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Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

TNE Montgomery Congress have adopted a
permanent Constitution tor the Southern Con-
federacy, the provisions of which it has been
thought best, at present, TO keep somewhat Sc
cret. 1t provides a six years term for the
President, and all executive officers below
cabinet ministers to hold office during good be-
havior. Cabinet officers are allowed to hold
seats in Congress while acting in the Cabinet.
The slave trade is prohibited. An act has
been passed authorizing the issue OF 81 ,00O,-
QUO IN Treasury notes, also an Appropriation
bill for current expenses.
! IN the Missouri Convention Monday, a COM
mlIee was appointed to invesigat. the truth
ofthe statement contained in the Missouri Re.
publican, that secret conspiracy existed TO
/ force Missouri out of the Union. minority
report on Federal affairs was presented, oppo-
/ sing National Convention as recommended by
the majority report, and proposing a Cnnven.
| ton of the Border States to be held at Nash.
4 vile; it recommends the Crttenden compro.
mise, and advises the appointment of commits.
sleners TO the border States to secure their
cooperation In the movement. The majority
report was debated, but no action had been Ia
ken when the convention adjourned.
WITH regard 10 Senator Crittenden's chan.
ces for the Supreme Court Judgeship nothing
is concluded. 1t now appears that COL E. v
Sumner will be appointed Brgadier General
in place of the traitor Twiggs, instead of Ma
Jor Anderson. The Army pressure against thu
proposed appointment Of the latter gentleman
has been very great, as it would necessarily
overslaugh many merltorious officers.
The question of the expulsion of Mr.. Wig
fall, of Texas, from the United States Senate
was very fully debated in that body Monday
by Mr.. Foster, of Connecticut, the mover o
the resolution, and Messrs. Clingman, of N. C.
aud Hunter and Mason of Va, IN opposition. =
No action was taken, the debate being inter
rupted to enable the Senate to hold an Execu
tive Session.
IL the Virginia Convention Monday thank
were voted to Senator Crittenden for his Ell
forts in behalf ofthe Union. Minority report
from the committee ON federal relations wer
presented by Mr.. Baldwin, and by Mr.. Mack
, ham, favoring the propositions OF the Peac
: Conference, and recommending convenIio
ofthe Border States.
We learn from Montgomery that the repor
relative to the appointment of commissioner
by the Southern Congress to proceed to tn
European Courts, was premature. 1t is no'
stated that no such move will be made unit
the result of the expected conference at Wasl
ington shall have been known.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

AT meeting of the Quarterly Conference
OF the NJ. Z. Church, held at Milton, Sussex
20 on Saturday last, the resolutions of Rev.
Mr.. Colclazer, Presiding Elder of Snow Hill
district, favoring division of the Philadelphia
Conference, was tabled by vote of l3 to 3.
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Legislature Adjourned.

The Legislature adjourned on Friday last,
sine die, after session of near ten weeks
Speaker Williamson, ofthe House, made a i'm
pressive speech at the close, which is highly
commended, as were, also, the remarks of DR..
Moore, of this town, on seconding the resolu-
ton Of thanks, both of which will be found in
another column. Several important bills were
passed, among which are the lien law, the act
regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors, the
eslablishm INT of inferior courts, the vagrant
act. &c. The act to regulate the sale of in.
toxcating liquors requires the licenses to sell
liquor to be recommended TO the Clerk of the
Peace by the Grand Jury. The bill to give
Wood, Eddy g. Co. lottery grant was voted
down by large majority, which shows plainly
that the people of the State are heartily sick
of this kind of gambling. motion was made
to call an extra session in April next, but wa,
lost
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

We have received letter from Mr.. T. H.
Massey, of Oak Grove, Westmoreland County,
Virginia, stating that the rumOr Ct the ha nging
Of Alfred Archer is not correct, and that he is
living with his friends in New Jersey. Archer
has also written letter to the PENINSULA
Ne'os. in which he states that he escaped hang.
ing only through the interpOsilion OF influential
friends.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

SERIOUS ACcIDEST.--Mrs. Stafford, wife oil
John Stafford, residing near Leipsic, was badly
burned about the arms. breast and face by the
explosion of fluid lamp, on last Tuesday
night. She ran into the road as soon as she
discovered she was OF FIRE, and had it not for
tuna:ely happened that assistance was near a
hand, would certainly have been burned Il
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

GEoRGETOwN.-At a meeting held in the
Court HOuse. on Friday week, James P. w.
KOllOck, Esq, was called to the Chair, and
James A. Wolfe appointed Secretary. The
following gentlemen were elected Commission.
ers Of the town for the ensuing year: Major
John SOrden, G. w. Willin, J. D. Kimme y
Greensbury Rodgers, and Short w. Vincent
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

A municipal election held in Bangor, Me-,
on Monday last, resulted in the election of
S,etson, Rep, by $50 majority also, one held
al Biddetord resulted in the election of Fair
child, Dem.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

TowS COMMIssIoNERs.-At town election
held Oh last Monday, at Dover, John A. Mich.
slsOn aud Ed NJ. Stevenson were elected
for two ars, and William Sharp and Samuel
CuIbrelh for one year, Commissioners of the
town Of Dover.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

Ii the appointment of COnsiabes for each
Of The Hundreds Of New Castle, by the Levy
Court of the same, we find the following names
for st. Georges and APPOINTMENTS Hundreds:
St. Georges, Samuel NJ. Enos; AppOquinimink,
Jacob c. Vandyke and Thomas s. S.lcUx.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

GRADJATEs-At the annual commencement
of Jefferson Medical College. in Philadelphia.
on Friday last, we find, among the list of gra-
duates, the following names from Delaware,
who take the title of NJ. D.: Abrsm E. Eayes
Samuel n. Horton, Joseph w. Marsh. Total
humbsr of graduates, 1877. From the Free
States, 75; from the Slave States, I09.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

-PooKEr PIcKED.-On Thursday evening lest
Mr.. Geo. Reynolds. an industrious blacksmith
living at Cark's Corner in Kent county. had
his poke, picked ola portmonnsie containing
500. His panls we're cut and The book taken
through the opening. fE a.7 nsf Z 9
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

THE Farmers have commenced operations
for the Spring crops--haulIng manure, burning
brush, blowing, &c. Some have commenced
acWing oats.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
E~E& &c nc ~-

10000 Peach and $4,000 Apple Trees, weIIseIected
extra size. Pears, Cherries and Plums, Dwarf and
SIsndard), 100000 Strawberries BackbeTres &c =
Ornamental Trees. Evergreens. in The usual variety
Orders sent dlrec 10 the Fairyew Nurseries Mootes
town, n. j. will he attended TO. Catalogues gratis
Trees delivered in Philadelphia without charge
maria JOHN PERKINS Pro-,
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
THE MARKETS.

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 %
Red, 81 90; yellow Corn SO cts.,-white SO
Rye, 60, and Oats, 80 cts. per bushe. Round
potatoes, 80 cts. per bushel. Butter, 25 cts.
per ID. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 40; Red, $3.50; Ry e
SO cts; Corn, 81 and Oats, 81 cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

rug "TI " e. 81 is published Every Thursday By
.Rssr. D. HOFFEcxER, Editor ana. Proprietor, al
sr,r'a, DEL ....
RvS--SUsscRIPrIoS.-one year. 81 SO in Advance,
I, ssOO If not paid till end Of TIE year. No paper
.scOaiinrsd until all arrears are Paid-Only!at Tie
spliOa Of The Pa5ii%aer.
lsyEarIsxGFOr every square Of IL lines less rst
i.ssrtoa SO cts each subsequent insertion IS Cts
fiSsrat arrangements made .aOith yearly aud half
ssIrIs advertisers
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14
Appointments of Levy Court OrKent Count,
COnstQbLes.

COnstGbLes.
Duck Creek Hd., VIM. Clothier, Nutter
Spence, Nehemiah StaytOn; Little Creek Hd.,
Thomas P. Walls; Dover, Theodore L. Davis,
George +. Hawkins; Murderkill, Nickerson
sapP, John Bell. Levi sapp; MispilliOn, Isaac
Harrington, Thomas II. DOrman; Milford, Jos.
c. Corey.
Attorney for Levy Court.
Edward Ridgely, Esq.
Jail Commissioners.
Jonathan Pratt,
Benjamin o. NAPLES,
Caleb s. Pennewill.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

LARGE Hoe.-A hog raised by Mr.. James
Swain Of N. w. Fork Hundred, weighed 600
oouuds at 10 months old.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

THE bill 10 repeal the Personal Liberty act
Of Maine passed the Senate Of that State on
Monday last BY a vote of IL to 10.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

TaE Cambridge Herald is advertised at
private sale, the editor desiring to engage in
the farming business.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

TIE election Tuesday in New Hampshire
resulted in the success of the Republicans by
from two TO three thousand majority.
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

THE COLD WEATHER of the past week has
been succeeded again BY mild Southern
breezss. t{} s5lfB .aeix Ioa
Smyrna times., 1861-03-14

The Rev. 8. E. Appleton will preach, with
Divine permission, in St. Peters Church, next
Sunday, 18th inst, morning and afternoon.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
The Canterbury.

great crowd was present last night, to wit.
ness The variety Of performances by the talent.
ed company of artists at the Canterbury. The
entire programme was we'll carried out, each
performer in turn being greeted with loud ap-
pause. Little Ella made decided hit in the
patriotic and beautiful song, entitled The Flag
at the Canterbury, in all the songs, sayings, and
dongs of the company. Great preparations are
being made for the production Of the celebrated
play ofthe "Vrginia Mummy" We understand
that the renowned Frank Brewer, who Is to
appear as the Mummy, has in his possession
the original manuscript from the author, T. d.
RICE, Esq, and rich fun is in store for those
who visit the Canterbury. The first perform.
anco Of the piece will take place on next Mon
day night, and we adv Sc all lovers of n good
hearty laugh, to be on hand without fail. Go
early and secure q coed seat.
Matinees every afternoon Christmas week
for families and children, with expensive and
novel Christmas presents. The first, Tuesday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

KN9's NATIONAL AMPHIITHEATRr q,
"A Pa. avenue and = street, (near wnlards'J
The %.nsssmsut most respsstfully Informs the
NEW BRICK AMPHITHEATRe
WILL REOPEN
on MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 23,
With entire new forces constituting the best organ
- i.a.ion Of
EouBsrRIsaNNss, S.YnMINAsTs. .nIGAssTs. ACRoBATs.
Ever formed II the Uaitsd States
The IHrnRsoa OF rHE BuILpIxo has been con.
structed 20 as 70 alord unusual fAciss for sesius
and hearing The entire srt noor will contain Z
CRESCENT or AnYHIfasArRIoAL SEAfs, elevated,
cushioned and partitiones into boxes thus present
ing pe.stns tOss ss n.ls and com ,inipg elegance
The CoLonApR A>p BAIcosr PLACES will be above
the Dress Boxes and will Be gained By pas:ags
way. This arrangement the mansgsment feels
satisfied will meet the demands Of all Glasses Of
The building Is the most oommodious place of
Gmus.mentia Washington:
The entire Equestrian Management will be un
TOM KING.
The folio ing stars will appear:
DON SANTIAGO GIBBONNorsE,
The MAN OF MANIFOLD FORHs,
7he Fhyicai anomaly Of u, tsh Ce.tury.
Among his mirscuioas fsaIs Is the eIcuIIAR Per.
sosAL PAcKise, 10 the execution Of which he dbso-
!ely di,lca s az h1 joints, ana sdspts himself to t
SAM LONG,
the Clown Comedian, Comic sioger and BaIfadist.
THE ROLAND BROTHERS,
whose fesrle-saes3 and grace won them favor and
approeston either in Enl Elegsnces or Terrestrial
's~'' ->.- Mr. SMITH, .-sNf
the intrepid Acrobat, will give his Suspensions in
JOHN CoNKLING,
An acknowledged Heracida will give bis exercises,
favor ably receive 10 Havana as Grdndes suertes
b1las de canon.
wMT ODELL,
The picture que equestrian whoss Martini. an AJo-
ign u See e, have never be n surpassed
TON KING
THE CHAM, Ios LEAPsR will lead he finest Aero
bstic Troupe ever brought into association In one
establishment.
MAprLg vIOLE LA TORTE,
Premier Equestrenre.
Mr. II. BERNARD.
The Hurdle Rider and Batoulle Leaper.
Mr.. WIN. KINCADE,
The Successful Achiever Of 100 somsrsaults.
The SUI joined list comprise, the old tavortes who
NATHANS, FRANK WHITAKER, JOHN
FRANKLIN, ". GARDINER, the Stand .rd
clown, aApAME CAMILLE, Miss LLOISE. the
hid Rider, MADAME MARIE, MAD'L.E VIR.
GIAIA, and LITrLE MINNIE.
Door, open at ! o'clock; performance will com
mence at s precisely
Adni.si IN to Dress Circle rcle..............5O so cents
Children to Dress Circle ..............26 70 cents.
Gallery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2h cents
Ut nes'ra Cnalrs'... '....'...'..'....'.Io ccnB
Sests can be secured without extra charge, by
application Mt tn, Box Office from 10 . m. until 5
D. m. deo R-2t
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
Preparing for Christmas.

Offcer Cronin last evening arrested John
Cole, n negro, lor a'temptihg 10 nota'n ohrlst-
that a slave, belonging to Thomas Barker, of
Prince George's county, Maryland, WAS stand.
ing in market last evening with some very fine
turkeys, which he intended selling in the morn.
plump appearance, bargained for them, and
offered in payment n ten dollar bill The slave
started for change, but in the meantime Cole
made Of Mt 2.40 speed with the turkeys, not
stopping for the requisite change. This ex.
cited the slaves suspicion, and he started In
pursuit, crying murder. thieves, robbers, &C.,
at the top Of his voice. He was arrested after
long and exciting chase. On examination,
the bill proved to be counterfeit. He WAS taken
before Justice Dom, who sent him to jail for
court,
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
We are Agents for the Sale of

We are Agents for the Sale of
MCCLAIN'S CELEBRATED
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO FOR
MERCHANTS COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, ETC,
ALSO FOR
wORSLEY'S HONEY, ALMOND,
AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all of which we offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phila.
dephia prices, or perish in the attempt.
We are bound TO sell cheaper than the
cheapest-delivered free.
Ladies and Gentlemen give us an early call,
It makes no difference whether you buy or not.
look over our full lines of Staple and Fancy
Goods, for Holiday Presents and Gifts.
sg- Gentlemanly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
I mtnal Court.

Yesterday, wfiIiatn Pfusgr, charged with the
larceny of one barrel Of btandy. valued at $l2,
from one William Hoover, on the fifth day Of
for three years.
Jennet Ward, indicted for larceny of six lbs.
of sugar, one quarter 10. tea. one pan, one bas
ket, half dozen cups and sauoers, and six yards
Of cotton, on the 3lst day Of October, from one
Mararet Welsh. Acquitted.
Mathew Sexton, for larceny Of one keg of
lager beer, on the lat day Of November, from
Charles Ehrback. Beer valued at 1925. Ac.
quilted.
Adolphus Stewart, for larceny Of = twenty
dollar Treasury note from one Christian vii.
kinsoD, on the Sd Of November. Acquitted.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
Highly Important to the Military!

Now is the time to send your friends and families
HOLIDAY PRESENTS AND GIFTS.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to
by return mail, on this side of the Potomac or
In Virginia. On receipt of an order for any Of
the above articles, with the amount and IL cts
in postage stamps, TO pay for packing and
postage, we will send-free-by return mail
any article ordered.
aT Be sure and write name and address
(oamp, company, regiment, &C., plain.
RLMEMBER all goods ,d,ranted as represented, OF
the money returned within six days
RS- Store open from a. m. to lop. III.
Don't forget the No.
20 $40, 6lO, $40, $40.
y. }. BELLEw & Co,
dec c2-lm Manufacturer Agents.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. BLAKE, of Ohio, from the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads, reported back
bill paying a salary to the postmaster at Key
West, Florida. Laid on the table.
Mr.. DUELL, OF New York, from the Commit
tee on Revolutionary Claims, reported bill
for the relief of g. W. Sampson, which WAS re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole on the
Private Calendar.
Mr.. BENNETT. of Colorado Territory, intro.
duced bill to establish branch of the United
States Mint in the Territory of Colorado which
was referred TO the Committee of Ways and
Means.
Mr.. BERNHIsEL, of Utah Territory, offered
a resolution that the Committee on Territories
be requested to inquire into the expedtency Of
providing for geological survey of the Terri
tory Of Utah. Passed.
Mr.. BLAKE, of Ohio, offered resolution in
structing the Committee on Military Affairs to
examine aud report what legislation, If any, is
necessary to enable volunteer officers to draw
pay from the date of their acceptance; which
was adopted.
He also, from the Committee on Military At
fairs, reported the Senate bill relative to courts
martial of the army; which was passed.
and Means, reported a bill making an appropr.
alton of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
for completing the defences of Washington.
Passed.
Mr.. HOLMAN, of Indiana, offered resolution
that the Military Committee be requested to
inquire into the expediency of reporting bill
amending the act of last session In relation to
army chaplains, so as to include chaplains OF
all religious denominations, and to fix their sal.
aries at 5000 Adopted.
Mr.. CRAVEN, of Indiana, offered a resolution
requesting the Committee on Military Affairs
to Inquire into the expediency of establishing
a port hospital on the southern border of lnd'
ana. Adopted.
Mr.. JULIEN, of Indiana, offered resolution
instructing the Committee on the Judiciary to
report bill SO amending the fugitive slave law.
passed In 1850, so as to prohibit the capture aud
return of fugitive slaves until satisfactory proof
of the legality Of the claimant is produced.
Tho yeas and Maya being taken, resulted
yeas 7S, nays 80.
80 the resolution passed.
Mr.. LOVEJOY, OF Illinois, offered resolu
tion to the effect that the Committee on the
Judiciary be requested to report bill for the
confiscaton of al property of all citizens found
in armed rebellion against the Government OF
the United States, and such as aid and sustain
the rebellion, and the unconditional liberation
of their slaves, and their protection from re
capture by rebel masters.
Mr.. VALLANDlGHAM moved to refer the
resolution to the Committee on lhs Judiciary
Mr.. LOVEJ0Y moved to lay that motion on
the table, and upon which the yeas and nays
were ordered, resultng-yeas GS, nays 90.
Mr.. LOVEJOY moved to reconsider the vote
taken by which the House refused to lay on
tho table. "
Upon that motion, Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM, OF
Ohio, demanded the yeas and nays, resulting
yeas so, nays 60.
A resolution passed authorizing the appoint
ment of surgeons to cavalry regiments.
On motion, the House adjourned until Mon
day next.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
Committed on the Charge OF Murder.

Joseph Rothbauerer, u German, of company
A Seventh regime Wisconsin volunteers, com.
manaed by Col. 10 eph Vandoran, was brought
before Justice Johnson, yesterday evening, for
commitment to jail, to await a requisition from
three officers, two from Wamuscheek county
State of Iowa, assisted by one of the police Of
this city. The indictment and other Official
papers from the authorities of that State were
the officers as to the identity of the prisoner,
committed him, subject to u requisiton. He
is 81 arped, by grand jury of that State, with
tho killing of Jacob Rhymer, on the 18th of
August last.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
- Hear b 10Th Sidea.N

In the Republican thi. morning, under the caption
bya woman namei kobey with selling her quarter
Of . ton Of coal short weight towards Of one hun
dred pounds. That suci . deficiency could have
been caused by me, does not the face OF II
shadow Of foun istion weighed five hundred and
sixty pounds and sent II In Z cart bv my driver q
colored boy and when she complained oft, offer
wa. in passion, and went of to prosecats me.
Respecting the law requiring sworn weigher to
weigh every qasrter ton, or even q single ion.
requisite at any GOAL yard in the city yet was fined
one collar and twenty five cents snd costs for no,
having Tie said quarter Of ton weighed by sworn
weigher.
My friends and the public trust will abs olive me
from any ch trges preferred against me by Mrs II.
ANON WOODWARD, jun.
DtremLcr 20. 1871 III
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
4 9sremade,

Fine music was discoursed last evening by a
Michigan band before the Avenue House, to
which Mr.. Kellogg replied briefly and appro.
priately; after which the crowd demanded the
Kansas hero, who couPteously appeared to say
that the time for talk was gone by with him
now. He should make no moro spec oAes, and,
tions; tspplause;1 but should lerd his efforts to
save the Union, letting slavery take care Of
Hurrah for Jim Lane"
And the band pealed the Nation Anthem.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
DY GUEEN q WILLIAMS, Auc,ioneers.


Tx USTEES SALE OF 4 TERF TALE4BLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE CORSER or SEVENTH
AND 4 SPHEETS.
BY virtue of a 6eoree OF the circuit court Of thg
Ditrict of Columbia, 10 ch tncery ing, passed in
two causes in which Siathan, Smiihson Il Co
and Austin Sherman, respec'i ely, are complainant
and John f. Callan and o hers are def ndan b, ar
ing date the 7th day Of December 4. 49,, the
undersigned will sell nt public au ton tc ihn high
est bidder, on TUESDAY the lith day of January,
a. d. 1862 at clock IN. upon the premises Lot
M 8, in square No I5' OF the plan of the clty OF
ashinKtC fronting s. trt 4 iuchGs on n 81 eel
north AMI rs feet en- seventh street west
This well known propef ~ Is cit Iatr on the no tn
east corner OF an! Seventh streets, Uppust te the
General Post Onloe, and s u the very bet bus
ness locations in the c ty of ashingOr fhc i'm
provemeuts c1ntit OF three three story houses on
street, including the drug store at the corGer OF
seventh and two -t3ry Guiding on SrveuIh stree
The property will be sold ut the risk Of Ii. default
ing purchaser.
Term, CO h, payable on til" day oil sale aud. 1t
the terms are not compli d with inmediatel J. the
said trustees are uthorized to ct the sSii oil
,nd accept the nexl highest b lder, his prJlnYI
compliance with the terms.
All convsyanciRg at the cost of the iurch ser
&. INGLE, rr,,,..
\ LLOYD, ''"'e'
GhEES II WILLIAMS,
dec l8-3aw4w AucroGeers
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
DIE

ANN, wife Of David FoWbie, aged forty six
years.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, from her late residence, on N
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
On the 10th instant, WILLIAM 8. MILES, in the
40th year Of his age.
TIE friends and acquaintanoes of deceased
are invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, No. 5s8 I street, between Four. and.
a.half ard Fifth streets, tomorrow Sunday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1861-12-21
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly - thousand copies Of tho Repsb.
liodn are circulated among the floating popuis.
ton every day, besides thslsrge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.