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tatCrdas At 10 o'clock Al. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thuradsy, and Saturday at s
,'ciOck p. d.
To CArRo-Da4iy. except Sunday. at 3
yclock p. II.
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4nd Saturday st 8 O'Clock ?. n. Every
AOnday and Thursday at o'clock p. II.
To EAgTPORr- = Every Tuesday and
Frtday al O'Clock p. N.
TO BE JDERsON-DaiIy. except Sundays,
y o'clock PM.
TO NAsHvILIE-- Every Thursday at four
m.
To AEzIPHE-Semi-wee
Roczportstage VIA Fewburzn and Boon
Tlle,l carrying the mali, leaves a. 4. ~,
N Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives By 2. n. Tuesdays, Thursday
Snd Saturdays.
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tags and Frida5N at : A. NJ. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by 4 P. n.
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ept Sundays at A. NJ Arrives daily {e <
sept Sundays T. 2 ?. 9
To NEWBUR9. -dacR daily Except Sun
aayJ from. the Merchants Hotel, al 3
1clock p. n.
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pack ges.
ArnoId's celebrated Writing fIuid. g.
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Writing Fluid. IN pinss and
quarts.
Carmine Inks. Best quality.
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Lei % Protect Ourselves.


re nk ySicaf structure o. the ssronRest
Imam being IS vulnerable every where.
sfta bodies a. endowed by nature with &
fae, ain negative power, which protects
81 n, 10 some extent, from Qnwhcie-ome
~ aenCeS. but this protection + nper-
F. and cannot safely be reIfed on IN I'm
M3y REGIONS, or under circuff 81 ance% OF
. than ordinary danger. therefore. It
3sdona-it is prudence--1t 10 common
Etc provide against such conitnRen-
es BY taking an ANTfD IT, IN ADVANCE.
$ other words, by FORTH. Ing thu syssem
sfisIi HsDSTETrER,S STOMACH BITTERS
epidemic and endemic maiadtes that
ever he Il adEain 1stered IN any cozn-
AS q remedy Tor Dyspepsia, there Is
medicine that Will compare with Il.
Dever suffer the pangB OF indtx Q. tiOns
"a where on the face OF tho ca tn where
81 5TETrER'S STOMACH BITTERS can
~ sxocured does 50 voluntarily; for, as
s-rsiy ~ truth exists, this fnv&tuable
800 and a LTERATIvE would rest0re his
eakacrdered stomach TO a healthy CO al
k5H1l. To the nervous 1t Is 3 $50 especially
7sg1n1 nended and in cases OF contrrn+-o
yp1stipatton Is also affords speedy and
ta1rnanent relief -
Is ali o. - Of Fever and Ague the BIT
K rs is more potent tina, any amount OF
Is aine. while the N " DANGEROUS cas- 5
q 8i.1ous Fever yield 10 tta wono rfut
EsE perf1es. Those VINO r1eG the medicine
30 never use another tor the ailments
81 sh the no TETTFR IrTEhS pro-
szseS 10 sub ne. To those who have not
la1lse the experiment we cei daily recom-
gaend al early applteattou OF the BIT
lFk-At Whenever they are stricken by dis
asSn OF the digestive organs
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INAUGURATION OF THE New OPERA
HOUSE. = We understand that the
stockholders of the new Opera House
are already making arrangements for
its inauguration. A committee has
been appointed to secure an orator
to deliver the inaugural address, and
Colonel Charles Denly has consented
to perform that duty The company
have reserved the use Of the building
for several nights after its completion
and inauguration. before tits formally
opened as a theatre. for a series of en-
tertaiuments by home talent. such as
the Liederkranz and Philharmonic
Societies, the Evansville Orchestra.
and perhaps others, if these organi-
cations will consent, which We hope
they will, as their entertainments
have proved the most interesting as
we'll as tha mast rational ever giF6a
in our city.
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RAIN.-From passengers By last
nights train, we learn there was a
considerable shower OF rain up the
road last evening, There were strong
indications ofrain hare near midnight
last night.
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B6RaLARY. - The house Of Rev.
Mr.. Carter, Episcopal minister at
Vineennes. was entered By burglars
on Saturday night. and robbed of all
the provisions 10 the house. All the
edible< which had been cooked fer
Sunday were gObbled. leaving nothing
for the minister and bis family. OF
all the meaa things ever raseaIs do,
this i about the meanest. A man
that will rob a minister is mean
enough for any crime.
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A NICE SEEENADE.-The JOURNAL
Brigade are indebted to Henry Hart
and bis unrivaIed band for most
charming serenade last night. They
are justly famed for their magnificent
music. Hn
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GoNE TO The CoNvENTIoN-Quite
number of our citizens left for New
York by yesterday mornings train
and We hear Of more preparing to
leave this morning. The few friends
of Pendleton in this region are be-
ginning to fear that their favorite is
to be slaughtered. aud they viii rush
to the rescue.
The contest has grown 90 warm
already that Belmont, it is said, has
arranged to have his friends carried
from St. Louis and back for $40, IN
order to increase the pressure against
the Buckeye mau. There viii be lots
Of fun u New York on the Fourth
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LITTLE WABASH IwPROy EMENI. -
Mr. Z r Hay, one Of the delegates
in behalf of the Little Wabash i'm
provement, leaves this morning for
Carrai. He increased the subserip-
.tion to the enterprise about $500 yes
terday He leaves the subscription
book with Converse Clements, at Car
penter, White & Bakers, who will re-
eeive any subscription shat any one
desires 20 make Our merchants
should bear in mind that the sub
scription list will be al excellent ad-
vertisemeut tor their houses in South
err Illinois, az the people over there
will know exactly who are interest
ing themselves ia their behalf. and
who deserve their trade
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Cs0UsCrL CHAMBER.
Ezas,Svtifa lima % 1883

" aLIsFEIie1 = lEl5 y 100
The City Council met pursuant to
adjournment. PreseBt-His Honor
Mayor Walker and Councilmen Blem-
ker, Steele, Jones. Stockfeth, Schrie-
Der, Reitz, Kolle, Rocker and Mes
ker.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted.
The following bills were presented
and allowed:
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MoCKING BIRDS MooFcISa BIRDS
I have this day arrived from Missis-
sippi. with one hundred aud fifty
mockiug birds; and | would respect
folly invite all persons interested to
call and purchase q pair Of my fine
birds. Come Immediately, as | will
remain bat two or three days.
MARTIN kooNs,
Gambrinus House, No. 134 Main ST.,
je30 DIT Evansville, Ind
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GRAND CELEBRATIoN.-By an sd
vertisement to be found il this paper,
it win be seen that there will be a
grand celebration on the 4th of July
at the Crescent City Springs. The
celebration viii be under the auspices
of the Sabbath School of St. John :
Church and the Grand Army of the
Republic, other societies joining IN.
1t will, 40 doubt, prove a grand affair.
Ample preparations will be made for
the accommodation Of all who may
wish to attend The famous Crescent
City Silver Band will be ia attend
auee, aud delight the people with ex-
cellent music. Hon. Albert LANCE,
Of Terre Haute, will deliver an ora
ton IN the German language. All
who wish may spend the day pleas
antly.
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BeFMERsi MOTHERS! NOTIFIES (!
DON'T FAIL 10 PRoeUaE
zgs. Winslow's Scott ing syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIHG.

Sl is va uabie preparation Has beer USED
9Th Hete- failing st1ccess IN thOus1eds Of
=gs.
e. not only relieves the child from pain,
8za tfvtgcrates the stomAch and Towels,
aE1s reefs a. idity, and gives tone aud efsergy
- 81 whole system. 1t VII also Instantly
lRsnVe GR PING IN THE SOWEIE and WIND
hR&Eg
8 believe II Is the best and 3uTea REM
- n the tDorEd in all cases Of DysssseeTy
sid DErrTheea IN Children, whether arising
M0an teething or any other cause
Fnil directions Tor using VIII accompany
ss1h bottle aa Tt
Be sur aud call for MRS. VFINSLOW'S
A9 81 I" Cur tbs q PERKINS = on the outside
eTaiper. All others are base limitations.
Ie24 dkW0En $50 y = e tetsA 90 p =
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PENGLS

American Lead Pencil Company,s an
fivaIled Penei s. We have a large atocS
Of the abo re. Surprising some ten differ
snt brands, ranging n price rom soc. % e
per dozen. These Pencils are unequataa
for cheapness and durability by anythirs
IN the market
Faber's PeBeiIs. Al aum5er1
Eagle Pencils All numbers.
RehbscK's Uf1ce Pencil. A splendid So
ticIe.
Eagle and Sta Rabber-Tipped Pencils
Blue and Red MARKING Pencils.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

At small a6veaee IL Eastern cost.
Their stock consists IN pagf office follow
ing:
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WANTED TO resi- lin the bust
ness part Of the city store for the
wholesale drug business, 20 be occu
pied By the first day Of August next
CHAs LEICH,
ALEXANDER LEMCKE
=. g Box " : at2 Gi--iunatl.
1w Ohio.
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The AUTOMATIC CLOTHES WASH
Err is now on exhibition, and con-
stantly in operation at Lodge, Jen-
kins & Tenders, NO 81 Main Street,
John Enoch. Esq, ErqnsUtJle, Ind.
SRI take pleasure in saying that
your " Automatic Clothes Washer"
is all you recommended tito be-even
more-and | would not be without it
fer twice the amount you charged me
for it. Mrs. JoEN T. GLOVER.
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GH.s splendid Ha' Dye Is the best in the
arsxld; be. only r. and perfect Dye;
NaTnlle ss, reliab.s, ins ataneous; no dis
sHpDintme no q 141Ous tinfs: RENE
siaa ehe III effect OF sd dyes: invigorates
naa leaves ths Hair soft and beautiful,
f.lze* ~ b~netgt. Sold nv all OruQg SIS nd
eszl.1I1ssl; ssliti pro perry applied az Batch
9tnr's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street,
l&sw YORK. Iap30 dly
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LosT-MoNEY-On Thursday night
tBo one hundred dollar bile. Any
one finding the same and returning il
to the undersigned will be Literally
rewarded r We'll,
iune27 II Ne. 3 Water Street.
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IHE SELVER SaaAY IA ae s&
choice collection Of popular 3 tbath
School Music, consisting Of Duets.
Quartets, Chants, Chorasea, 6e
adapted for Anniversary Meetings.
Sabbath School and TempezA1es
Celebrations. Home and Social Gle
Gle, etc, just received by
G.. w. WARREN,
je27 No. 81 Main sc
JUsT RECzIvkD.-& boxes pgims
oranges; 2stboxes prime lemens, and
for ale BY KAHN Il VILE.
JET 3td
SAT- AryANcED.-We. have "a
vanced the prices Of salt to 81 50
for small (28G pnuudl barrels, SOD
50 90 for large (7 bushel) bsrrsla
BAIRD Il STARr.
Agents ONO River Salt Co
L. RUFFNRE, ia a Go
Agents kauaWha Salt Co.
jel9.1w
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ORNAMENTAL HAIR Work. - La
dies or gentlemen wishing anything
in the ornamental human hair line
would do well. before purchasing
elsewhere, TO call upou Mccoy Il
Mooney and examine their stock of
Braids, Chignons. Curls, Wigs, Tou-
PEGS, &c. &c.
As the manufacture of fancy hair
goods is Their profession, and having
had practical experience in the
same during the last fifteen years Ia
New York City. i Is impossible that
others who sell the same articles, but
who understand nothing Of the busI
ness, can compete with rhem either IN
quality or price. The best way to
Judge is to give them 3 call a: the
New York Hair store. No. 30 Locust
Street, between First and Second
Streets, Evansville. Ind { je30 dit
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zRlh Patches, Freckles & Tan.
Tae ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
aasse BROWN DIsCoLoRATIoNs on the face
sTy'a Moth and FEeckLe Lotion. Pre-
aaaea only by DR.. 3. @. PERRY, 40 Bond
Asset, New York. sold everywhere. q
asAz33 d6In
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~ hoy7 ey mothers suffer the agony
IS sasiur tie ones srats.hed svvav
aEa1a the 10 WhOOping Cough, OF
46aehes1 u single bottla OF PoIand's
kFllfss 2 81 81 Sound would have saved
Rs hcs - 1l1-cs , It's infaIlibIe.
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Feacss
M md e.

hey propose to cell.
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BASE BALLIsTs. ATrEsTIoE Base
Ball. Bats, &c, at cost 70 close out.
G. ". WAKREH,
ie30 2t No 81 Main Street.
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II ND r. n II a RER :

ne best stock In our line to De found In
q city WI ibe.kept constantly on hand,
re dam ntlt b
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. Z = " 10
Henry SoHRIBER.
JAMES STEELE.

On the motion to approve, Reiiz
alone voted In the negative
The application Of Wm johnson for
license to sell whisky on the corner
of Fourth and Locust Streets was
again rejected.
The messenger Of the Beard Of
Health presented a sweet scented re-
port on the improvements made ia his
department.
On motion, the City Marshal was
instructed to notify Willard Carpeu
ter to remove a priyy he has con
structed Cd the old City Cemetery.
A petition was received from sun
dry citizens on Third Street. asking
that wood wagons be prohibited from
landing on Z hird stree aa-- fIajn-
On motion was ordeFEa r5st 81
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srAEToNERY. &c.
evansville Jearnal COMPANY

having e1mrlete9 shair new four-story
tone butl1tag.
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Next to I t New Opera House


Are nov rscsiytng f-eSa naauufaetussss
and importers the largest aud most ~
olserche stccE e rBErsClE. ESGLIsF5 srH
AMERICAN
Papers,
Pe9ss,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24
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PERSONAL.


Alrs, stowei is writing new work, 10 appear
during the coming year.
Olive Logan has n new Christmas story, called
The Good Mr.. Bagglcthorpe,
Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr. Is delivering his
lecture on Johu Bunyaa, with great success.
in the neghborhood Of Bowling Green, Caro-
line county, Va, The people have raised $500 to
tender Z. \. Pollard, to aid IN prosecuting Grant,
who Killed II. Rives Pollard.
A boy holding horse by the roadside near
Ithaca. n " recently, was asked whose anim.l
he had in charge, and replied that ii belonged to
" q crazy Dutchman looking for birds nests over
yonder in the woods. Tie crazy Dutchman
was Agassiz.
MIR. William +. Poole, for thirteen years the
librarian OF the Boston Athenaum, has Offered his
resignation, to take effect in January at the close
of the official year. We understand that Mr.
Charles A. Gutter, for some time past thcassistanl
librarian at the Harvard College Library,is likely
TO he MS successor. Mr.. Poole proposes TO give
his attention hereafter to more exclusively litera
~ pmuloympnts.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24

The Raleigh Standard, the leading Re
publican paper Of North Carolina, has the
following eloquent and timely allusion to
Hon. w. d. Kclley's proposed amendment
of the National Constitution in favor or uni
versal suffrage:
Judge Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, has intro
duced into Congress constitutional amend
ment which proposes to render suffrage uni
form and equal throughout the United States.
No State will be allowed to deny the ballot
on account OF race or color. This is the be
ginning of the end. Such constitutional
amendment will eiiectually organize into
the fundamental law one Of the most veXcd
questions Of our age, aud settle ii forever.
The question Of race must find its solution
on our continent. Other governments have
rarely had to meet this issue-neyer, indeed
except as an incidental question. Ours has
10 stand face to face before it. The diverse
races which are side by side, and jostlinl
each other in our country, must come TO
gether on some common platform. We are
| Europeans we are Asiaics; we are Afri
cans. God has made us so Can we iinC
any platform so broad, 81 just. as that pro
posed hy The Republican party --ihc plat
form of absolute political equality? Thil
platform Is a necessity--it is also the highes
wisdom. General Grants administration
will render itself bcneiicent aud illustrioui
by embodying equality into the organic law
We insist, too, that what is sauce for th,
goose is sauce for the gander. We have sui
frage at the South without distinction o
race or color. Let us have the same thin
at the North. and all over the Republic; jus
tice demands it, and we are prepared to fol
low bold leaders like Judge Kelly when the,
tmarch of in this direction. Let the Radi
Zeal trumptt give NO uncertain sound.
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TIE DAHY COMMERCIAL d

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL fs
issued eve1y afternoon, ercept Sunday.
n Is tho only Daily Paper in Whining
ton, and The. State Of De'aWdrc. Terms,
sir dollars per opnatna, or 1toetve cents
a week. Single copies Three certs.
THE DELA WARE 7RIB UN-E is
ISSUED from the COMMERCE. office,
every Thursday morning, and contains
principally reading matter published IN
Daily. II is the largest paper, di'e
contains By far The mrst reading matter
Nose published on The Peninsula. =
4erms, 7too dollars per omatm.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
Is amply provided suith printing mater
iut of The latest Styles and our too'@ Is
done equal to PAiiadetphid offices, end
at 40 higher rates.
THE OF,FTCEof the COMMERCIAL
and TRIB UNE is at $40 Market Street
Wilmington, Delaware. Entrance al
joining the City Hail.
JENKINS & 4 7,RINSON.
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The PosrAr. TeLgGRApH BILL, proposed
in Congress By Hon. T. B. Washburne, pro-
vides that the Postmaster General shall ad-
yeriisc for proposals to construct Autograph
liae between Washington and New York !;
aud also for proposals TO sell any existing
lines between those cities He is then to ac-
cept whichever is most favorable TO the
government Such stations are to be esiah-
lished, Ms may conform TO the judgment OF
the Postmaster General. Each message is
to be stamped with three cent stamp, and
there shall be uniform rate for the trans
mission OF messages, without regard TO dis
lance, of one cent for each word, exclusive
of address AID signature, but no message
shall be sent for less sum than ten cents
AM. there shall be charged two cents fol
the delivery, Newspapers are to have re
ducion, not exceeding fifty per cent OF
| these rates.
The NV York Herald declares tina
there is lobby organized to defeat this I'M
portant reform, composed wholly of partie
interested in the present Companies.
SAYS that sufficient answer to all their oh
jections is Tie great success of the syster
wherever Il has been established.
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Telegraphic News.
WASHINGTON
rnr rxrnA srss1os = =. oosanEss.

THE EXTRA SESSION or CONGRESS.
wAsHSeroS, Dec. 23.--ln regard to the pro-
posed repeal Of the law providing for an extra
session of Congress on the 4th of March, It may
be said that there is much opposition to 1t on nc-
count, including other objections, Of the immense
amount of business which has accumulated by
reason Of the tire lost In the trial Of the Presi-
dent and In the pursuit Of other objects.
The House military committee alone has over
nine hundred bills and resolutions for its consd-
Grafton, aud the work before other committees 10
so great that 1t will be utterly impossible to get
through 1t during the winter 10 fact, in the regu-
lar course of business, some of the committees
u the House will not even be reached between
now and the expiration Of this Congress, and
there are many important measures pending
which it Is not thought will be safe 10 leave un-
acted on until next December. In addition to all
this it Is understood that 1t is the wish of General
Grant that Congress should be In session during
the first days Of his administration,
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BOSTON.

BosroS, Dec. 22.-The State Executive council
have voted to issue five hundred thousand dollars
worth of the scrip of the State loan to the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroad. None Of the scrip
has yet been delivered.
The authorities al Washington have decided
upon the general plan of the new post Office
building 10 be erected in this city. The edfce
will be of the Renaissant style OF the modern
French school. The main front on Dcvonshire
street will be 24O feet. This principal story will
be exclusively devoted to the post office. The
second story will be occupied by the Sub Trea-
surcr and the officers Of Internal Revenue, and
the upper story by the special agents of the Trea-
sury and Post Office Department, the Coast Sur
yey and the Lighthouse service.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-24

j WRITER ID the Baltimore Saa Id q somewhat
heated deicrce If the oy stcr laws of that State
from the charg that they cripple the oyster bus
incss, declares that tie number Of boats licensed
this fall was greater than that fol- corresponding
period last year. He says the oystermen Of the
:. State are divided into two classes, whose inter-
:. ests and constantly 10 eonfct-the dredgers on
" the one Side. and the ongmen, (incudng those
" who plant oysters for cultiyation,) on the
:. other. The drcdgers are the big 1sh-the tong
.. men the little. They must be kept apart by
swell understood lines and right laws, else the
lone class will swallow up the other How is
the weaker party to be protected if there is no
g way Of Identifying the strongeri =
$ Now the law requires that the number Of the
ilicense shall be painted upon the sails, and sal
ways exposed TO view when dredging but the
''dredgcrs prefer not to be identified when they
are having good time OF it on the rich is
" land oyster beds reserved by laws to the tong
men and fol cultivation, hence they do every
thing with ileir numbers that can possibly pre-
vent them from being distinguished pantheon
'tall colors upside down-in the wrong place
. too small-hot properly attached, and then rub
G the name of the vessel out.
These things, the writer claims, make neces.
sary floating force for the preservation of the
law, not merely that the revenue may be col
lected, but that the strong shall not impose oil
| the weak, and the waters Of Maryland be, as they
once were the scene Of contention and strife be
4 tween her citizens and those Of other States.
These are Doubtless arguments in favor of TIT
law, Int they sill fail 10 prove that tho laws ant
| restrictions Go MT inilfe THE 6Tster trade.