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The public are hereby notified that the silver badges
hcrctoforc used by tho regular reporters of tho Nxw
Yoax HrnAiD have boon recalled and viii no longer bo
sscd as MEANS Of identifying the attaches of this
nf37aa
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS N sosros.

BosroS, Dec "a 800
Prominent politicians here arc shy OF the western
Presidential slatc, oven with General Howard a. vics
PRESIDENT on the Colfsx ticket The press OF this cllt
arrive home FOR ues holiday rsccss 70 give the cue
Tho prevailing opinion thai Senator Fesssndeu ~houiA
be tho coming man, a. The Ni5oe western aud Boulhorp
sSsts have had their turn about Of mo olhoe
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we not here relic Of the past demanding
thorough reconstruction?
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aVvfmsnri sr JsSsps IA Gsssus.

g. LVvts Dec. 81, 1904
ASSstacAneat of recruits for As 6evenh rned SsAlss
cavalry, 81 vcr Lysn pssss4 thccush Wits ety ,odsy
noss ~ W follss.
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that he has been q party to the abuse and rock
less management Of other departments in the
city government The investigation into the
official conduct Of the Street Commissioner
was prevented by the sharp practice of resig-
nation; but il is probable that had that been
suffered to proceed, a different result would
have been reached. The Comptroller IS, or
ought TO be- the Watchdog of the city treasury,
and If his duties were faithfully discharged
no corrupt job could be consummated and no
money not properly earned could be drawn
from the public funds. II Is gross dereliction
of duty in this respect that the people of New
York charge upon the Comptroller.
As we have said, a change in the admins
tration Of the department has beea secured by
the result of the recent charter election, and
after the lst of January there will be a
thorough reform in the management of the
city finances. We have reason to believe that
the new Comptroller will do his best to protect
the taxpayers against corrupt jobs and poljti.
cal sinecurists, and that the Legislature will
receive his aid in any efforts that yiay be made
to secure thorough reform u. the city govern
ment
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SAN FRANCISCO MINISTERIAL. SIS Br,liwly opoost q
the METROPOLITAN Hotsl-Iy ErHtoPfaS ESrrarty.
sznrs siNGIs DANCING AND Observation-Disclosures CUPID
u LOVES LaagiEs
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FIFTH AVENUE OPaRA HOUSE Nos. and West
fwentYfO atrae,.-B fDwoarls
hRsrnLLsr BALLADS BURLEsoUEs &c--GREAr ExPEoTA
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KELLY 4 Icons MTNSTRELs 10 Broadway oppo-
site the New York Iotsl.-Iy Songs. DAaJsS EocEy
TRtcriSs BuaLTsQuEs, &c.-seusirr Y-Icr LOS
FABLE FRAScAIs-AHTHosY SNOW.
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THE CHARGES AGAINST COMPTROLLER BnxN-
MAN. Gov. Fenton has dismissed the charges
against Comptroller Brennan, for the reason, as
he states, that while the proofs submitted dis
close irregularities on the part OF the Comp.
troller in the discharge Of bis official duties,
they fail to present q case which requires in
reference by the Executive II was very
evident when the investigation commenced
that this technical acquittal Of the Comptroller
would follow. The principal witness for the
prosecution, the author Of the charges, proved
to be Of the non mi recordo school, and The
counsel on the part Of the State explained that
certain claims which the said witness had held
against the city had been paid by the Comp
troller since the charges had been made.
The people are fortunately protected against
any future Irregularities" on Comptroller
Brennan's part, by the change made In that
department =, the recent charter election, and
the result Of the investigation becomes matter
OF comparative indifference. The real charges
agains, Comptroller Brennsn, however. are
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DODwORTH'S HALL. Sj5 Broadway. PROFESSOR HART
WILL Perform HIS MIRAcLEs-THx HEAD II THE All
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

Volume xxxI......... ..................No. ss,
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. coi Eowerv. --coMr-
vooAIisN-NnGao MissragLsY, BALLET DIvEaTIssE4syE
&c--LrrLE Ton TUCKER.
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NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway. opposi!s New Yort
Hotel-CKsDaILLoH.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway near Broom
slreet-TaE PEoPLxs LAwYxR-Lv4 INDIAN
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CRIMINAL LAWS IN THE SOUTH AND THE
UNITED STATES MILITARY AurHORrrrEs-Th
difficulty sought 10 be made about General
Sickles' order prohibiting corporal punish
ment in his district, and the complaints
against . conflict between the civil and
military authorities are based upon a very
shallow pretoxi. The fact OF the matter ia
that the criminal laws Of the late slave
states, and particularly of tho two Carolinas
are the relics of that old barbaric British CO.
lonial civilization which existed in the South
since the times Of Charles the Second and
James the Second, and which were found con-
genial and applicable to the slave condition of
society which outlived the colonial system
These laws were preserved and put in force
up to this day in the slave Statcs but they
ought TO be abrogeted now that slavery is no
more. They prescribed as the punishment for
certain crimes public whippings and exposure
in the pillory and the stocks. They were not
executed on the negro alone, but upon whites
and blacks alike. The white man was as liable
to punishment ct the whipping post as the
negro, whether bond or Free While there L.
no doubt that the authorities OF North and
South Carolina are only carrying out the laws
which exist on the statute books in inficting
those barbarous punishments, we have q right
to expect that these laws will be superseded
by those more In accordance with the new
and improved order Of things in the South.
In the process Of reconstruction of the late
slave States, and particularly in view Of Mr..
Stevens bill for restoring North Carolina, by
forming new government from the beginning,
there is little doubt that all these relics OF
slavery and barbarism will die out Milder
forms Of punishment, according to the modern
system, will be introduced, and we shall not
have much longer TO complain OF fellow beings
Of any complexion being tortured at the
whipping post or in the stocks. This matter
will settle itselfin the natural way. The cause
Of the evil being forever removed when
slavery went down under the press ure OF
more enlightened civilization, the evil itself
will decline rapidly enough.
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COLONEL RoBEgrs CHRISTMAS OrrEaEo.--Of
the many singular perscnages who have forced
thcms, yes into notoriety here Of late years
president Roberts is, ID must be admitted, one
OF the most remarkable Nc beats Colorado
Jewet and Count Johannes all hollow. Ono
would suppose that after bis many remarkable
iizses IN connection with the Fenian Brother
hood be would be content 10 subside into
modest cbscsrity for a while. But not bit OF
It; he is irropressiblc. He IL like the Jack in
the box, that you may knock ever SO hard ON
the head, but cannot keep down. Having
brought the Fcnian organisation into ridicule
by his antics, no now takes 70 Insulting The
unfortunate dupos whom he has got into trouble
in Canada. Ills letter TO Colonel Lynch was a
piece Of cold-blooded buffoonery. His proposal
to g, up subscription for Christmas dinner
for tho men whom he has left TO languish 80
long 10 prison, without chilling OF aid or even
friendly word to cheer them, Is cruelty
f,rccaL II would be difficult 10 define Colonel
Roberts principles Of action. or this, how.
ever, there can be no qucstion-thst he believes
IN public subscriptions good dinners aud
cheap advertising
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

New York. sunday. DccemBer IL, 1865.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. al.
Mechancs Hall, az nroedway-ly VARIETY OF Li0Hr
AND LAuGuAFLE ENTERTAINMENTS. Corr. Ok BALLGE &c
THE GOIpGs AXE.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner OF Grand and Crosby
strrets-tiarAr MASONIC FAIR AID HAIL. AND
ASYLUM FUND.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY sls Broadwav-
LE5rrars O1y-HyDgoGgS MioRoscopw twice
osi.y HvAD AND RIGHT ARM or PaoBsr. Open from
a. N. till Top "
SUNDAY cTHIsl EyEyING-GRAvp SACRED CoscsR- ar
SrsINwAY HAN, Fourteen.h st-cot
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HooLFY'sOpERA HOUSE, irooilvn -Ern,optAy MIN.
sraErsY BALLADS, RUaiEsQu:s PANroMrxEs
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NEW YORK HERALD.

o,y,ou /. '. CORNER or FULTON ASD NASSAU SIS
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MRS. r. y coNwAY's PARK THEATRE Brooklyn :
TuE ForTY THIEVES
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the power TO reconstruct the Supreme Court
ITSELF In the repeal of the laws creating and
relating to the present Supreme Court II may
be abolished, and q new court may be estab-
lished In its place, with new judges, from the
Chief Justice down, and fewer or more in
number, M Congress may prescribe. The
present court was first changed from purely
judicial tribunal 70 place Of partisan rewards
by General Jackson in his appointment Of q
useful partisan, Roger d. fancy, Is Chief JUS
lice. The bred Scott decision was his legacy
IA judge, according 10 which negro in the
United Stat9S under the constitution, "has no
rights whicliA white man is bound TO respect
Every appointment In this court since that
example was set, including Judge Campbell,
who seeded with Alabama and went OF into
the rebellion, has been more for partisan SER
vices than legal abilities. Mr.. Lincoln himself
only repeated the blunder Of Jackson in bis
appointment Of his useful Secretary Of the
Treasury as Chief Justice. Thus the Supreme
Court, o. hospital for invalid party politi-
clans, stands to-day mainly q group OF old
Bourbons, away behind the sweeping revolu-
ton which has turned their old ruling olgarchy
and their old dogmas out OF doors.
Here 10 an inviting Geld Cor Congressional
reconstruction; for, while of the nine judges
Of this court there arc Eve who still believe in
the Union aud the constitution rs they we're
under Buchanan, what security have we against
some future decision rcafirming the bred
Scott decision and the decree Of the Chicago
Conventon--thss The war for the Union was
fsilurcf Five against four. One man Ia this
court 10 inverted with the power Of turning the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-20
FHEaKAEaGH


-, - - " - s g -
LHh Uneasy o'e, A men 10, a. u' ~ TX IL
pro'ss. Mn,e" ~,a,o 80 - .ne 80 nr
hua 1870 - $3.50 49, " 60 r.
'heii Sunuay 80.
OMAR PAsHA Writing liie q Aie1snner
with tne purpose o. knocxln4 !9nus cas,t
reputation out OF time - the largest toaa ID
the ancient puddle.
In Waterford, near Troy, view 1or1s
young man named higgins, aProminen' &c
man, recently died, ana SFfae menus nso
peen made ior ms Iuneral luces III soe
Sathohc Church-p9t seieeram from me
bishop iorbaae u, because nc neiohged 10
the brotherhood: Mnca sxcaement Vas
caused amongst nis fiencs ~ we ac'on "
'ne Dishop.s ~
It's said that IN few years ne lnco = IL VI
Oxiord University, hnG'snd, si..; 49, -
900 greater than at present, .l.s 1s.sa -,
talniy enable II 70 MAKE -
OF facilities Tor poor scnoiafs' ssS
"A German in Texas who didn't want to
be forced into the rebel army, donned home
spun gown and sunbonnet, and toLsa teE two
years on his little farm, as has wsfes sister
come to stay with her from distance, during
her husbands absence in the Confederate
army. Another German lay for eighteen
months in the cellar of his own house-even
his neighbors supposing him In the rebel
army. y
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Bold At wholesale, in Chicago, BY Fuller Finch Fuller
Burnhams b Van Setback, Lord Smith, Smith &
Dwyee, Reed Co. Chss smith, Dietxsch. Blocki
Co, II eoov, " Harris Co., Post & Dadeau, and
by druegista and 0salers geasrally fsbs4xn
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'n00K4 mil -1uppl1 Of 8shoQl Books
- s1sa = afs assa In or oH eehoel, he III b
~ \. ". WUx009x
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!Speer's Port Grape WS.e !.

pURE and four years old, for the Commn-
Il MON Table and Fsmfly ne. Prescribed by Phys-
ctans Tor YssA;es wsakiy Pssoas aad Invalids. The
all CAronie DiDeAees
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NJ ~ .arsaenon- y -. - A Gents
49, a. rSve1s, CohSeetfon q
.. - sWesns, WosM fevef worn eu4ie L . s
Csytag toHs, ~ tssfkln = y ln11n1r..... : Is
80 tnNIn0e OF ehAldsen or sdnltA -. +-....- n
gyeensesy. 9sdDaag. hilieus Collie l..-. ID
SnoIGS-gofbWS Nausea -. rs
I O0ugss, C0fs, DFOneh1ts - .. N
=. Nenraa91Asf 3oshadAe Yeo&sshe Il .s a
a. HssdacAe& Ach AsadaShs,...... III - 81
:. 10 Dyspepsls, Bilipus Atemach,...I - 81
:. II 6uppressed. sooAfJ, painful period - 8
a - Leucoffhoss, or Whites .....,.... - *
ID Croup, hcaFse cough ....... -. -. a
~ . Salt kben0, kxyDipelas, KruptioAs.. Is
10 rheumatism, all Rheumatic pains ..... Is
l6 Fever aud Ague, Chill Rcyer...... $1,000 so
. IT Files, intsi nal aud external ..... so
: Is Ophtaimy, sore inaamed eyes ... 50
10 Catarrb, acuts chronic inAuenka ..... 80
10 WhoopinG Cough ,apasmodic couxhs...... 50
y Asthma, oppressed. 20
y Ear discharges, impaired hearing 80
= ecrofuis, enlarged glands l....... so
= 0eperni DEBILITY, physical weakne ~. 50
= Dfopsey, scaBty secrstfons 80
70 Eea4iekness, q sicknes from riding ..... 30
Kidney Disease, Gravel .--.-......, $500. so
- Nervous Debility seminal emfssions, In
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~ Sore Mouth Canker ....................5 so
20 Urinary IncoHtianAaee.-..a. $1,000. so
81 Painful Periods, with spasmsl.. $500. 20
W sumo finSs At Change Of Hfe. ..... 100
50 Epilepsy, epAsais st. yItus Dance - 100
81 Diphthera, liberated Sore Throati...-.. so
FAMILY CASES.
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NOR I'll kinds Or SeHOOL BOOKS.
\ Also al kinds Of Stationery, Aasaxinss, nsstrste
lso&s,A - esso
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MKTH0DLSTe HYMN BOOKS-All
N1 xsiSss aaaquaitiss .fosssaebyf f4 l
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Case Of 90 vas and book complete $40
Case OF ~ large yais, in morocco, and book. - 90
Ease OF ~ large vals plain case and 90
Case OF 10 boxes tNos to l5) and book. 90
These remedes BY the case single box, are 10
any part OF the country, BY mail express. free OF
charge, on receipt OF the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HONKOPA THO MEDICINE COMPANY
once and Depot No be2 Broadway, New York.
For sale by livery Medrfoe Dealer.
Dr. HUMPHREYS IL consalied daily At his once, per.
sonaiiy BY letter, ADORE for all forms dxsase
tsuEdiv
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MY present resiaencs; siitsdfsassed "a decor.
1sA Of Fourth and Morgan Streets lots I and o.
block ~ iaA TO btpsy brick nouse containing eeai
foms, With good citbuildnss - thAra ara In H.
fy, stable yoo4 epd 9R house as2v ,ep hesen The
choice .r,A. tfses kdd 1rrS65y -Fzc -, Qalses,
rnnn apple and oAeesI Tssea u bsssdss
the hesss cad thrss lotS 7~aIleeIi ~.
!, upon which al the iuipfovsnekss sfe Ii 10
Psoperty y situated n ens q tAs 49, n
portion ok streets yili haapld ii : - ssise ~
tPes Msofsnls ssr1s.I fossssuae avsa inse1is1sly.
e1er iag ~ deys - nne Anndred - ~ Tss. n
bot ~ ~ ship u 70 Tie nanuiLetarsN.
oeAd ~ he premises mentioned, or Ct The q n n
oanAhle o9yth. (oc4el enc. D CNYfH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-10
THE FRENCH IN MEXICO.

,.,,. y {Frpn2 the Washington Chrunicle]
kENVEe have steadily contended that there was
no, prospect Of rupture between the United
sStates and FRANCE; on the OCCUPATION of Mexico
by the troops of the latter, ;iand that our great
10 mlssion: OF unloa among ourselves on the basis
the president general policy, Pe1l4jbe dom
sp{atea.a 1t5giH be noted faop IHs President's
a.speeIaf message, sent he House Yesterday,
rehat:the ih}pster, Is reply to the en-
aYhStc' decaratiQa Of :Ihba 1PraSident, through
The Anglican 5 ecretafN OF State t'tbat'the
allnlteq sStates wal notEs recognize MaziIiilfao,
16eneni5 the Ereaah:treop ssshoulJ re With9raYn
lsdronl AleNlce22 t'reneWS the aSsurancez tof the
5strohg desire Of The Frdnch4 .GoyernIm1ent TO
sWft EdraW IFS auxiliary corps as soon as .cirourn
STANCES would alloy ;it:.'. The request that
the Omitted States should recognize .NIaxin5iIi-
an, as .tb best guarantee that it was net 2their
=atftefest-to1npsdg his & 0eeFnment; vas dec1in.
ed as lmpractieable: by, President johnson.
This leaves to the pe0nle oi Mexico the dispo-
sffion Of their, own case, by whatever voluntary
or individuals gtn>ies they 5135y secure. For
y,ttlhls N9veramsnt;a and peol+Ie ta&se areanmed;-
"a ate task 4oeklng opresslng EaS5d averWhAlr2-
.4lngsdOmeStLe, itlestlnles and It is The duty Of
both to fulfil them before diyerliDg or, dividing
their energies upon distant and 20. very tempt
ing attractions - -.
- The National IntelIigeucer says > rsHtThatthe
French Emperor, has actually. proposed to
zeNaclate aexlco, even though upon unsatis-
factory conditions; is now pubic fact. and
twill tend to confirm in the general mind the
-pfeRatl1ng Impression. that since the date Of
the latest authentic publication, that .ciircum
spcctIa and able ruler and the. Governments Of
the United - ates have definitely agreed ilApon
an cal :a4, 20 Americans at least, a :satisfac-
tory solution ct the. Mexican .imbroglio. =
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FOREIGN NEWS.

a5asthe arrival Of the steamship Canada at
iHalfax we have adyiee5 from Europe to the
:24th, ult. Theasiz French students who recent.
y attended Congress Of Liberals at Liege, in
Belgium have been, ~ an order of the Aca-
dsmlc Council, EXCLUDED from the University Of
Paris forever. Eight hundred Of their4-com-
panlo5nas nave addressed letter to- the Dean Of
dh9e Faeuty Of Medicine, protesting against
the order, OF expulson., - 81 4 ~! i, H.
suoBreadstuffs fat, with downward tendency
The London Globe : eulogizes Gen. Grant
official report, W.. =
Atagork, on the 21st Of December, ..Chas
Underwood Q, gennel was found guilty of trea-
son and felony, and sentenced to ten years pen
A@ssrvitude OsConnel made. an eloque1t
-speech,, and after being sentenced EXPRESSED
hopethat there would be an exchange Of prise.
ners before bis sentence expired.
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DIED,
-: (. =; tTli: j

= esterd 5;;: SUSAN 30 ia: the I'D year
of her age, one Of the oldest and most respect-
ed of our:citizens: She wssla sincere Christian,
and ia most excellent lady 10 Her funeral
Will taks PLACE to;9gorroWe afse E ~ at
lower southern end:of Water:st- j: =: = q.
This morning, January 10th; CHRISTINA
B. infant inf daug Utter Of Peter ana Mary A sinp-
son, aged / year and 5 days, :; =.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from their residence; on Patrick st.,
near Cameron tomorrow ernoo'7 at o cIock.
= On the Sth' inst, at his residence near. Wood
lawn, Fairfax Co., Va THOMAS aWoRlGHI,
in the 59tl4 year Of his gsse.
Z On Monday, January sth, If f, p: Dyptheria
FRANCIS KELLOGG, youngest child and son
of DR.. W: u! and Teresa c. Stewart aged p
months alid is days.: - f...
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There was time when Letters from Wash

There was 4 time when! 'Lettersfrom Wash
ington" were quite e feature as i is called
an; the newspapers; i but great: change has
come over the publicrin relation to these let
ters. They are now, forthe most part there
iaare a'few exceptions mot regarded either for
their information, or their. specnlat IONS. Telc-
graphic dispatche furnish the news before the
letter writer's. can communicate it; and, as for
their comments It they generally amount TO ju:
nothing H.. ,.i.-.!: 49,: :1:..;ri
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The Alexa}ldriaE 0aze!t t t.
WEDNESDAY EVENIN ban Q AIRY TO-

The National fnitellliiIgSenhceft say The
Secretary Of the Treasury has communicated
TO the Finance Committee Of Congress his
d#H5fat SIT; pfepar9a Il conformity tfe
<syieWsandrecomm of his report. This
bill proYiies TOR funding ait the
the Government shape Of seven-thirties,
-eompeHad-interest, legal tenders, plain legal
tenders, certificates Of Indebtedness, &C., into
forty-year bonds, bearing interest at a rate not
exceeding six per CT Ihere:islno doubt. that
this scheme vii be=aaopted !, f is not proba-
Bile that the Secretary. Will put: a loan CO the
market, underthia bill; till next June or July;
zemeanwhle: there will be . considerable pressure
upon the Treasury for funds to pay off the
army, &c. Some financial men think, however,
that by next ApriFor May there will be such
plethora of'moneyin Che commercial centres
that a hundred millions could easily be CONVEX
:. ted Into the fortyyears six per- cent. bonds
The n. Y. News quotes sterne' to those who
are continually crying for Vengeance, andre
commends them, even il they hate their late
enemies" as they call them, with the bitterest
hatred; .toirecoHee the Aunan;sGoftncle Toby:
II declare, quoths my uncle Toby, my heart
would not let me eqrse. tile9devi himself with
SO much bitternessa' 4 Size EIG is ;the father Of
curses replied Dr.. Stop. so, am not IT,
replied my uncle He is cursed and damned
already to all eternity, replied Dr., Stop. i
Am sorry for it, =quoth= my uncle 1Eeby. = :.
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The undersigned begs leave to inform the cit
liens of Alexandria and yicinity,~that he is sell
ing his entire stock, Consisting OF =
DRY GOODS, = =.
~ /: :, !. FANCY GOODS, Z: i
BOOTS AND SHOES,
atand below cost, as he positively intends closing
business by the 18th of March. !: -. -.
calicoes, bcst duality, q t. % ctz, worth
50eepts I
Cotton and Silk Pop!ins, less than cost.
Black Aiapacas at 40 cts, worth IS cts.
All Wool Flannels from.40 cts, and upwards
French :Aeryinoes best quality, from $$;l.l5 to
$1.37, worth So, -
Bleached Cottons at y cts and upwards;
Brown Cottons Is cts. and upwards Ladies'
Morocco Boots from 81 IS tuS2.25; Boys Boots
from 81. 50: to SIG, and 2 great many }other
things too numerous to, lncntiQn. ,, .*t.:.i::
n B.-A1 persons Indebted to rae VIII please
call as soon as practicable and a1ld make settle
meTt :: WIN. SD ERIN 4 y,
\ O. DOL, King street.!
Fad door from Alfred.
Hzsy~ My Sto-ewiIl 81: c1osed every Saturday.
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counties, ard District Of Columbia; also, pays
particular attention to Collection OF Claims 81 all
kinds against the United States, including Pen
sions Back Pay, Badnt:es, Prize h!o:ljes, &C.
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