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IL kennsy, the forger, now in Jail at New
London, CT, awaiting trial, has issued card to
his creditors in which he offers, on condition Of
MS release from Jail, 10 pay them fifty per cent.
OF their Claims within one week OF his release
ment, and give his notes for the balance. all Of
which he promises to pay In year-Soom date
He also informs his creditors thar IL this PROMO
sition Is not accepted, they will not get much ON
their claims against him
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TO B E SOLD INN DIATELY.
$4,000 WORTH OF
ID Rx oDa
BOUGHT AT THE NORTHERN ATcIISN,

AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
THESE GooDs WERE PURCHASED WITH sucr
ADVANTAGE As TO ENABLE Us TO OFFER INDUCE.
MRNrs SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER Housr In THE
CITY. -. "
% we name few Of the extra bargains
beautiful Delaines at l8c., worth Is, -.-
hich Cashmeres at 25c., worth 81,
good Deiaines at l0c, worth u,
riaid Merlnoes st go, worth 81,
rfeteh Merinoes at &c., worth 81,
All ihe DIST makes of Cslioo at lGc.,
LADIES' Cloaks and Raglsns very cheap.
Stee..Sprlng Extension SkIrts 81,
ards Sd Bieached SkIrting for 81, rt
" mite w DOL Flannel at l2c worth s., F
Pure Linen Towels IS and SIC. per dozen, -
fure Linen Diaper 81 per piece,
lssdles' Vests only 69c.
Gentemen's Underk hirts aad Drawers very cbeao
Masses and Chiidren's Zephyr Tnimas and Hood
LADIES' Embroidered Collars, very cheap
Ladies' Embroidered Hand or chiefs, ea ira cbeap
Ladies' Kid Gloves, SIC,
LADIES, White Merno hose,
Ladies, Back Cashnsre Hose, ..s ..f.-.t
Ladies' Lambs wool Hese,
PETINGs. VlLCL0fHs and UGsa IN Ne. ~ . nd
eSmpete stoef OF Doors AND snnEs At Of IA
~ Ios Su ~ and prices, and 6enteinen's and
BOYS CAPS and SOFT HATS, which We are sell
inS ~ nsasiacturers prices. -.be., 4 80
rurchasers In want VI any Of the above AIMED
eafeaans should call early. the stuck must
% soia immsdiatsy to make room fos oshsr .oods.
dssc-x - Nos. SIS and SIS I'll street a ssSv,I,
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IL The death warrant Of Henry Gambru, =,
Baltimore, has been received and read 20 him
While the reading was progressin. Cambria re-
NAMED perfectly calm, and at the conclusion he
bowed TO the sheriff, but spoke not word. The
sheriT then told him that he had his spiritual
adviser, with whom he should consult, and eve
~ facility would be granted to make the remain
DER OF his short life comfortable, to which he
again bowed. IL was evident that he wa, ilIrd
WIN tue deepest emotion, though maintaining
perfect eaimness throug bout the trvfng oras,I
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II Capt. Renaud, the captain of the French b
bark Maurice, who saved the passengers Of the
burning steamship Austria, has been decorated
by Napoleon with the title of Chevalier in the
Legion OF Honor, while to his officers were pre-
sented gold medals
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NEw PUBLIcAIIoNs-FToin Messrs plano nj
Mohun we have the following books, well
adapted to the holiday season: "Chris,mas
Holidays at Cedar Grove;'' "rhe Heroes of the
LAST Lustrei" published by Dana, of New York.
Also, s. Mrs. COoper's Mount Vernon Letter. !,
issued In the usual handsome style Of the Apple
tons.
From Frank Taylor we have also copy OF the
Latter publication -s
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nEPUBLIC LECTURE.-The fifth lecture of
IS the series before the Catholic beneficial
TOTAL Abstinsnoe ASSOCIATION of the DISTRICT of
Co umhia will be delivered by FRANCIS McSFR-
HANY: Esq. at Philharmonic Hail, on SUNDAY
Nobility"
. The Association will meet at their Hail. F strest
All @ clock p. m, and m1rch in process ion under
the direction of John ID. Clark, Egg. ohisf mar
The puolc are respectfully invited to attend
- ii. G. MCLAUGHLIN,
Chairman Com. on Lectures.
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II The telegraph chess match between New
YORK and Philadelphia terminated Tuesday eve
ming, when New York resigned on the thirty
ninth move. The closing moves on the part of
the PhiladelphIans were finely played.
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IL large company Of children, about sixty
In number, left New York on Tuesday for TIE
West, under the charge Of Mr.. II. Friedgcn, an
agent Of the Children's Society. They went of
in high spirits.
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ECONOMY OF MONEY, TIME, ANDLA.
~ Dor.
TINA FIRE KINDLING. to IGNITE Wood or
Coal the BEST cheap est. and cony arm
ole OF the kind ever produced. Give 1t tr al ony
70 cents per box, containing enough ms t-rial for
5 cent packages.
Also, very super or lot of Wood and Coal.
Oak and Pine Wood Cut aud Split aver N. and
length at my Wood and Coal Yard.
X. w BATES
oeSs corner or 18th and c streets.
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RAKER'S GENERAL AGENCY, INTELLI
II GENCE AND
COLLECTING OFETC z

The subscriber having removed his ofioe to No.
$40 Penn avenue, opposite Browns Hotel. ard
employed Richard Judah, oOlored, ssrv au,. who il
vel &C qusnted 10 the city and " IN servants zen
ersllyD Is prepas I'd 10 supply Hotes. Board as-
with suitable SERVANTS, DO. Servants and
Others IN want of any kind of employ ment may find
situations by applying At this one
Collecting, Auditing, and Settling Accounts. and
other debts; Buying, Selling, and Renting Houses
promptly.
He continues toattsnd 10 Bounty Land, Pension,
and other clalms az aiEst the Government.
JNO. T.. BAKER, Gen'l. Agent.
N. B.-Richard's services Porter in going err
rands carry ing PACKAGES serving invitations, c.,
may be had at all times.
de 3l-eO3tr
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III Col. Abraham Van Buren-son Of the ex.
Presidents resident OF Columbia, >. c., recent
ly sold ali the slaves on his plantation, 2lO In
number, for $4,000, being an average OF 500
each.
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III We are Indebted to C. Fox, OF Aspin.
wall, ". G., for late Granada papers
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GEORGETOWN.
Corresponlsnoe of TIE Star.

OV'oSPV't"oHeS y I"e Cav
eEAA GEoRsETowN, Dec % 1883
Notwithstaadiug our canal, as far up as our
information extends, Is free from Ice, navigation
has been entirely suspended. No boats from
any point are coming in.
Ia our notice, yesterday, Of the wedding party
at Dr.. Tyler's. we omitted to mention that the
excellent music, to which many light heart
and foot skipped IL nerrily until the short hour,
Of morning were drawing nigh, was furnished
by the polite Fleet and his associates.
The packet schrs Arctic, Hicks, and States
man, wicks, cleared at New York for our cit,
on the 27th inst. 8
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OUR ACCOUNTS ARE NOW BEING DE-
~ lIvered. and our customers will confer ps q
particular favor BY coming promptly forward TO
settle the same
de 3, EOS. SIRIRY CIV
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80. Mr. Henry Turner, a young artist Of viz
ginia, now studying under LeutIe at Dusseldo lori,
has been for about year at work upon a large
picture. the subject taken from an Incident in
the life Of Chevaler Bayard. 1t is highly spoken
Of by the feliow-artsts Of Mr.. Turner in Dussel-
dorf, and will, when completed be sent to this
country.
go. Lieut. Maury Is now l. curing In Cincin-
natl. The Commercial gives the following pen
portrait of him: " A 20 uare frigate- built. Trim
rugged gentleman, five feet eight and half halt
In his light spar, heavy timbered, with q bold
Prov, and obviously Intended for deep sea =
cruising. by the log, he was fifty two January
last past, but were ii not for bald crown, he
would not seem sufficiently weather beaten in
hulk to justify suspicion Of that age by nearly
half a scorer
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PERSONAL.

-. Col Fuller, formerly Of the New York
Mirror, Is preparing TO start d conservative,
national, free trade" newspaper, In New York
city next fall.
80. Among the arrivals by the Asia from Eng
land was Col. Beverly Tucker, U. 5. Consul at
the finest condition, and he looks as rosy as a
BritOn.
-. Hiram Powers has made SO 900 on his two
statues of Webster. The first, which, it will be
rememo ered, was lost at sea, broug bit him 81, :
900 The reproduction Of the same work broug ht
him $500. Certain insurance expenses and
other claims, however, reduce this amount TO
DCn =
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
~ MdgHi6osnfia Material,
Extcstios, and Style, and Cheap ,ci.hal.
SHILIINGTON'S. ODnoN BUILDING,
Corner OF "a street and Penns wanna avenue,
Among the most prominent are
The StratfOrd Gallery,
The X Republican Court,
The Household Book OF Poetry,
The FavOrite English Poems,
The American Fema Poets,
The Britisn Female Poets,
rhe Camp Fires of the American Revolution
POstlCal @ uOtatIOns,
The Bible Gallery. illustrated,
Episcopal and Catholic PRAYER Books IN exou,-
site Buildings,
Writing Desks and Portfolios,
Nearly every English and American edition of the
Holy Bible, among which may be found small
editions printed la hne large type
able for ali stages OF childhood.
j. SHILI,INGTON,
BOOKSELLER, Odeon Binding
de ID Sc corner of ~ street and Pa avenue
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TEE WsATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about 7 o'clock:
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsRMTS

GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsBMTS.
U-FoR OTHER GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
sKE I. Rsf PAGE. --sasz-z-z---ls-,----.-l. -
n@NO rICE.-I.,csxsts.-An persoas whose
9 Licenses rom the Corpora;i-n Of GeoTe,
promptly To renew the same, 9th rwlse they VIII
'u ~ sssJn,iys' to hns yN,.,sp Clark
EOR PHILADELPHlA-Ths schooner 3. q.
king, Captain Andrew; win rsceivsrA !
Water .tIsst: ssorss.oxn. B. . = d.Y,m.
Ton. sALE-Two two story BRICK Dwell
= LSNS.houSSES; on West, street street: Ssorss-
Tne ioc4ity s very desirable on many q counts.
Terms va! be made very Liberal lnanire Of r. NJ
Wsssisrt0n' or Of E. B. ADDISON. xssnt As .s
dria, Va. de % eotf
= KuHLBERG, 40 Bridge street Geerse,ovn,
-. ID. C., - selling Oh hls entire stock OF Dry,
Fanof, and Millinery Goods a. cost TO close busl-
KOHLBERG CO., Ioe Bridge street. George
IN town, ID. G., manufactured and dealers IN
OTIS and Shoes; also dealers IN Hats and Caps.
TOR SALE Low, IF APPLiED FOR SOON,
j. two good Work Horses one set double
,sr%s jk sssfI
81 Prospect street. Georgetown, ID. G.
AS. tGd y: sized ssscps hand
EHOR RENT-WIl he ready on thu LIST OF Jsnu
u AIRY, the large Brick DWELLING and stone
No. Bridge street, few doors east OF the arm
ers' and NJ eohanics' Bank. The dwelling contains
III e1mmodious rooms, newly psinted and pspered
with bells. Eas d c., and commands hne vlev Of
the river and sdj,cent country. Pump, milk house,
wood shed, TO-, IN the yard, which opens into q
The store has - new front, nth large plate glass
windows and doors and II furnish vita counters
and shelves, suitable TO dry goods. millinery,
riety, con ectionery, drug store newly papered,
painted, and 18th II. liz Is among the hand
somest stores in town. Two large cry cellars viii
lie rented with the store. The pavement in front il
| tagged
The dwelling and store will b. rented either to-
gether or separately. To good tenant the rent for
Dr.. CHAR LES H. CRAGIN, rs4 Dunbar ton st.
de D. cow
COME Az LAST!
LADIES, ATTENTlONi- Just receve ed l00 10
spring Extension SkiTts, which will be sod at the
very low price of ST. each. at w. HURDLES
| fashion Dry Good Store, corner High AID Gay sts
de H-Iw
| Tor SALE-The story and basement + rzme
| HOUSE. No. ia Green street. The house 10
pleasantly situated on the HeIg hts of George tovn,
contslns rooms, besides pantry and hath room,
Is newly built OF the best terial and finished in
handsome style. There ~ a fine yard and q hTst-
| rate cistern attached farce pump IN the kitcheu
connects with cstern in the yard.
| The terms OF purchase will be made easy. Appy
de "a 2s&S WM. CLABAU6H.
n
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CHiNA ORNAMENTS. GIFT CI'Ps AND
~ eauoers, segar Stands, ladies' Leather n etl-
dulles: w ate Wax Beads, &e-, css:Asi
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COME AT LAST!
LADIES. Just received lo0 10
spring Extension Skirts, which will be sold at the
very low price of ST. o each. at w. X HURDI.E'S
fashion Dry Good Store, corner High a.d Gay sts.
de I-lv
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FANCY HAIR PINS. beantlfai and yer, cnesp,
at LAMMOND's,
qe ~ II seventh street.
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GRAND MILITARY BALL
The WASHINGTON YAGERs viii hold then
A Iual Ball on the Sd January, at the New "a
AZ snd 9Th streets. ~
Bergman's Band has been engaged for thetESA
occulOn.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting gentleman
and lsdIes-to be had Of any OF the Committee OF
de 3 T,Th.SAM COMMITTEES
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NTFESTIVAl.-Th sabbath Scbo,l of m.
W. Assembly's Church will hold = estivai ~,
week TO commence on TUESDAY EVENiNG.
December 2lst. at O'Clock. and to continue every
evening during the week, in their Rooms st ~
Church. corner of Massachusetts ayenna ana stS
street north. Abundance 10 cents. Children nnSs,
10 years OF agsS cents. The public are invited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-26
DR.. MACkAY.

On Monday evening last the "poet laureate Of the
people," as be has been spy styled, delivered his
lecture upon "Poetry and Song at the Atheneum. The
genuine delight Of the audience was uumistakable
1t betrayed itself by frequent bursts of applause, by
simultaneous laughter at the happy hit. and by that
rapt attention which is the highest compliment an
orator can receive. DR.. Mackay's manner s par.
tcularly simple and unaffected, his voice is finely
toned his pronunciation charms the cultivated ear by
its clear correctness. He preserves throughout the
came sort of quiet INCONSISTENCIES, while gems Of
thought that awaken the admiration of bis hearers
touches of feeling that thrill them to the hearts
or wttieisms that convulse them with laughter
drop from his lips. The discourse itself is most
polished and exquisite literary production, full of
variety, full of thought. full of poetry, full Of
common sense Our limited space forbids our enter
ing more fully into s merits At its close, after
modest prelude, Dr.. Mackay recited two of bis own
unpublished poems, aud these were received with
rapturous paudits. His "PHmroses' caused many
an eye to glitter with moisture that would
not be repressed. 1t is one Of the most toucbingly
beautiful poems of the kind to which we have ever
listened. We regre. that Or. Maoksy could not be
Induced TO deliver his whole course of lectures the
subjec, Of poetry and song, ir Richmond.
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ANOTHER BLOW AT THE STATE CREDIT
WATCH AND WARD 1T!

We find it our duty to call attention to an act Of
Legislation, which, under the appearance Of slight
chsngein financial machinery, is fraueht with oonse
quences of most no1ious tendency. Apparently With
the superficial attention usually accorded to affairs of
minor Importance, q bill passed the Senate on Mon
day last, the perusal Of which will warn our readers
of an impending danger, which, we are we'll assured
has entirely escaped the notice Of many Senators by
whose acquiescence or cooperation its passage was
effected. This bill reads ss follows:
"Be It enacted &C., that the I'd section of chapter
6S of the Code of Virginia. be amended and eenacted
as TO read a. follows:
IF the fund applicable thereto prove insufficient to
discharge all the ipstslmeut5 Of subscriptions made
by the Board, a. such instslments become payable,
the said funds shall be applied iu paying the install
spts Of ,uch subscriptions as stand first iu point of
ORDER according to the dates Of the resolutions Of the
board making the said subscriptions, ezcea IN
those cases ,phere the bonds of the State may be
sold for tie purpose of The payment of subscriptions
TO such companies may be designated BY thspurcha
sers thereof and the fund for Internal improvement
ahall not be cbargsable with any interest in conse
quence of the payment Of any nstanent being sus-
pended"
The talicised words constitute the amendment pro-
posed, The residue Of the bill merely repeats existing
provisions Of the code.
Here then, h . prospective provision that each in
dividus purchasing stock from the State shall be en-
titled to designate the In which the purchase
money shall be applied by the State. In other words,
the State is to offer bonus, mot of money, but OF
political detation, to be exercised By individual oti'
zena by which to induce the purchase Of State bonds
The only prstext of argument which can be sdducsd
in favor Of such scheme. 10 that promses to in.
duce railroad stockholders and Others Interested in the
completion Of railroads to invest their money In State
bonds. Even supposiug that this effect and this only,
would resut We cannot but dsprscats the policy OF
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TIE REMOVAL or JUDGE LoRING.

The main ground assumed by Governor Banks for
removing Judge Loring is based on statute Of Mas
.s .scbusefs that a Judicial officer of the Common
wsalth shall not hold at the same time the Office Of
limited States Commissioner. A dispatch from Bos.
A motion to refer the Governors message removing
.Jndue Loring to select committee led TO an excl
ting discussion between Mr. Cushing, of Nswbury
nori. and Andrews, Of Boston the former denouncinG
n, copsummsted act as the triumph of monamanisci
and fanatics and the latter defending i, as the jus
ACT of the executive which will be hailed with glad
ness from end Of the State to the other. No ques
ion ON the reference was taken.
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ROW IN NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

At The close of Wednesday mornings session, Two
membere from New York, Messs ChatAeld and De-
laney had fight on the floor Of Assembly chamber
The cause of the quarrel is not stated, but the first
violence was used by Mr.. Delaney. who struck Mr..
Cbatield. The latter seized DIR. Delaney by the
throat, and cbuked him until he was black in the
face, though he (Chaheld) was prevented from strk
ing by the interference of the bystanders. just
prior TO the evening session the two begeren's met
again but were prevented from an encounter, which
was evidently eought by Mr.. Chatfeld. During. the
EVENINGS proceedings, Mr.. Chatfeld was perceived
by the Speaker to move in threatening manner TO-.
wards MIR. Delaney, and Immediately called him to
order requesting members to take their seats. Mr
Chat field wished to know if he was specially allu-
ded to by the Speaker, when he was pesonally re-
ouested 10 take his seat. To this Mr. Chathed de.
INJURED unit, he could say what he wiehed., The
Speaker insisted upon his order being obeyed, and
Mr.. Chataeld showing disposition not to comply
under any circumstances received intimaton that
he would be elected from the hall by the Sergeant at
Arms if he continued. Mr.. Cbaifsld, showing an
ndisposition to conform to Parliamentary rules and
the rules of decency seized by the Sergeant
Arms and his assstans, and forcby carried out not.
vithstanding the most strenuous opposition The
most intense excitement prevailed during these pro
ceediDps, bu: it was eventually calmed, and the
House settled down to the business before 1t.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE AT
MOIJNT LAUREL

OFFER for private sale the Plantation which re-
Il side at Mount Laurel, Halifax County.
The Tract contains 3o4 acres portion Of which con-
ssts of really fine branch Oats thoroughly drained and
thicky set In Clover: the upland 10 we'll adapted to the
growth Of Tobacco and Wheat and 10 In rapid state Of
Tho whole Of the land now In cultivation
The land is well supplied with water, two branches run.
ming nearly through the middle Of it, and having two or
three excellent springs apa pump OF pure water In the
yard There aso excellent Orchard OF Apple and
Peach Trees aud well selected variety OF Pear Plum
and Prune Trees all of which have been In full bearing
tor several years The improvements consist OF large
and comfortable framed Dwelling House Of two stohes
with eight comfortable the whole In thorough re-
pair with the exception of the painting; the other I'm
provemen,s are an Office with two rooms and two Sre
places; framed Kitchen ioehoqse, grsnaSY carriage
house, new stables, OvertseIa house. and good com
Portable Apg,o quarters And three excellent new Tobac
CO Barns.
Tho residence 10 within Eve miles Of Clover Depot on
the Richmond and Danvile Railroad and within mile
of two Churctes-sn Episcopal and Methodist.
The situation 10 desirable location for Physician
with small family, for person who may wish TO
open large Boarding School
Az am dete,mped to aep, solicit the attention Of per
sons wishing 10 purchase, and It will afford me pleasure to
give any required niormaon 70 such in regard to terms
&C. which shall be liberal and accommodating Poues-
sion will be given early next fall.
Address, DR. Tho. ]. Williams, Mount Laurel, Halifax
County Virginia ,,,,,
Jan 9-cv3m THO. J. WILLIAMS.
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Totals

The extent of territory nearly equal to that Of the
entire United States, and although the climate in gen.
eralis severe, yet the soil in many vast regions is
very rich and productive and there can be no doubt
that the new empire republic, the case may be-
would become mighty power Of the American con.
tinsnt. His probable, too, that such movement
would lead to q rapid Improvement Of the western
portion of North America, the winters in tie great
mart of the possession of the Hudson Bay Company,
especially in Oregon, near Puget's Sound, and at
Ysncouvers Island, are remarkably mild and genial
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TO GEORGE X. TAYLOR.
Sir: A number of your friends residing in the POI
Royal district of Caroline county having witnessed
with satisfaction the manner 10 which the business OF
had tha managemept of il, are anxious to vote for
YOU at the approaching election for Clerk both Of the
Circu. and County Courts. We would, therefore.
respectfully reques, you 10 announce yourself .. once
az a candidate for both offices.
March ~, 1858. SEVERAL VOTERS.