davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
ccoIoricnI survey RilI Pos.poned.

The bill of Ohio, which passed tho SEN
ate last week, has, on motion of Mr.. Van
Vorhes, of Athens, been postponed in the
House until the first Monday in January
next. Mr.. Van Worries is a warm friend Of
the proposed survey. The measure has many
advocates in the House, but we presume the
late day the bill camo down from the SEN
ate rendered the postponement advisable.
The Legislature adiourns the 4th of April,
and a large number of bills remain to be act
cd ON
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

An application Of the Dred Scott dceis-
ioa has recently hsen made By the acting
commissioners ef the Gsneral Land Office.
A number Of coloeed mea In Pittshurgh
desired 10 emigraie, and made some inqui-
n y de laud Office 10 regard 70 the rights
81 prescription. They receivsd tho re-
spohse lhal under The ruling Of that Office
sIaolorsd porsoas are not ciiizeps Of the Uni-
led Slatas as contemplated " the PFe-smp-
ton law Of the ttb of septepsbeE ls4l,
a.,d ase, aharefofe. not legally entitled "a
pfe-empl pablo land"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
FREMONT: OHIO.
Republican Meetings.

mn, SE We hope the Republicans
SAkA..a-5Ss of this town will remember
the meeting to nominate Township and Cor
pOration Officers, THIS EVENING, at Z
o'clock, at the Engine House. Let there
be full turn out.
E:y- The Republicans Of Green Creek
will meet at the Office of ESQ, Fem, in
Clyde, TOMORROW, Saturday at
o'clock in the afternoon, to nominate OFF
GERS for a Township Ticket.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

SPUMous FIVE DOLLAR Com PIEcEs.--
There are humber Of coins Of the above
denomination in circulation, tho exterior il
Of pure gold, plated upon an alloy, Of which
gold seems 10 be the base. The coin con-
tains about three dollars worth Of pure gold,
and Is Of such really superior execution, as
to make il pass readily for genuine. There
Is = aatness Of the edges, BY which It differs
from genuine coins, and requires skillfnl ex-
animation to detect Pstsrsoas Bank
Note Lisf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

DTsGRAcEFUL.-Va Vallandingham, Burns,
Cox and Pendleton, have been at Coum-
bus, franking the one.sided, untrue report
of the Treasury Investigating Committee,
and sending them broadcast ovor the State.
We hope every Republican paper in Ohio
will publish the unmaskingof Morgan, Ed
gerton & Co., which is printed on the first
page of our paper to-day. Not one of the
gang can ever again expect to receive any
confidence from the intelligent people oi
Ohio. The blackness Of their character is
here made apparent to every Que who viii
read their own letters and statements.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

The Washington correspondent Of the
~ u Post, says, "the evidence of the
Sherman Investigating Committee, of which
Ave thousand volumes we're printed is kept
very close. Each member has twenty cop
les at his disposal, aud the Opposition mem
bers will, OF course, make good use Of their
copies, but the democratic members are ex-
eeediugIy close with theirs. A good dem
ocrat, 70 my knowledge, applied to several
democratic members for single copy, but
was unable to procure one wherowith to
slAke bis curiosity. The order has been
made presumo, by Tho Naval Secretary,
that the bulky hereticAl volume shall bo
burned BY all pious democrats"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
Tho Trans-AtinUtic HalIOOn-ProRress Of
its Manufacture.
From the Troy Times, March

The arrangements making by Mr.. La
Mountain for The manufacture Of the balloon
with which he intends to cross the Atlantic,
arc rapidly progressing to completion
The twine from which the network is to be
made has been finished at the rope and
cordago mandatory at the Dam, and is
believed to he tho best ever made in this
country. 1t had boen tho intention of Mr..
La Mountain to build the Balloon at Ian
caster, Pp<--the homo of Mr.. Wise. Re-
comfy however, offers have been made to
induce him to do tho work here, and he mas
it now in contemplation to procure large
room at some convenient location, and pro-
ceed with the work. He has not, as yet,
fully determined upon this point. Mr.. O..
p Gagcr, of Boston, proprietor Of the Ben
nington Pottery, who has been connected
with Mr.. La Mountain in this enterprise
from its inception, and who has the fullest
confidence in its success, has made a selec-
ton Of superior quality of India silk,
which will probably be employed in the
manufacture of the balloon. Mr.. Elisha
Waters, of this city, is engaged in getting
up an apparatus for maintaining different
degrees Of altitude without wasting gas OF
dischargiug ballast, which is to be attached
to the car. The enterprise begins to as
sumo a tangible form.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
Kansas Election-DOy and Son.
ct T,ouis March 90

Slight opposition to Constitutional Con
ventioD, which was carried by decided ma
jority.
A noHe prosequi has been entered in the
case of Charles boy and he is released from
custody and is now in this city. DR.. boy
is held to bail for five thousand dollars
Trial next term OF court.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
Canal Contract RliI IxiIled.

Mr.. Finefrock's bill for the restoration of
the Canal Contracts, to the men who had
taken them under fraudulent lettings, which
had passed the House by strict party vote,
has been killed in tho Senate. Well done.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
Cincinnati March 20.

The steamer Nat Holmes bound from
Pittsburg to st, Louis with $50 passengers,
mostly elnigrants from Pixies Peak, collided
with the David Gibson, bound from New
Orleans to Cincinnati with cargo of sugar
and moasses, opposite Aurora, Ind, last
night, and both sunk. The cabins hoated
down the river. Fifteen or twenty arc sup
posed to be lost on the Nat Holmes, one
account says only about 100 were saved
The David Gibson had but few passengers,
and all are supposed to have been saved
two or thre of the crew are missing. The
Gibson was owned here and valued at $1s,-
000-iusured for two thirds that amount
The Holmes was owned at Pittsburgh and
valued at $4,000
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

CoUNTERFE1r CoIN-Counterfeit twenty
cent pieces of tho new Canadian coinage,
have made their appearance already. The
dies are very good, but no person, who is
any Judge Of money at all, will be deceived
by them The slippery, oily surface pecu-
liar to base coin, and the lack of the genu-
inc ring of silver, will at once detect them.
They are also lighter than the genuine coin,
- Petersoa's Bank Note List.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

DUsNEss.--Horace Greeley, in speaking
of the extraordinary success of some men
who are noted for their extensive advertis-
ing, makes the following sensible remarks:
Business in our day has three cardinal
elements: !. The article offered must be
we'll worth the money; 2. It must be adapt
ed to the needs and tastes of the Million
3. 1t must be SO advertised that the million
nre made fully aware of its existence; and
4. 1t must be sold for cash down and moth
ing short. Based on these foundations, bus
mess may succeed, even in these hard, dull
times.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

HALL q ALLEN, of Mansfield, Ohio.
Il are now manufacturing the above Machines. Said
Machines have had three years experience and have
ed themselves superior TO other Machines manufAe
tured in the United States No other Machine Of ts age
procured many hattering testimonials,
many laures the Ohio Mower and Reaper. They run
easier have not particle Of side draft made stronger
and will do work with the same than Any OH
Kind They have taken the premiums at all the State
and County Fairs whore exhibited. Our Machine has
TWO DRIVING WHEELS instead Of one, a very promi-
neni feature. They will NOW from eight to fifteen
per day With span fhorseF and will reap as much
any other Machine and Do ~ at less expense.
Our Agent d. NJ. MARSH, Is engaged In canvass
ing Sandusky and seneca Counties with sample Of
Machine and viii be happy TO take your ORDERS whioh
will receive prompt attention Said Machines have been
much improved since last year and made OF the very
best msterialA, HALL A. ALLEN.
Mansfield, Ohio, March Is. 1869. amo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
ALBANY, March 27.

On Saturday night young woman nam
ed Mary Ann Snyder 23 years Of age, was
killed by Mrs. Ozelia Martin, while attempt
ing to procure an abortion by means Of in
struments. The abortionist is 64 years Of
age and has carried on this business for
years without detection. She is now in jail,
and will be indicted tomorrow by the
Grand Jury which has been in session for
a week and has already found fifty indict-
making over 100 indictments in this
county since January lst.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01
Detroit, March 20.


The trial Of Deputy United States Mar
shal Tyler, in the United States District
Court for the killing of Capt. Jones, Of the
brig Concord, at Port Sarnia, last fall was
concluded this evening, the jury returning u
verdict Of involuntary manslaughter com
mitted in an unlawful act, with arecolnmen-
dation to the mercy of the Court. The
extent of the penalty under the verdict is
three years Imprisonment and one thousand
dollars fine.
Fortunate DIscovEEY,-In removing
the rubbish from the vault of the Old State
Bank, the other day, a supeT-anuated look
ing package was discovered, marked with
the name Of Jesse Andrews. II was opened
from curiosity, and strange to say, was
found TO contain an order on Tipecenoe
County for $500, besides large amount Of
old State Script, now worth at least twenty
five per cent. over and above its face Mr.,
Andrews was Treasurer Of Tipecanos coun-
ty at an early day, and we presume, had de-
posted this package, and forgotten all
about il, The County order was promptly
cashed Upon presentation Rt the Treasurers
Office yesterday. Lotageite, Ind, Courier,
10Th,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

We learn by the Buffalo Courier that the
Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad Com
pany have further reduced their fare be-
tween Buffalo and New York to SO, so; and
that the fare on the New York Central has
been reduced to the same figure.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

indianapolis, March 20,
The first through train, without change
of cars from Columbus, via Columbus, Pi-
qua and Union, and Bellefontaine Railroads,
arrived here at six o'clock this evening.
Harris, Wis. March 20.
Jonathan Post, Baptist preacher, and
wife, were killed yesterday by their son.
The murderer is about 80 years of age,
and has been insane several years, but harm.
less until this occurrence. He made no eff
fort to eseape,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

Notes changed to Illinois Banks by erasing
Tennessee and putting on IlIinois, are in
circulation, The erasures are very evident,
and the marking in of the names very plain
The mischief ID them lies in the fact that
the plate is genuine, the look of the bill
good, and careless men won't notice the
erasures. The least care will detect them,
but they are very skillfully devised to put
a man off his guard and prevent his taking
due care Therefore it will be well to ex-
anime carefully all Illinois Bank Notes.
PeterSoa'S Bank Note List.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-01

been reduced to the same hgure.
A son of Senator Douglas lies danger
oasly i'll at Washington. The Judge had
gone to New York on short visit, but was
Immediately called home to minister at his
sons bedside.
Mrs. Hays, Of Fort Edward, who pre-
tends to have lived for the last two years
without food turns out to be an impostor,--
A committee of citizens was appointed TO
watch her, and have made report in ac-
cordancc with the facts,
The Honorable Daniel Cady, of Johns
town, Montgomery eountJ, N. Y, awoke
last Saturday morning entirely blind. He
had severe pain in his great toe and in bis
temples, few days previously.
Senator Pugh of Ohio lost an infant
daughter by death a few days since, at
Washington.
In the Louisiana Legislature, the House
Of Representative, by vote of 81 to 7,
have refused to pass the "African Appren-
tiee bill," which in effect provides for the
re-Opening of the foreign slave trade to thai
State. Attempts have been made to gel
the bill through two preceding Legislatures
B.F. Reinhart, Of Columbus, has donat
ed the Ma ri Kappa Society Of Kenyon
College, magnificent Oil Painting, yalu
cd at $4,000, fifteen feet in length by ter
in height, embracing nearly thirty figures
Of life size, entitled @the healing Of Blind
Bartimcus," and justly regarded as the fin
est production Of this eminent artist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08

TEACHERS AssocIArIoN.-A slim attendance
was present at the meeting OF the Teachers, A..
ISOLATION at the Smithsonian Institution this
morning, owing, no doubt, to the intense cold.
ness of the weather
On motion Of Mr.. LOOMS, committee was ap-
pointed to wait on the late secretary and obtain
certain documents pertaining to the Association
A report was called for from the committee o.
pointed TO examine Gordon's protractine instTu.
ment, but no regular report was made, owing 10
the absence Of the chairman of the committee
Mr.. LOOMS though II was desirable to have a
report as soon as possible, as Gordon's instru-
ment had been before the New York board, who
bad examined 1t, and ordered an hund red of them
for use In their schools ID had also been adopted
in philadelphia, and other cities
Mr.. Wight, from the Committee made expla.
nation why no acton~had been taken by the com
mittee In relation to the matter under discussion
which was that the chairman had resigned and
II was not understood who was to act as chair
man Of the committee.
On motion Of MIR. Richards, the vote nv which
the resolution appointing the committee of ex-
animation was passed, was reconsidered and
the committee was reconstructed consisting of
eleven members. This was the last business
transacted ere our reporter left.
FIRE RBPoRr-We have received from Dan,l
A. Connolly, Secretary Of the Columbia Active
Association Of the Columbia Engine COMPANY
No. l, the following statement Of fires and false
alarms n dur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
GEORGETOWN.
Cer'sspesdsnes Of Tie Stsr.

61oHeITowN, Jan. 8 1859
Navigation upon our canal Is entirely suspend
ed But single boat has come in this week,
laden with wood. Superintendent Stone was In
our city Yesterday, and reports the work upon
dams No and as still progressing finely. He
IL SUI very sanguine Of having b tn Of them
completed In the early part Of the ensuing season
The receipts for tolls the entire line, the last
boating season. amounts to sl7 900 over and above
those Of any previous year, instead of sl2 900,
The following gentlemen were. on Thursday
evening, elected officers of the vigilant Fire
Company: a: C. Addison, President; John
Shackelford, Vice President Charles II. Little.
john, Secretary; Henry o. Reaver, Treasurer;
Sylvester Kuhns, Chief Engineer; f. A. King
Captain Of Engine; John T. Findley, Captain Of
suction John Scott, Captain Of Hose; II. d.
Chief Of Police Donaldson and Officer Gross
arrested on Thursday, a colored boy whom thew
found IN charge OF a horse and buggy, in which
he had for some time, from the appearance of
the animal and vehicle, been going II in regular
John Giipln style. The boy was taken to the
water house, where 1t was ascertained that he
services Of Justice Reaver were called In. who
decided that he must atone for his fun by the
payment OF hne, or take little Of what Paddy
give the drum The gentleman being deficient
In finances, and his master refusing to advance il
for him, he had to submit to ten stripes, well
laid on. The buggy and horse "a small bay)
was placed at Mrs. Lang's hotel, where the
owner can obtain them, by paying the charge
Tor livery: In the bottom Of the buggy was
round a letter mailed at Philadelphia, and ad-
dressed to "a. c. Ackman, near the Railroad
Depot, Washington.
We advise the readers Of the Star to 90 and
examine the lot OF furniture offered for sale At
NO 81 First street: 1t has been well kept, and
Will be disposed Of on reasona BILE terms
Both branches Of our City Councils were with
OUT quorum, last night, owing doubtless to the
very Indictment condition Of the weather.
The repetition Of the concert by the Sabbath
school OF the Dunbarton street M. E. Church,
last hight, was very pleasant and praiseworthy
audlr indeed. They Were assisted, as on the
previous occasion, by Professor Hunter, Messrs.
J. ID. Wilson and Cooley, and Miss Caroline
White and Amanda Payne
WIZ the pump doctor please attend to the one
on the corner Of Montgomery and Beall streets,
The offerings OF beef cattle at the Yards yes.
terday, amounted TO BPS bead i5 OF which were
purchased by District butchers at 50 25SS5 90 on
the hoof-equal to sc .50a@I 10 net. The remaining
eO mead Were driven on to Baltimore. sheep SO.
SOaS5 10 per 100 lbs. Hogs, as. The last-men-
toned price, for both cattle and sheen, was only
paid for strictly prime qualities. s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
DIED,

On Friday. the nh instant. MARY ANNA, Sec
ond daughter OF the late Capt. Jos g. and MAN .
Tate, after few days illness, IN the 5th yesr Of
10 ae. ~ -
rns Ielatives and friends Of the families "a ~.
speotfu Iy invited to attend the funeral on Sundy
al. nooa the sth instant st2oaook, from the res.
Ioeuos Of Der grand father. John Mills, No. ls6 ID
reel, bet W cen sth and 7th.
On the 9Th Instant, Of erysipelas, Miss LINEY J..
H. Nj III q y, aged q ears. ....
Her funeral will take place Tomorrow, (Sunday }
At II O'Clock .. m. The friends Of the deceased are
invited to attend
baltimore sun please oopy.l
e. the % Of December. Miss HANNAH SUI
LlV ~, AGED ~ yeaIs.
Inc funeral will take place from the vsulr On
afternoon, Jan. 9th,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08

,CHxTls MAlKsf.-rhs stands In the markei
were generally occupied this morning, and they
offered . better supply in every department than
has been presented during the week. The hay
market was well supplied, and the demand,
though not very active, was increasing. The
number Of dealers presenting cows for sale but
we saw none taken. The country dealers were
well represented for the frst time this week
their stands Were quite attractive The butchers
offered very nne supply in their department.
and were doing brisk business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
New York yInrkets.

NEW YORK, Jan s-Flour Is higher; State 81
3Oasi IS; Ohio as 5Oas5 IS; Southern 81 7ssS5 90
Wheat is frm; Southern red 81 2issI Is; whits
81 AZ
offer only sc
Pork is heavy; old mes SO 90, new sI7 81.
Lard is dull at n HaIi5c.
W Risky Is 6rm at IS a26s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
Financial.

NEw York, Jan. s-Stocks are lower Chi
csgo and Rock Island 59k; Cumberland Coal
Company % Illinois Central shares 7Ok; do.
bonds Sex; La Crosse and Mil. AZ; Michigan
southern 2Ok; New York Central san; Reading
": Nil and Miss. 1874; Cantons 20, Virgins
6's s6h; Missouri 6's s6S
Sterling exchange IL dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
AUCTION AALH
By WALL 4 BARNARD. A,.,,o...-.

Va a NM
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF An EXTEN
- M si E.x sIoek OF LADIs.' AND G.srs' co.IHI
@ tYP m Ed5EisfS dESsI:
lith, We will SELL without reserve. at the soao1anyy
Biowrs' Hotel a magnificent assortmett opposite Pr
eles tents and Chlldren's Fnrs, such as can sell
of HSd:oO s. y And The
Eoys EImine, Grecian Stone Martsn, Russian
Iines, Muas and Cuffs and will be Warranted TRUE true
to name. 49,
These goods are o9n,isued to us by first class
New fork house. and are recently mauufs ctured in
the best and latest styles In offering th, sale, we
gould state that these goods are entirely fresh aud
ifee from noth ana further, give tvsry purchaser
the privilege to return within three days AFTER the
SALE any ar ic!e should it not prove to be so. The
this. a char os seldom offered. '1'"i' invited 10
Also. 4 handsoms assortment Of Gents Furs.
Also,a large Invoice of mag nlhoent Carnage and
S Sleigh Robes Tiger. Bear, Wolf. Jenet. Fox,
!, The goods win be open for Inspection and cata-
ready on W NasfTdt' p25sRf fsH ps
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
ErIser. kreTydsHoS MGbSsEEs99tsRR
MOkNING 18TH instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the house
Ss. and Is. st. viii sell the entire
furniture. as
Mahogany S. s sh.,,'I R0Sts.'.
Do. Centre and Side Tables,
sdsbe.fG, 9 sS n r%o% F 9a1RSls;
Ere 1ch and Cottage Bsdsteads,
Beds, Mattresses. Pillows, Bedding,
Wsrdrobes, Washstands, Bureaus
Looking glssses, TOi ,et Sets,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils,
With lot OF Wood and Coal, 30 90,
- GeIms; Us and under, cash over that amount
% and 80 days, with interest and good endorsers
aSt BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auots
By }. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF NEW AND SU-
l. PERIoR pARLoR SUITS IN BRocATELLE. PLUSH.
FRkNcH LAsTINe AND HAIR CLOTH, COTTAGE
SkTs; MARsLs.IoP TABLES, MATTRESSES, &c =
On THUkSDAY MUkNING, January 18th, at 10
o COCK, az the furniture warerooms Of George T.
SmailT0Od, on 7th street, near Odd Fellows Hall,
We snai sell without any reserve whatever, to close
the sloCk, the whole Of his valuable assortment !:
Elegantly Carved Walnut and Mahogany Parlor
1 sn dq hsiI N brocatee plash French last
Leather Covered Sleepy Hollow, and Gabrielle
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
alnut w hatBOts and Fancy Tables
gilt frame Mlrrors, square and oval.
Spring seat Lounges, Spanish Rockers
Iron Bedsteads. Bronze Hat Trees,
Cured Hair Mattresses, Boosters and PilIovs
Mahogany Sofas and PaIlor Chars,
Cnne seat Chairs and Children's Rockers
Window Curtains and Shades, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that amoun mt a
credit OF q and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearng interest.
J7S-d J. e. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08

By g: Mcguire & CO., AuctIoneers.
VEkl VALUABLE CORNER LOT NEAR
THE WESTERN MARkET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTk RNOON, ia uarv n, at
O'Clock, on the premises. we shall sell parts of Lots
NOS 10 and IL. IN Square No. l06 fronting IS feet on
18TH street west, and 81 feet on north street.
This Is a very valuable lot for business location
building.
Terms: Ons-third clsh; the residue in and u
the pre- misses.
js5-d J. &C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

q Tn SfAR Pu1LIsHrs fII Lists on
LsffRRs REMAINING IN ZEE WASHINGTON CrrY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS OF rHp
NEWSPAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
fIoN wTrHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE oPPIcE.
lrs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE rHAr OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IL TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.