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pRoPosAIs FOR MAIL BAGS.


posT OsacE DEFAHrakSB, Jan. II, lass.
sEAIED PROPOSALS wilbo received al this department unul uln.
O'Clock, a m, the 25th aAy OF April next. for furnishing fr hqr
years from The nTst day " July neNt, ia such quantities. and Al such
times as may be required and ordered for tho sea vioe, mail bAss n
the following deserpuOn-to Wit
CdrsaS Mad Dogs % SaNAx.
size No. les inches In length and 0. inches Ia circuunfercuee A
" be made Of cotton canvas weighing At least hteen ounces 10 az
yard Of ~ inches width the threads q the warp and sen 80
composed OF i've yarns each.
szo No, 2-(4I inches in length and as inchesin crcunference no
be made Of cotton canvas weighing at least fourteen ounces ,oue
yard Of IS Inches width the threads Of the warp and wet 10 Id
composed Of four yarns each.
Size No. s-Cs2 inches in length and IS inches In circumference q,
be made OF cotton canvas weighing al least eight ounces 70 the var
VI 20 inches wide the threads OF the warp and wut 10 be eomuoseI
OF three yarns each.
The canvas bags OF sizes numbered ] and 2 arc . be made Win A
tabling OF hen at the top Of two inches wide, upon which a supclsrt
number (t least ten to tho former aud eight 10 the latter Of cy,let
holes are tobo wrought and they are 10 be provided With good and
sufficient hemp cord 10 lace and tie than strongly. All are az
well marked, inside and outside, az. 5 Mail" Ia large and dhiiha
letters.
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RATES OF CHARGES o HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS, &c.
rEr,aa from an act Of ne cotroyuiion, appyO,ed March

[EaTad from an act Of ne Corporation, aPprOvoa March 20, ls42l
SEC. 10. And be Il enacted, That from and after the passage Of this
act, the following rates OF fare or charges for The conveyance Of per
sons from one place 70 another In Tho city Of Washington, in hackney
carriages, cnbs, or other vehicles, carrying passengers for pay or
hire, between daybrcak and eight O'Clock 1. m, shall not be exceed
od-that Is TO say, for each any ovory passenger, for a distance not
over one aud a half mile, twenty-five cents for any distance over
onoand half mile, and not exceeding three miles, hfy cents FRO,
vidd, In case any hackney carriage, cab, or other vehicle, shall be
obtained for longer period than i've minutes, tho driver thereof
shall be allowed for the whole hack, cab, or other vehicle, the sum
Of twelveanda half cents for every fifteen minutes so detained and
FOR all convey anoes or othor detentons later than 8 O'Clock y. M
tho owner or driver OF hackney carriages, cabs, or other vehicles may
demand and receive at the rate Of Gfy per contum on the foregoing
charges, Ia addition thereto.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

HOUSES Printing Telegraph, National Hotel, entrance on Sixth
street, one door north Of Pennsylvania avenue. To New York, RIA
Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud intermediate points connecting AZ New
York with the Eastern line TO St Johns, and the Western lines to New
Orleans.
Magnetic Telegraph, National Hotel, corner Of Sixth street and
Pcnnsy iyanin avenue. To New York, connecting as above with the
extreme East and West
southern Telegraph, National Hotel To New Orleans, via AleSan.
dHa, Richmond, Augusta, aud Mobile, and intermediate points, inclu'
ding all tho principal seaboard cities. Fowl
Western Telegraph, Pennsylvania avenue, between sixth and Scv-
enh streets, over Gilrnans drug store, To Wheeling and Intermediate
points, connecting with all the Western and Northwestern lines.
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%Tho Grand Duke of Baden, Louis, born August Is, 1924, Is under
guardianship by rcson Of insanity.
His mther, Ferdinand, husband of the late Queen, was regent IN
III september 16, 1856.
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OFFICERS or THE CORPORATION OF
THE Il OF WASHINGTON.

HaLaRor-James ,. Halliday. oLerks-Reubcn oieATy aud William
S~ausyor-wmAm Forsyth.
MEHaHs oy mH BouD on MsAln.
Fyrt Wdrd-Dr. y. @. Davis, J. b. h Smith, esq
Seoomd Hard-Dr. r. X Stone, James 4 Dunawin, osq.
T Es, W ys w g Palmer joseph Bryan ssa;
E sga W WaraInr = + n y w.. !; + ,o lnsi S s s%n,, 80
SeeeaA Wayd-Dr, J. E Morgan, Henry A. Clarke, esq.
ArornkcAnEs 10 ruRSlsa NEDuuSE 10 ma rooR.
Second Ward-Andrew ". Hughes.
TAird Ward-valenune Harbaugh.
Fgtrt4 Hard(ames y, calAn,
Sinh ward-James u. oDonnel
Seuenth Hagd-D. b. Clarke.
PHYSICIANS 10 rms PooK.
FTrt Want-Phihp c. Davis, NJ ID.
lard Ward George n. IBSiis'i K D.
SKA Wa"i-L N. Roberss, IN.
SsuaaA WaydI Il. wIleu, N. o.
BOARD OF AIDERMAN.
ayra Ward Geo. v. Riggs and VIM 7. Dove. (Presideni)
THIRD wayd-Ihomas Donoho and Joseph y. Brown.
Ebsrh Went-wm w Moore aud Francis Mohun.
s ssah Ward Ward Fa%aqa ci hSIay a and Aaron :, ", e { b ,GI1sn
Ssvenh wa,a-JohnL Smith and Peter N. Pearson.
Secretary 10 The Board-Erasmus j. Middleton.
Mzsea9r-Jacob Kleiber.
COMMITTEES " m HOARD or AIpkRAAs.
mprovrarts-Messr T. Miller, Moore, and Pearson.
Petee-Messrs, Mohun, Barry, and Smith.
~Claiss-Messrs. Barry, Brown, and Pearson.
Sehoos-Messrs. Donoho, Huntington, and Clark.
FIRE department Messrs, Fisher Barry, and A W. Miller.
Drainage, seroerdOe, and Diarbation g Water- Messrs, Brown, I.
On UnansAsd Busines-Messra a. W Miller, Huntington, and
Smith.
-. o,u., n a. .. 49,. So. -
' W MN We AyNT"- hosSfs Aoofe' Donoho' and
Hnauh OF he CRy-Messrs. II Miller Aohun and cark.
Canal Messrs. Brown and pesson.
WhayreS-Messrs Donoho and Smith
Aceounis Of Rgiae,-Mr. Barry.
Money Transactions Of the coTo'aiioa-Mr Riga
TO Count and Destroy Bas Bins-Nr, Fisher,
To ihrnd TO the Interests Of the Corporation before Coagress-Messrs.
Huntington, Riggs, and Clark,
HOARD ~ COMMON COUNCIL.
u., w., osor,os a,a.. oa,,o ! a.
southey S. Parker. ~ -
Third Word a Palmer Iarnhert free and Christonhcr 9
oHare.
Fourth Ward Stephen d. Casueman, Elijah Edmonston. and VIM
p. Mohun.
RhA Ward William Munoy, WIN. +. Wallace, aud 4. Van Res.
wick.
Siah Ward A. Bolrer, Franklin 8 0her, and John III Rus.
sell
ouN9h afu homA T. LLOYD, Chhrles wilson, ana ihomas
Mhstchd'
aardd'y-Mlhmm A. kennedy
heSSengT-Whham U Locke SE
COMMITTEES OF I'll BOARD or COMMON COUNCIL.
On Vans and Msnas-Messrs. lone. Turton. Tree CastIsman ynn
Reswick. 0ber, and IJoyd N' ~
On mproremsnts-Messr Turton, Van Reswick, 0rme, o,Iare,
hohun, RUSSELL and Lloyd @ sEga
~ Cta."s -Messrs: fowel, Mohun, ana wilson.
~ Gnpmtshea usene Messrs faimer a MhA'ead.
"a Einfaons.Messrs; Wallace, ober, and wilson.
"a fot'ce.Nessrs. Maloy, ohare, Parker, Powell, caslenan,
bohrer, ana iAoya. . fa4 & W -H5 ~
canats-Messrs. castieman, orme, ODER, Van Reswiok, Parker,
ana Mistead.
nchoots--hessrs. Tree, Furton, Powell, Mahun, Wallace, Bohrer,
and Lloyd.
rye DeFa'fnieHs-h essrs, Parker, Edmohston, and Mlttead.
Dnt,fHagei w. aNN i"ii"of' o'me' ia'ton' Nohun, huhoy,
Gu,oyn,ioa hsSrre n,,oress- Nessrs Jones Mo,,pn I,ova M Tree
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nmissioncr Of the General Land oaice.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right OF pre- empion TO any Of the
lands within the townships and fractional townships above mentioned
Is required to establish the same to the satisfaction Of the register All
receiver of the proper land Office, and make payment therc6r az soa
as practicable after seeino This naice, and before the day appointed
for thd acknowledgements. Of the public sale OF tho lands embracing
the tract ciaihed ~;bthartists Such claim viii PC iorfeec4.
rios A! HrNIRICKs,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
NorE-Under tho regulations Of tho department, as heretofore
and now exi ting, no payment can be made for advertising pfocans
tons except to such publishers as are specially authorized 10 publish
by the Commissioned of the General Land Office.
Jan i0-lnwI3w lInt&Starl #
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Number Of quar-
Ter sections.
THE WES7ERN TERRITORIES.

A comparative statement the area of the present States with that
OF the territory destined 10 be erected into States exhibits the inter
estng fact that the area Of the latter in square miles exceeds that of
The former The superficial area Of the Territories, organized and I'M
organized, Is set down as follows
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Total "a 24T IS.
Statement akoig ne qgaAtly Of neaap land approved % te Seeadl
States ~ % 3Wh June, 1867.


Rainats of uisod and EHdppgoprGted lands ~ each Of DE States and
Territories, incLudiHg surveyed and unsugreyod, offered and HmeBer-
ed lands on the 3Mh June, 1856
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

W,snrSGros, February IL, 100"
ON THE PETITION Of Richard NJ. Hoe, Of New York \ Y pray y
lug for the extension of "a patent granted 10 him ON the lt Nay
lsl5, for an Improvement In 'Printng Presses, for seven yearstt oh
the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the LIST ahN'
1852
II s ordered that the said petition be heard at The Patent Office on
Monday, april IS, Mt 10 o'clock, m; ana all persons are noueeuw
appear and shds ssnse y any they have why said petition 0usD W.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO nc in ne Patent u
fee their objections, specially set forth in Writing, at easttwenVWW
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either parry " w
with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished on appNhspop,
The testimony In the case will be closed on the 4h Of apfh ut
dcIostions, and other papers relied upon as Testimony, must pe ~
htsS office on OF before the morning OF that day the arsu~'u''"
any, within ten days thereafter,
ordered, also, that this notice be published in the Union, Wshus
ton, ID. O., and Day Book New York, once n week for ihrce suI y
sie weeks, the first of said publications to be at least sixty days
fore the 18th of April next, the day OF hearing.
Commissioner Of patenh'
P.s--Edltors of the above papers will piepsc copy and send uI
bills 70 the Patent Ofnce, with a paper containing TINS nooes'
Feb i3-1aw3w fH
ENRENCH BO0KS-Illustrated.
Physiolosie du Gout. Par BriIat savarin. 81 cents.
les fabuistos ~popplsires. IS ccnts.
Tables de Fon,aine. rs cou,s.
Huyrcs poetiqucs do holcan. % cents.
Historic dutaie. 90 cents.
Historic dc savoie. Par Claude Genoix. 40 cents
Add II RAIDER. Par Leon Pf.o. 81 cents.
Historic de la Guerrc dc rInde. 40 cents.
sebastopol, IIkfore de Ia Guerre dorient. 40 cents,
Kinburn, Historic dc Ia Cacrrp diOrieDt. 40 cents.
Salakon, Historic dc 10 Gaacrrs daodeut, 20 cents,
In Hussie ct Europe, 40 cents, -
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Impo ted from Paris.
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IL Montreal, New York, Tlconderoga, Mount Vernon IVamDg
Washington, and the Public buildings OF Washington. Size NV
For sale by TAYLOR a MAURY,
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GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES NJ TERRITORIES,
WITH THEIR SALARIES, TERMS or OFFICE, " THE
EXPIRATION OF THEIR RESPECTIVE TERMS.
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BY the President OF the United States.

By the President OF the United States.
II JAMES BUCHANAN, President Of the United
States of America, in pursuance Of the provisions Of the ac, Of
Congress entitled San act in relation to the lands sold in the Green's
burg, late st. Helena, land district, in the State OF Louisiana, and az.
thorizng the resurvey Of certain lands In said district, /" approved
August 20, 1912, and of tho acts OF Congress authorizing the sale Of
the pubic lands, do hereby declare and make known that a public
sale will be held at the land Office at GKRkSsBURG, in the State Of
LOUISIANA, commencing on Monday Me second day Of Nay nH, for
uatcd within the limits OF the following named townships and frc
tonal townships, according to the approved piats resurvcyed, 10
wit:
South Of he base line and uea @ae principal meridian.
Townships ], Z, and 4 and fractional townships 8 aud 8 d
Townships i, 2, and 3, and fractional township A of range2 2.
Townships l and 2, OF range .. a#.
Fractional townships /, 2 and 3 of range a.
Fractional township !, OF range b.
South Of the base line and east Of te principal meridian,
Townships /, ., 3,4, 6, Q, and 7, Of range1.
Townships S, 8 and J, Of range2
Townships s and z, of range o.
Townships s, Q, aud 7 and fractional township y, Of rangeA
Fractional township 8, Of rangc8
Township d, of range 8.
Fractional townships 8 and o, Of range o.
Townships q, 8, ., and !, and fractional township 8, Of range 10.
Township 8, Of range IL.
Fractional township 8, of range II.
Township q, Of range IS. H
Lands covered by confirmed private claims, appropriated by law
for the use Of schools, military, and other purposes, together with the
"swamp aud Overlooked, !" granted to the State by the acts OF Con
grtss approved March 2 ls49, aud September rs, 1850; also, all
those tracts for which the patents have been issued or applied for BY
the day appointed for the conmcncemsn mt OF the salc, or which shall
not have been finally acted upon by that time, under tho provisions
of the actof 10Th August, 1912, hercinbeiorc mentioned, wil Dc e.
clnded 'front.' sale.
The Offering Of the above mentioned lands will be commenced on tho
day appointed, and will proceed in the order in which thcy arc ad
vertsed, until the whole shall have been offered, and the sal 9 thus
and no private entry OF any Of the lands Will be admitted until alter
the expiration of tho two weeks.
January, Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and nny nine
10y" ~" $50 g JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the prcsidont. Sr4n : ~ -
Tnos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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his seen that the area of Kansas Is nineteen thousand si1are miles
greater than that Of all New England, New York, and New JeI4eYi
and that the area OF Nebraska Is ninctylive thousand miles greater
than that OF all the non siaveholdiug States except California. Oregon
is nearly equal In extent TO all New England, New York, Pcnnsyl.
vania, Ohio and IpdiGna. lii possible that New Mexico and MesilLa
will be embraced In one territorial organization by Congress at the
present session, containing 2sS,o0o square understanding all New
England, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Wash
ington exceeds in extent all New England and New York.
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a ONION BooKs.-Neandorls HISTORY of Christinn

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miles
square miles

DIJAIU H1Hta - = - = - - 80 =. ~ NIVV' -
To these DaeOtah is 10 be added, OF the extent. Of which we ha'
The superficial area Of The present States is as follows
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TABLE EgHuB4ING THE SEATS OF GOVERNMENT AMI
TIE TIMES OF THE ELECTION or STATE OFFICERS or
THE SEVERAL STATES. . ...
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The Hon. j. r. GIDDINGs, addresses his ieI-
low citizens and constituents through the last
Sentinel in alluson to the emotions experience
ed by him. on miagling again, after 20 years
spent in the discharge of public duties, "as a
pri 5ate and independent citizen with the COM
panons Of youth" He says:
"I deem myself fortunate in having liv-
ed at this important period of our history.
Nor do deem il unkind that you should
have selected another to represent you here
after II was your duty to do so at such
time as you believed it. would couduce to
your interests or the interests of mankind;
and though care.worn and weary, retire
at your bidding from the field of public la.
bor with far higher hopes and lighter
heart than those with which entered upor
official duties. / shall not however, regsrd
my obligations TO You, nor to the public, al
discharged, until shall have done what
ever may be in my power to make up
faithful record Of the political scenes il
which it has been my fortune, US your Re
preventative, to participate.
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oARD TO THu LADrnsI

Ihe HacblSn, or fercle flllh, LOT remaleei
sL ~ Y. ~ w y. ~ 80 S
elasticity and ygor 20 the ste and iupah strength clear
and bdaney b the eye Increasing Ii power Of iasena
lrreguea ke and 10 give tone and beauty 70 the eye, oI
which they have they should not b used dur.
company each box and package. For ~ complaint
arising from deanged nensuHtoa they unequAled and
lulhlliabs The Gapprel1E Is speedily relieved
al Irregularities corrected and By the OF the PEloII
Puts there VII b 81 those complaints fhe
but beneficial and lasting Tha high ynf in which they
hod By the many hundred adea Who have uzed them sun
cts npOa al inden 70 the female constitution which
have nesor boore been obtained Full directions each bol
and package The signature OF EMILE MOTION PropTieto
must u o All genuine which imported only h MAOUl
LAORlE so1d by all Druggists n the United States
Canadaa Rco 81 rs per hox; half boxes % cente Mat
paekaaes (avng the appearance of ordinary letter. prc
one DOLLAR aod only BY e general agents " D. ALDEN
enii ~ GEO. WILLARD. sDd
vzzsSlbaula, o. tSe BEHHkM JoHNsoM
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arhs Eagle Nest of the Rspublio.n .
Trom ma pcmocrnilc Ar..

A number of years ago. happening to
be In Paris ON the 4th of July, with many
other Americans. we agreed to celebrate
"the day" by dinner at the Hotel Mau-
rice. There were seventy.two of us in all
We had but one guest. This was M. de
Tocqueville, who had then rendered himself
famous by his great work upon Democracy
in America. During the festivities of the
evening. after the cloth had been removed,
and speechifying had commenced, some
gentleman alluded en- Passeat to the fact
that he was born in Connecticut "CoR-
aect-ds, cOOt, }" exclaimed Monsieur dc Toe.
queville, as he suddenly rose withthe enthnsi-
asm of Frenchman. "Vy messieurS, l
will tell you. vid the permission Of de presi-
dante Of this festival, Won very leetal story,
and then will give you Won grand senti-
ment, to dat little state yOn call Connect
de-coot. Won day ven | vas iR the gallery
Of the House of Represeutatif I held Won
map Of de Confederation In my hand
Dere was Won eetls yellow spot dat dey
call Connectde-coot. fouad by the Con-
stitution, he was entitled to six Of his boys
to represent him on dat foog. But ven
make the acqnainsance personeNe with de
member, hlld dat more dan tirty Of the
RepreseDtatif on dat aoor was born il
Connect-de-co0t. Aud then ven was il
the gallery 0f the House Of The Senat,
dnd de Constitution permit Connect.de-eoo
20 send two Of bis boys 10 represent blu Il
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W7E Wish 70 cali The attention Of the

II ~ - ~ ~ IN
w "ish w O"l Vne aeteut'Vu W tne
fuoltiothe ees tnat We are now receiving direct
ter ooda peculiarly adaptrt the wants Of this community
b,cb ,s nleu orrsltss "a e A sle., a. lo "a can he
found IN this county.
In tbe nrv eooas lluF our stoeE coDyt... to ss,na
ipsnt Of preas COCOA sava Bi,ch s,a Fancy suts Do
t,,o. c..h,De,.. K.rs,,. pat. p.o "A p,.s,.a o..
-. vrs.,.. - ,.,lea So. -. ,v,., ~,
'onA, "O'ien eN fia"neis heAsy "V"ie"'' N'e'N
trimmings Gloves ana Hosiery together with thousand 9TH
er things too numerous 10 mention
=, o..,.. - 49,. o.,, So, .i., .-.,;.- a., "a.
line and at low prices.
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Astonishing Cure of Inflammation of the
Bowels, of fifteen years standing

PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1908.
DR. C, NJ JACKSON. DEAR SIR: Restored 10 health as
have been under Cod by the of your iauabls .Hoo
lands German Btter feel that owe you this public ac
acknowledgements
About the year 1888 while residing the city Of Baltimore
was attacked with Inflammation of the Bowels For some
time paid but little attention To H. Supposng would soon
pass OF the disease grew and became seriously
alarmed at s progress. had to medical ad-
vice. but without any marked effect apdy lost hesh and
became emaeaed such degree to attract the attention
OF all with whom in contact. cannot attempt TO de-
scribe the feeling of utter helessness that almost
my efforts for fifteen years length, wearied Of le butt
willing for the sake of my family, to make another effort
yielded the advice Of my friends and as an experiment
bought bottle Of your Bitters To delighted SURPRISE
felt chnge the better before had taken half the bottle
continued its use and purchased second bottle which e
feced perfect cure Five years have passed away, and
have experienced of the disease am now
resident this city, and willing TO give 70 all similarly a
hcted statement Of my case. Very truly yours .
WILLIAM CARISS, 3l2 Thompson ST.
Ask for HooFLANDs GERMAN BIrTERs. Take nothing else
and see that signature Of NJ Jackon IA on the wrapped
Of each bottle They be had Of druggists and stoTekeep
era In every aud village In the United States Canadts
West nder and South America at IS cents per bottle Prn
cipal Office, AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 2wSS
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BORN.

In East Village, the l4th inst DAUGHTER to B. s.
and Eliza NetcalE
In Jefferson, March 3D. SON to VIM r. and Lucy Allen.
In Wayne, March 5th SON and DAUGHTER to Billings
and Emily Barber
Ia this Village Feb 25th SON to John Julia stimson
In ovet Eaton county, Michigan the 4th inst daugh'
tayt IN ,raass nd Phehe Savage.
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A NOVELS THE RIoHr DfHEcTIoS.--At meet
ing Of the citizens Of Jefferson, on Saturday
evening last after some general discussion on
motion Of Mr. GIpnNos Committee OF ten
hve OF whom were ladies, wus appointed by the
meeting, TO wait upon all the Store keepers oi
the village, and request them TO cease the fell'
ing Of spurious liquors luany manper whate YER
and report the result Of their IabOrs 10 an ad
journed meeting.