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The New York herald., 1862-04-09

WANTED-By PROTESTANT GIRL. A SITUATION
w AZ child nurse. assist In
work. has the beat OF references having lived five
one family and four In another Can az
dressed by letter at No 3s Aden ST. Brooklyn for two
days.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

NATANTED-BY A RfssPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO
w man. situation COOK which sh undere In all
Its branches; well recommended her
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

MrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN A STU.
w alton TO cook. wash anu non. to do bousework
private family. Can be 22 Bridge 81, Brook yn
until engaged.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

VMANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA.
w take OF charen; ObJcg.ion TO the
country good city reference. Cali at 40 Mal Broo yn
the clothing
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

vrolLI,s OR RESrsu suRANTsS-sIrUATIo wAsTED
Ill by young WHO perfectly ur iers ats the ..sau
amt or hoel business Would YAK. situation steward
ccrk in ho,si Willing 60 the country u sired Ad
dress q. ", box tit bsrsld Of,ce.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

rCHE ADVERTISER Is oBLIqED 70 SELL 10 CASKS
q old Imported bordeaux and Rooelluin French ne
also about ito gallons Of Cognac old imported p nch
Bran ~ all OF FIRST . VIII sell much les thhu OF
N4 Herald onoe.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

A YOtrNG GIRL WISIiE5 A SITUATION AS CHAM
N berraid and ter, and chambermaid in
private family Has city reference
$or two dayg at 1T Smith st., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FENIAL
Tor Other Wants SEQ First Page.

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS STU.
"A alton as nurse and seamsiess, or AS Ia am
% assist Ia the washing ard ironing objection 70 70
aher distan in the country Good city reference Can a.
% Barrow In the
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A GIRL OF IL YEARS
w OF age. 70 do chsmlerwork and assist in waiting
small amy; has 10 objection To taking
best OF city reference. Call tor two days ll9 East St.
near av. A, second iioor, lack room.
The New York herald., 1862-04-09

XMANTED-A SITUATION, BY VERY RESPECT.
w sle young woman, TO cook wash and irou wonid 40
general h0uscwork has The best of city her
last place. Can be for two days at .S Wcs 18th st.,
9th
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
Lieut.. Temple, OF the Navy.
TO THE EDlfoR OF TIE HERALD.

NEWPORT, EeD. ., 1862.
IS you have published article from the Boston Post
containing charges against Lieut. Temple, viii you be
kind to do that Officer the justice pubch the
epcosed reply 10 these charges ana obiige
FAIR PLAY?
Will you allow space In your valuable columns 10 sug
gcst your readers that they suspend their opnlur ia
rerrd article Ia Iost the Lieutenant
Ten ps. and of the Fainbeau Nassau, ". T.
have been Intimate with ths officer years. and KNOW
hata decidedly and uncondoIsly loyal the
unon does exist in the whole country. Secession and
disunon In form and shape s abonn
aud the question Of the Union the only ru;a question
IN which he has been is, warmly interested; all others
wih him being secondary, or entirely insignificant know
that the Naiy Department has awarded him the high,
pSe for The manner in which he conducted affairs in his
delicate position al Nassau. and desirous that h.
should remain there On duty but he has written TO his
friends that his hsah Il that be does feel he
eaud properly discharge the duties deyoved him
that
He returned from the Pacific the month of October last
and although h. had entirely
fever by waeh he had been prOsted during the
he nmenairiy applied TO the services
but he has scovrrrd what sad iLoads
made upon ,s constitution. What he reported To have
said about the bomiarim Boston, 'returning
the compliment 10 the Caroline may b, all true, but
tbat tn. remarks would pear very differently
he did and all the
remarks given. would therefore, again ask ycur
suspend their opinion this matter further
sluci,afcd.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
City intelligence.

ArcroS SALE or Cons, MEDALS, AUTOGRAPHS, &c-Cu-
rosity hunters will be Afforded good opportunity TO
crafty their passion by calling at the Irving Budrgs
this evening where there Is TO be auction sale Of
large and valuable collection OF American foreign
CONS medals autographs, nuismatic works aud ether
articles Of similar description. Among the coins
nine American cents OF 1899 six OF 1890 and 1904
which arc the rarest pieces 10 he found. Of Tho
Old coins usod in the onal days Of the states
10 be offered for sale as also autographs OF many dstin
glshcd mon, such as Walter Scott Thomas Jefferson
Tom. Moore, Jonathan numbull (tho original Brother
Jonathan 1e Witt Clinton &c. The original copy OF
The charter Of Connecticut granted by Charles H. tho
state seal Of Georgia l117 $i2 so snplaster bills OF
1887 and other equally interesting articles will be among
the rare 90 nments and curiostes.
TUy Dcsp sTREr HOMEOPATHIC DrsrEysAay.--we have
received copy Of the annual report the above named
Institution for the year, extending from February l.
1851 the date in 1862 From the report we learn
that the in the number Of patients during the
period before mentioned has been nnprecedcutly large
5i30 were treated and 13 SEQ prescriptions given
against 3piS aud 1872 prcscrpt The prc
yios. Tie results of tho nehL thus
given curative point of view are In tho highest de-
gree satisfactory During IN year the Common Council
Of the city &c New York made appropriation Of $500
with this received the contributions OF many
be evolent and kind hearted atrona Those sums have
barely siiiccd to the dcnans Of this excellent in
stitntion In compliance With the request the founder
and his cosborers would state that tho financial
crts Of the vi U4l 70, and the expenditures
1907 O5 10 the latter 20 be added surplus from
the previous year o 81 041 15 which, after deductng
peDses of thr last year, leaves balance hand OF
t5 80 To Dr. Otto Fugrun the 10 ndcr of this noble
charity and his coaborers the thanks o the public arc
due. They, however beg TO remind the brnev oenty
disposed that the sphere Of usefulness the on
H susceptible OF great extension ny the suffering
fullest inquiry into their abos, by visiting the insttu-
tor. % Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
Colonel Wilson and His ZOuaves.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
FoRr JEFFERSON, Fla, Jan. Is

FoRT JEFFERSON fla Jan. is, 1867.
Having obscrved through the columns Of the New York
daily parors, that il is currently reported that all the
ohcers of the Sixth New York Volunteers, famharly
known as ''wilscns Zou&ves, have requested Colonel
Wilson to resign, the undersigned officers OF that regi-
mnat stationed at this post request permssion through
the counnE Of your paper to correct that statement aud
10 signify erophacay that, part, have made
no such request, and that, under any
must be influenced by very weghty to take part
ia any such proceeding The fact that stationed
at distant post should in opinion, certainly in
wise interfere with just claim TO be consulted in
matter Of such grave importance and seize tds
sion 10 contradc assertions which, regards orseyes,
are entirely false. We Eecognze and 10 the fullest
tent appreciate, the strenuous efforts OF gallant
Colonel in organizing this regiment, and gladly
brace this opportunity to express unanimously,
tire confidence in his ability successfully and
IN our endeavors TO sustain unbemshed the honor Of
cause our country and glorious flag Very rsspect-
fully your obedient servants,
j. WtBURGESS, Captain Company A.
HENRY DUFRAINE, Captain Company E.
E.LATHAM, 1st Lieut.. Company A.
X. kOWLEY list Lieut.. Company T..
WI. j. DENSI.OW, LIST Lieut.. Company B.
VlRGlNIUS VANGIESON I'd Lieut.. Company B.
OLIVER MATHEWS, 81 Lieut.. Company T.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
How u Rebel Steamer Ran the Bloc kside.
40 THE EDITION OF THE HERALD.

OFF CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. IL, 1862.
In reading the HERALD Of the 5th inst Isaw
Of steamer running the blockade. How she did
il remains to be proved. will try to explain On
January 1852 the only vessels here Mlhican
and the Rol buck At half past six a. NJ the officers of
those vessels saw strange steamer bearing tn
west from Us, at long range distance We beat quar-
tiers and opened fire on her She standing to the
northward, with her wheels just moving. At
shot she put all northeast by north
There being no wind ut thetime It useless for
get under weigh After firing live shots at her she
ont of range, but Of shots strike her.
Fifteen minutes after we ceased firing the Mocan got
under weigh and opened fire, but she out of shot
range The reason that the Mohcan did not get under
wc'yh as opened fire because she had but
ten poandsof steam If she had been able have
chased her when opened tire IL would have been
Possible for herto have got in On the aigh Of Deccm
Der 81, at.eightF NJ, chased the steamer or
shore. IL took the Mohican hour and seventeen
minutes to answer our signals that night, which
proves that she rs not very wide awake You he
kind enol g 20 excuse tor writing you but seeing
that in tho paper thought would inform you the
best of my ability how it Receive my respects
while ! rcnsin yours, AN OFFICER.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
LES ENFANTs PERDU.

A@Io LINT AN ID IElsDOs
TWO GALA NIGHTS AT THE ACADEMY OF MUsIc-A
GRAND MILITARY SPECTACLE.
The splendid French regiment known by the historic
nomenclature Of "Les Enfants Perdu," under command
OF Colonel Conford experienced and tried officer
about moving to the seat Of swell the army o.
the unon and previous to their departure they to
have two brilliant gala nights at the Academy of Music
namely Monday and Tuesday next, the 18th and 18th.
on Monday evening the performance will consist Of six
act piece, which Will illustrate the history Of "Les
fniants Perdu" during their brilliant career in
the Crimean This piece was first performed in
sebastopo after the close OF the war and subse
quently II had run Of fifty consecutive nights,
IN Pars, where IL received with the utmost enhus
asrn. Three hundred Of "Ies Enfants Perdu' in full
nniform are to participate in the performance, which 1t
Is intended shall be of character TO the ion OF
our appreciaiye public. beautiful oonata, composed
spec ally for this OCCASION will be sung during the per
forinance by 'The Lost Children" In full chorus The
"Zouave Federque' wiz sing the s,Marselase ,, which
dress ball win be given at the Academy, which is being
lifted up IN the most tasteful and elegant The
aar viii be OF eclat, and the elite will doubtless be
there In 'arge numbers. The ball VIII commence at
ten ocfcck; but two hours previously the reg-
ment viii muster at the Academy and go through
ances. The company wn march to supper to a magn-
hcent piece OF music, entitled "McClelan's March,
whek has been composed for the occasion. Tho whole
prog anime promises to bo recherche and assured
that no pains will be spared TO carry it out to the letter
he affair Is under tho supervision Of Colonel Conford
ana fought with distinction throughout the entire
pagn OF the Crmean The proceeds to be devo
ted 10 the benefit of the regiment which will leave fer
tte seat OF war on or about the 21st of the month
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
Ben Woods Novel,
FORT LAFAYETTE OR, LOVE AND SECESSION. BY
BENJAMIN Wood.

FORT LAFAYETTE OR, LOVE AND SECESSION. BY
BENJAMIN Wood.
When death takes place by which household Is
broken up there always less rubbish TO be
thrown away and old papers and personal effects DO
disposed Of And so, also. when newspaper goes way
Of all flesh there is considerable OF debris re-
naming When the Daily Nssos pcrished, there wcro
doubtless, numerous unpublished manuscripts left on
hand, which, had that Journal survived little longer
might havo found their way into its columns. That
the public should have been such valuable con-
ibutons TO the literature Of doubt weighed
heavily upon the surviving editor, and hs hit upon the
happy idea Of converting them into book. Miracle Of
geniusl Here then, Is the aftorbrth Of tho Daily y,
The heavy and grandoquent articles tho sin Of de-
Tending the Unon and the righteousness Of the Of
Je Davis have been neatly cut up into paragraphs and
put into the mouths Of certain Of tho chiva'ry who
figure characters in this book. These last
made TO DO all the talking; for the author shows
throughout wholesome fear Of committing himself to
anything which would lead him TO that spot which he
has condescendngy iamortalized in his title. Little,
very little however, said, hinted Of that
dreaded locality for the laid chiefly in Virginia,
commencing in the spring Of last year. There We are
introduced 20 virginians and New EDganders who
in hghown sentences on the political condition of
the country, side talking secession and tho other
defence Of the rnion but in such show
that the real object Of the writer OF this book tell the
world that secession is very good and perfectly proper
thing, and that this is unjust il u unholy.
We are all tyrauts and monsters a. the North.
Those who know Ben. Wood viii not bo sur.
prlsed that this Is the character Of novel
bearing his name, although his personal capsbity for
even ashng the debris Of the Daily Nes may be doubt
ed The Of tho book however taking the title may
be- wl hardly be considerable and the prejudice against
among all classes Of loyal people win rather increase
than diminish as It's quality becomes bo,ter known
People will be disposed TO read Of facts IN news-
papers than imaginary conversations aud distorted battle
scenes in novel by Ben. Wood. The mere idea of bis
appearing in that character s exceedingly funny and
about novel the use TO which he has turned tho
literary ashes q the Daly Neus.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
Movement. OF TRANSPORTS. &c.

The United states steam transport Philadelphia,
mtho foot Of Warren street North river s coallng
taking in subsistence stores for Port Royal.
The steamship Fulton at the foot Of Beach street. North
river also loadng aud fitting berths for troops She
s bound 10 Boston, where she Will take in troops for
Con. Bltler's expedition.
Tho brig East, at pier No. 10 North river, has been
chartered by the government and now loading Des,.
nation not known.
The ship 8. r. Mallory al pier No. 81 Fast river ia
loading and citing up berths for troops destination Key
West
The bark ooon st pier No ~ Fast river also load
Dg fer hey West sbe VIII carry large quantity of
jordnance and troops.
The schooner Henry W. Johnson (formery wrscker)
wing AZ Atlantic docks, BROOKLYN, has been chartered
ia few days for Hsttsras
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

"A the wnfd.-In the number of the LEDGER when viii
be ready TO-DAY (MOSDAYl, at twelve o'clock ws
commence series Of articles by Or windshir 'hc strong
Of Boston, as he Is called He ought be called 'ibe
strong OF universe, never tale or hjstorv
has there been man who could equal him in fess Of
strength. We have read OF gai Anak son
Maxnii an William Wallace and oher respecabIs peo.
pie who have travelled their down the tides of
time but not Of them had scales applied 10
~ Dr. wndshr does his lifting in the light Of
avordupois and scales There chance
for mis- AXE vagsenees Everything n the square"
AND In this unmisakabe way the Doctor lifted two
tlpusatd one hundred and htyscven pounds This IL the
biggest fact Of the kind onecod the world began II
i uL am, ns ne e. pmns saiteis are Nowhere And Aet
an that Of most young men and even now he weighs less
matter far in sting, Tor IL shows that may all
emulate Samso and the resthat In fact where there v
muscle there IS hcp DR. Wndshp going 10 tell the read
ers Of the LED Err "how TO do ., least how be has
done H. and then they and do their best likewise His
first article appears In this weeks LEDGER.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
Interesting from New Mexico.
orR SANTA W CORRESPONDENTS.

SANTA Fs, New Mexico. Jan. &c, 1862.
The Re6vts Uriryp from, the Territory.
No Texans TO be found within the limits Of this Terri.
tory present Our able and efficient department COM
mai has followed them up with his superior forces
OF regulars and volunteers 70 be able witness tho
impeIuous retreat Of the gallant Colonel Baylor and his
Lone star hangers % their own country.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
LITERATURE.

A NEW CONTEMPORARIES STRONGEST MAN IN
IA the world-In the number OF the LEDGER which will
be ready TO-DAY (MONDAY), 81 twelve o'clock,
we commence series of articles by DIR. Wndship,
~, the strong man of Boston as he Is called. .,
verse;" for never n tale history has there been man
who could equal him in Of strength We have rend OF
Wallace aud other respectable people who have travelled
on their mscen down the tides Of me but not one or
them ever had the scales applied his hits Dr. Windshp
does his lifting in the relentless light Of avordpos and pa
ness Ever thing is en the square And IN this unsais
and pounds This Is the biggest fact Of the KIND
on record since the world began Is up among the ee
str, was small smaller than that Of young
men, and even he weighs less than hundred and
y pounds This fact makes the far interest
Ing Tor shows that all emulate Samson and the
res-that In fact where there Is there Is hope.
pr Wndshp is going to tell the readers Of the LEDGER
they may go and do their best likewise. His first article
appears In this weeks LEDGER.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
NEW coN1R1nuroR-rnE STRONGEST MAN IN

A NEW CONTRIBuTOR-THE STRONGEST MAN IN
IA the world-ln the uuml OF the LEDGER which will
be ready TO DAY lMONDAYl a. twelve o'clock, We COM
articles DIR. Wndsip, "the strong
OF Boston, lie is Called He ought TO be called he strong
man OF the UNIVERSE for never, n tale history has
We have read Of giants sons of Anak Samson Macmillan,
Sir William Wila and other respectable VINO have
travelled treir muscle" down the tides OF time, but
moi Of them M the scales applied to his lifts. DR..
Windsp does ms lifting IN the relentless h of avoru-
pois ana patent scales at that There chance Tor mis-
take vagu(ns Everything "un the square," And in
this unrst.kavie tie 10 has lfted thousand
hundred and pounds. Tis is the biggest fact
of the Kind the world II among
the cieaants Cmels nowhere And yet the Doctors
original "srengh-'apita' smal smaller than that Of
young aud he weighs less than than
hunared ard fy pounds This TACT axes the matter far
shows may all emulate Sam
anu hs that fact where there Is muscle there
Is ho DrWindship is going tel. the readers of the
LEtGER how do tor, at least how he has done it,
and then they may do then best Likewise. His first
article appears IN this week LEDGER.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

WHO wRoTE THE ARTICLE IN - THIS WEEKS @
Who Knows ~ The LEDGER hts original suggcs.
ton, by "A Taxpaycr' Mr. Geo d. Morgan what 70 do
with hs Seventy Thousand Dollars Commissions" VIII Mr..
Morgan refundf
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

WHO, WROTE THE ARTICLE IN THIS WEEKS.
Who Knows fiins The LEDGER has original sugges
ton, by "A Taxpayer to Mr. Geo. d. Morgan, What
with his Seventy Thousand Dollar COMMISSIONS" Win Mr.
Morgan refundf
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

w Ho WROTE THE ARTICLE IN THIS WEEKs
w LEDGER, entitled ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by "One
Who Knows Him +" Tie LEDGE has original sugges
ton, "a Taxpayer 10 Mr Geo. d. Morgan what 70 do
with his Seventy Thousard Dollars COMMISSIONS VIII Mr.
Morgan refundy
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
A NEW coNrRIBuToR--THE STRONGEST MAN IN

A NEW CoNrRIBUTOR-THE STRONGEST MAN IN
IA the wor rd-In the numb OF the LEDiER which will
be- ready TO-DAY (MUNDAYj, twelve o'clock, we
commence series of articles Dr. Win shp. the strong
man OF Boston," as he is Called lie ought be called
-'te strong Of tac unsveSse ''in
nj tory, has there been man who could equal him in
ieats OF cneh. We have read OF ianls, Anak,
Samson. MaAim!Lan, Sir William Waare and oiher
respectable People who have travelled their
dow the tides of time, but of them the
scales appie 10 his s D.. Windshp does his lifting
In the rcls ntiss light ol 0iHpos and
that. There is chance mistake eueness Every
thing is ION the SQUARE. AID IN this way
seven pounds Tnis the fact Of the kind record
since the weird pe 1t Is UP among the elephants.
Caels nowhe,, AMI yet the Doctor ORIGINAL cng-
capital" SMALL smaller than that OF young men,
and now he weighs less than hundred fifty
pounds This "a the matter iag interesting,
Tor II shows that may all emulate Samson and the
res-that, fart whore there is muscle there hope
DR. Wrdship Is going to tell the readers Of the LEDGER
show 10 do tor, least. how hr done ii.
they may and their ik wise. His first article
appears IN This week S LEDGER.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

A NEW COMMUNICATIVE STRONGEST MAN IN
N the world-ln the number of the LEDGER which will
be ready TO-DAY MoNDAYl at twelve o'clock, we
strong man OF Boston, he called. He ought TO be
called the strong man OF the for never I'm tale
history" has there been who Id equal him In
feats of strength We have read OF giants Anak
Samson Maxmillian, Sir William Wallace and other
spectacle people who have travelled their nusce down
the tides OF but them had the scales
less light o. avorupos and patent scales at that There
chance for mistake vaguenes Everything Ia ION the
square" And in this the Doctor has lifted
tS bnse f 1 m h nid an ,rcor aimee bs world h1a
1t is up the elephants Camels are nowhere. And
yet the Decor's original strength small small
er than that OF most and even now ne weighs
less than one hundred aud nifty pounds This fact makes
the matter far Interesting II shows that
all emulate Samson and the resha in fact where there
muscle there hope Dr. Windship is going tell the
ders OF the LEDGER "how 70 do ior at leest how
he has done IT. and thn they and do he best like
wise. His frs article appears in this weeks LEDGER
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

WHO WROTE THE ARTICLE IN THIS WEEKS
w LEDGER, entitled AhR HAM LINCOLN, by T" One
Who Knows HIM ~ The LEDGER has original sugges
on, by "A Taxpayer to Mr. Geo. d. Morgan, "What
with his Seventy Thous and Dollars Commissions" win Mr..
Morgan refund?
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

WHO WROTE THE ARTicLE IN THIS WEEKS
" LEDGER, entitled ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by "One
Who Knows Hinf' The LEDGER has original sugges-
tion by "a Tax 10 Mr. Geo d. Morgan, "Wha 70 do
Morgan refund!
The New York herald., 1862-02-10
4 NEW coNrnIBl roR-rnE STRONGEST NAN IN

A NEW CONTKIBl rOR-THE STRONGEST MAN IN
~ the woriiln the aumb,r the LEDGER which will
be ready Tn-D.i lMoNDAY),a a. twelve O'Clock
series OF arcS by Dr. WiLdhl 'the
OF Boston, as he is iu Heou.ht called the strong
OF the universe for never IN tale history has
tier been who could equal him fcats Of
We read OF giants, OF Anak Sinsor MAMMALIAN,
Sr William Wallace ana other rcleiaLle people who have
travelled on ther musce down the tides OF time, but
Of them ever had lie scales applied TO his lifts. Dr.
Ndshtp does his Hitting In the relentless light ayodu
pois, and patent scales tat There chance mis-
take vagIeness. E,cs, thing Is oB the
thin unnfstakabe way the Dotnr has lifted two thousand
hundred and ty pounds THIS is the biggest of
the kind rec1rd since the began. II up amoug
the elephants Canes nowhere And yet the Doctors
Ieinal siren 9Th capital SMALL smaller than that
young men, and he weighs less than hundred
and fifty pounds This The
ter.sting 1t shows that may al cuune n
the resthai. in fact. where there mus hope
DIR. Wndshpis going tell the readers Of the LEDGER
'hpw to 10 it'or at least how hr has done it, and then
they may and do their est kew isc His first article a
pear this weeks LEDGER.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

4 BRAuAM LINCOLN--BY "ONE WHO KNOWS
"A Him. and RETREAT OF NEY, by Rev. John s. =.
Abbott the titles OF two interest articles In this
weeks LEDGER which will be ready ioday Monday) at IL
all the lnyal States.
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

VAHO WROTE THE ARTICLE IN THIS WEEKS
w LEDGER, entitled ABRAIAM LINCOLN, by "One
Who Knows HiTn!', The LEDGER has original sugges
ton BY "a Taxpayer D. Morgan, What 70 do
Morgan refuudf n} WieH
The New York herald., 1862-02-10

WHO WROTE THE ARTICLE IN THIS WEEKS
w LEDGER. entitled ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by "One
Who Knows Him ~ The LEDGER has original sugges-
ton, by "A Taxpayer Mr. Geo. d. Morgan, what
with Ills Seventy Thousand Dollars Commissions VIII Mr.
Morgan refundYr