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ISAAC j. MERCER, CORNER Sc =
Petersburg depot, dealer In LUMBER. SHIN
GILES, POSTS, &C., has on hand Virginia and
North Carolina Pine, assorted sizes Inch Oak
Fencing, Cypress Shingles, Cedar Posts, Dressed
Boards and Flooring. Extra sizes all-heart Lum.
Der sawed to order at short notice.
mya-TuSS9w
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,

Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
4 TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND ABOUT
TWO MILES NORTHEAST OF THE CITY OF
execution Of the provisions Of
the subscriber as trustee, dated 9TH August 1869,
and recorded in IIenr!co county court Office. be-
ing thereto required by the holder of the note Sc
cured by said deed, will sell ut auction. upon the
premises, on MONDAY, 10th May, at O'Clock
p NJ fair if not, then on The first fair day there
after, at the same hour, 4 TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning 20 ACRES or thcreabouts, bounded by the
lands of A. Q. HOLIDAY, 4. F. and j. ID. Mostly.
The Chesapeake and Ghio railroad, and the lands
Of Webster and Thompson. This land lies very
we'll for gardening, and Is in very improving
nelshborheod.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off note for $780, due TIN April,
1870 the residue upon such terms as said Garnet
may direct or upon terms to be fixed by the trus-
tee at the time ofsalc.
r. W. GRUBBs, Trustee.
GRUBBS Sc WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. my6
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BY Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Lib Main street.
rrRJTSTEEs SALE OF A Beautiful

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
L SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of certain deed Of tru:t bearing GATE
and recorded In the clerks Office of the county
court Of Henrico p b. 81 r. 52s being reTuihre,ni
soil nj auction. or the premises, MONDAY the
10th instant, at o'clockP: H., the REAL Escc
TATE ms ntioned In said deed. con iStlng I, OF
PROVED GARDEN LAEn. with Il handsome
BKICK DWELLING, substantially built; con-
sage through the centre brick kitchen, frame
barn, stable, &C., all In flrs-rae repair, and sur
rounded by large oak trees, desirably located
about one mi lie northwest Of Richmond, on the
Brook Turnpike opposite the toll gate. Toll SIX
or seven dollars per annum. ..
TERMS /: Enough In cash to defray the expense
ofexe;uting this trust and to pay OF note l1'
ST. $50 with interest thereon from the 9th Apri!-
Illtilno: the residue in four, eight and twelve
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by a deed oftrlst.
RICHARDSON Il Co., Auctionccrs.
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Some iuquiring wag sent the following
note to the editor Of the New Orleans
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street bet"een NaIH d!Iu D1Ih'
GALE OF SIX VERY BEAUTIFUL
= BTILDING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CLAY STREET NEAR TO BuGHA.:AaiM'o
at 5o,clock p Nj, we will sell upon the prem lses
SIX Of those BEAUTIFUL LOTS situated as
above. Two of them lie Opposite the spring Two Two
are at the northeast corner Of Clay and CARING
ton Streets Each lot is 40 by 900 feet to an alley 20
feet wide. .. obr,oos
some of the most elevated, desirable, and I'M
posing, lots III the city.
TERMS At sale. ,c o ,1,,,s
wa AuctIoneers.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. 11l3 Main street.

GIXTY-TWO ACRES LAND IN THE
y COUNTY OF HmNRICO. ON THE VIII
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, 9th May, 1870, at 10 O'Clock ~. we will
sell at Henrico county court. house SlXTY-TWO
ACRES OF LAND. located as described above,
onc-half of which is in woods, the other has had
the timber cut of. TheAand IS light In character,
anil well adapted to gardening purposes. ON the
place are two springs Of excellent water, but no
buildings.
TERMS At sale. LEE 81 GOlliIlN,
mvs Auctioneers.
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Circulars containing full information mailed I
all applicants. APPS
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BY Lee < Goddin, Anciioncere,
NO, lib Main street.

my i-tds
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-AnrrTON sALEs-This Day.
~ BY Lee D Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
= Y 7ssE 'ssF No. ltI3 Main street.

T,RIJsTEE,s SALE OF A LOT OF
Two. HTRY BRIGK HOUSE AND OTHER
tsTDNEYJ, A RAPIDLY IMPROvIEa PART
OF THE CITY.-By virtue Of q trust deed exc
cuted by Robert j. smith and vile 20 tne s aso
scriber, bearing date on the 9TH November, ssgo
and duly recorded In the CLERKS once . % ssa
Richmond HustIngs Court d. B.T p, p age sI oi
certain negotiable note therein mentiosInsa osd
shaf AZ the request or the beneficiary In saio 4EsI
selY nj pubIic anctfon, on the premises, on M
OAYthe 9Th day OF May, 1870, at CLOCK Z; M to
the REAL ESTATE embraced In salo aee'-''
wit: .,,, . mart of two
lots, designated by the Nos. ah pH,eaaants. an
nexedro and recorded with deed dated LIFE and
~ 0cfnher Issa from II. G. Cabel ana Tn 70 w
William j, Rasland to william "a. Sat IN fha
HaxaIl. said lot having front OF 70 rnIno hack
south Side Of aU-foot street, ana dnInh Street
between parallel lines 12st rec, 70 been made
The improvements on saio NV ~ .. -
TERns Cash sufficient to defray the Ha shs a7th
IL ~ 10 nav off said note OF Sioo uus t Iii Js,
dav If March. 1882 with interest," ni. atoso money
oS sa,e and the residue of said purcna snner M
ON such terms and sccurea IL n s direct in case
the said Smith shall prescIioe tInn On such terms
OF s onm-ea in such manner MS said nsIS s'i'i
think 1T. A. - . Trustee
POSTPONED.
Nv consent of parties interested the ABOVE sa1e
"a nostponed TIL SATURDAY, Hh lnS'ah' u nAS
" Trustee.
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BY Grusbs h Williams,

AuCtioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DRAINED TENEMENT IN RAG
L LANDS ROW. ON JEFFERSON STREET
BETWEEN MARSHALL n D BIZ DAD
STREETS AT AUCTtON.-On TUESDAY the
10th ~ of May ut O'Clock Z. M. we will sell,
upon The premises the second T TENEMENT from
Marshall street in Raglanc's Row. 1t has four
rooms, and IS arranged for a store and dwelling
Possession given at once. This would be n profta-
BILE investment of small sum of money, as IL Will
TERMS At sale. GkUBBS s WILLIAMS,
nv. Auctioneers.
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RICHARDSON Il Co., Auctionccrs.

We will also offer. ut the same time and place,
another TRACT OF LAND belonging t. and Sc
para: cd from the above by lane. containing FlF-
TEEN AND 4 HALF ACRES t153l, III u high
state Of Improvement with fine young and pro-
duCtlyc orchard of choice fruit trees.
TERMS One third cash the balance In four.
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
tcrcst added, and secured by decd OF trust.
RICHARDSON IL CO.,
,nvt-tds huctioncerS.
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TURKISH BATHING TOWELS for sale
Il by PURCELL. LADD q CO., Druggiats,
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF A NUMBER OF VALUA-
SBLE LOTS ON CONCORD, BALDWIN,
SEVENTEENTH, FEDERAL, AND NENA-
ar Ii STREETS.-On MONDAY, 9th May, COM
mencing at O'Clock 7. NJ, we will sell. upon the
premises respectively, the following LOTS OF
GROUND-viZ.
l. LOTS Nos 237 and 2as in Adams's plan,
fronting together 1os feet on the west side OF Con-
cord street, running back an average depth OF
about 300 feet to Carrington's mill-race.
2. ALOT near the above, on Baldwin street, s65
by 4s So feet.
q. Two LOTS on the east side of Seventeenth
street and south line OF Darlington street, adjoin-
ing the properly Of h. j. Caisher, each 27t by ll5
feet. .s't
4. Seven LOTS on the west side or Federal
street, beginning on the south line OF harrington
street each 80 by about 1872 feet to an alley.
s. Five LOTS on the north side ofEenable street,
beginning at the west line OF Federal street. each
81 by about los feet. o,., ,d
specai attention To this sale, as 1t VIII AFFORD 70
those with limited means sn opportunity 10 puf-
chase building lots In pleasant LOCATIONS and near
10 The business part ofthe city.
Some OF the lots arc very Dealnful!y sihats.,.
and sIl or them Offer good opportunity Tor pfoht
III The terms viii be accommo dasiug and will DO
naAos An0"A 90 WIG GRuBBs & WILLIAMS
IN, - Aunttnnnara,
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BY Lyme C Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street,

GMALL FRAME HOUSE, ON THE
y EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-SIXTH Be
TWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wil be sold at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 1lth day OF May, 1870 at O'Clock 2. NJ, nice
little FRAME OUTAGE located as described,
containing two rooms, &c.
Lot 81 by SO feet.
TERMS At sale. LYME s. BROTHER,
my7 Auctioneera.
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4 lfINHEEANGE GOHlYANTESs
.HTTTulI AssURAYCEsoC1ETT or
I'VE Es3Sf8 EsSsssV7RGfNThsss .
-: - sgtss tfCHARTEREDs 17o4sg&8
OFFICE CORNER or TEHTH AND HAHK BTEEEyS,
80 EICEMOND, VA. 40 siS.55f
.s5ske go.
This old and wcll-knoynyirgiDia institution In
sures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Is 1tas more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS insured ON property pledged to make good
More than TWO AND "A. QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOL LARS have been paid In losses 70
the people OF Virginia. .E1tFs ~. = 81 q
! Upwards Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS "a large part of It for
losses daring the war have been paid since the war
closed. "a * s'1- ~ - ~ 49, stsl@:t
The former four-ffths system Of insurance has
been abolished, and other important changes made
for the benefit OF the assured.
Losses equitabIy adjusted and promptly paid
~ HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
er 3..-..ss. J4- Principal Agent.
j. B. DANFORTH, Secretary.
(: 81. d. DANFoRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL "a. PULLIAM, Collector. my
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: r. MOUNTCASTLE,

r r. MoUNTCAsTLE, .,,,,,,,,,
sole agent for MUNsON COPPER TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD. superior to any other In the
market as to durability, &C.
Orders taken for city or any part OF the eoun.
try at shortest notice. ap1
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- Piebsscite."

Piehsscite.''
!, Some iuquiring wag sent the following
note to the editor OF the New Orleans
aNxw ORLEANS, April 20. 1870. .
"Dear N,--Enclosed find $40. What the
devil is q Ptebsscitep
ttYours languidly, j. C-Y. =,
The irnportuned editor delivered hins t,s
thus q Measuring our correspondent
anxiety by his hberality, both g.". uo,,,',
and compassion prompt nm cary ;,o r. nn;,.
Having once passed through sii,i,aa. nHm !,
flision Of mental exhaustion IN eiioga o,s,n;r
70 comprehend n the tssl for ieads dazed
SSnmS;tion over the sPlebisc,te,' and shal
thareforc proceed to answer 1t.
g 4 piebiscite' Is a thing only lew
! { feIiers, can understand. You sec, wncn,
in the course Of human events, ,the PoiE :!
oc a government, In its transcendentai Ieia-
Hons with the political economies OF o.ate,
becomes imbued with the spectral analysis
NJ abnormal influences. infringing upon tne
T,erpetuity Of institutions, ~ once aeCII-
mental and nugatory to the abstTuse ihte'
rests Of theocracy why, then, q dccent re-
spect for the opinions Of mankind requires
.he gromulgatiO Hs; Of popsaTT In as Short
.nlehiscite' is plainly 'plebiscite ; or,
in other words, it is French for 'Shoo NY,
don't bodder me- There"
T.YrHorRAcrEUR-D INTERESTING EN-
PERTINENT AT IRON MoUNTAIN.-Iast Mon
day n number of stockholders OF the Iron
Mountain Iron Company, with their fresi,
dent, Mr. Harrison, and some other in!l'eo
gentlemen, assembled at Iron Mountain 70
witness the experiments of new DiaS1 TN
material, lately invented in germany. . tho
inventors representative Tor AmeIc 10 10 in
mining engineer Mr.. Lewis Shanti, VIZ =, ~
rerson showed the great advantage OF inns
new invention in the following way .n re
filed up two boreholes OF tweve anu 'm NH
ty-seyen inches depth, respectively, WIN
scarcely two pounds OF the new DLastin !!
material, called Lithofracteur," Wnlcn Is
in appearance black substance thaI can
be kneaded like dough. After the specea-
tors had run for secure places, the tuse Mas
lighted, the explosion ensued, ana ene e1 ~
was tremendous one. About t"en'y-'"o
toms of ore were scattered to pieces.
MIR. Schantl declared the borehoies en-
firely unnecessary, and illustrated tnat II, !, =
second experiment by putting ABOUT or
nounds Of the lithotracteur on top Oh a
solid block of 9S cubic feet containing aDoui
1S TONS of ore. To show how 1ree from an
danger the handling of the materlal Is, ne
did not even take his burning cigar from HIS
month. After the terrible explosion the
enormous iron block was changed 10 heap
of little fragments--not scattered ABOUT
but all living in one pile, that couid DC re-
moved on wagons without dliDculty.-os'
Louis Democrat.
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pAUGH'S IMPROVED RAW-BONE
ID PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising TO-
CROPS, and for enriching WORKOUT Land so per
cent cheaper than Peruvian Guano. Its Analysis |:
i-7d per cent. ammonia; Ga per cent. bone ph0s-
phata Of lime; 1926 per cent Of which Is soluble
1t has been In use for over fifteen years and its
reputation Is unsurpassed. II has been recently
greatly improved by an increase Of AMMONIA
il asked. Planters can purchase on fonr and six
months time with approved city acceptances.
Orders filed at lowest manufacturers rasos by
LEE, Seldom & CO.,
feel-sm Sole Agents for Richmond Va.
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DACIFIC GUANO.-We have q good
IL supply of this GUANO on hand and are pre-
pared to 6ll orders. LIBERAL TERMS TO THE
TRADE. Zap l4l A. Y. sTOkES GO.
RAW-BONE SUPER
w PHOSPHATE, now In the twelfth year of its
successful use, is recommended with confidence as
the very best we arc acquainted with. 1t Is made
from - - -
RAW-BONE, GUANO, SULPHURIC ACID,
POTASH, AND SODA,
all subjected to chemical analysis before being
purchased, and dissolved by the most approved
chemical processes. 1t Is warranted free from
aduItcration and the standard of quality Is guar
auteed. ALLISON & ADDISON.
General Agents for the Manufacturing.
Richmond Va.
Circulars containing full information mailed to
all applicants. APPS
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TOBACCO FERTILIZERS.
We offer to planters q preparation for

We offer to planters preparation for
TOBACCO
which contSins all the necessary Ingredients for
making the crop heavy and good and ut tie same
time enable 1t to stand 4 severe drought.
This fertilizer has been tried on TOBACCO, ana
those who have used 1t are highly pleased with re-
suits.
Ilanters will find 1t to their interest to use the
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
prepared by us.
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.
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TOR RENT, that desirable BRICK
DWELLING corner Twenty-eighth ana I'D
Broad streets containing eight rooms, kl'cheh'
etc. ,y>Jp A. pporuEP
nv 7--2t LIZ NE o. DIV hIII-I.
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FOE RENT.

TOR RENT,TWO PLEASANT
rooms suitable tor q gentleman and lady,
s,raat "a "A'n' my7-1t*
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Mr.. JOHN WiNGO, of Amelia county, who
tested our TOBACCO FERTILIZER last year,
gives tho following certificate
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, April ID, 1870.
Gin Justice TO the Gallcgo Fcrtilizing Company
Twill state that used 600 pounds Of your fertilizer
last year Oh tobacco on one acre of very poor
land sawed 1t the hen-nest grass on the 18th OF
bacco grew off slowly, but continued green
through the entire drought, which lasted until The
25th of September, and when 1 cut the tobacco
found 1t fully equal to that raised on rich land
with the same amount Of bought fertilizers be-
sides farm-pen and stable manure. ] sowed the
land in Woodtn wheat (Which Is late kind or
wheatl on the 23d October and it is looking we'll,
and bids fair to make fine crop.
Every respectfully,
an 1G-lm John WINGO.n
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rgNO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
i RICHMOND: l respectfully announce my
self candidate for the office of COMM IN
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY, subject to nominal
ton by the Conservative party.
an 25-2wA JAMES II. DOOLEY.
TNO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
Il RICHMOND: respectfully announce my.
self a candidate for the Office OF SERGEANT FOR
THE CITY, subject to nomination by the Con-
servative party.
ap 23-3w n. NJ. LEE.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.-The re-
- markable value Of this GUANO is now 50 well
known and appreciated that It scarcely needs
farther commentator from u.s. We VIII only say
that the quality OF the Guano now In mar et 10
even better than that heretofore sold by us for the
company.
Orders and communications are solicited, ana
will receive prompt and careful attention.
Our Guano Circular, containing certificates ana
farther Information, mailed TO all applicants.
ALLISON Il ADDISON,
re 70 tba Corr,n
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ELOUR OF RAW BONE.-The value OF
bones as fertilizer has long been known,
and thew are by many considered the best and
cheapest COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. The
finely enough for immediate action and free from
2dulferation. In this article we offer PURE IN
BURNT BONE REDUCED TO THE FINE
NESS OF FLOUR, and will give money-guar-
--1'o' " ~ ALLISON & ADDISON,
ans Manufacturers Agents.
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A AGRICULTURAL SALT 200 sacks
N AGRICULTURAL SALT OF superior quail.
ity to which the attention Of commission iner>
chants and planters IL specially Invited. This
neut, fertilizer on the market. For sale BY
AMI 3. c.. TAKDY co.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

In the early days, brides marriage
portion consisted of a feather bed, six
chairs, cherry bureau and table, six
cups and saucers, six teaspoons and a
quantity of sand for sanding the floors.
Nowadays the groom does not demand
the sand even, fthe brides father will
only literally come down with the dust
A Falls county (Texas) paper says
the family of General Sam Houston is
very poor. and suggests that the wants
of his wife and three children be re.
lieved by the State, SO that "the hum.
blest friend and admirer of the hero oi
San Jacinto, who pays taxes, can fee
that he has some share in the labor of
love and gratitude" ."
A gentleman of New London, who
was once a member of a Committee te
invite Rufus Choate TO deliver Fourth
of July oration in that town, declared
that when his reply was received i
required two days to decipher SO as t
tell whether he accepted tho Invitation
, or not.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
THE FAITHFUL LOVERS.

I'd been away from her three years about
And returned TO find my Mary true;
And though I'd question her, did not doubt
that
1t was unnecessary so to do.
Twas by the chimney corner we were sitting !;
"Mary," said /. shave you always been true?"
"Frankly,' says she-just pausing in her knit
"I don't think I've unfaithful been to you !;
But for the three years past Iii tell you what
I've done; then say If I've been true or not.
'fWhcn first you left, my grief was uncontroll-
Alone i mourned my miserable lot.
And all who saw me thought me uncontroll-
able,
Till Capt. Clifford came from Aldershott
TO firt with him amused me while twas new
don't count that unfaithfullness do you ?
sThe next-oh! let me sec-was frankie
Phipps;
met him at my uncle's Christmas tide,
And meath the mistle-toe, where lips meet lips
He gave me the first kiss"-and here she
sighe L;
s'We stayed six weeks at uncle's-how time
don't count that unfaithfulnes; do you?
AUIu OScH EOSSiuoVcy only JWeHLy-ODe,
Lent me his horse. Oh, how we rode and
raced!
We secured the downg-we rode to hounds
such fun
And often was his arm around my waist
That was, to lift me up or down. But who
Would count that unfaithfulness; do you
Do you know Reggy We're? All how he sings
We met-'twas at a picnic. All, such
weather.
Ho gave me, look, the first of these two rings,
When We were last in Citizen woods to-
gether;
Ah, what happy time we spent, We two!
don't count that unfaithfulness do you
I've yet another ring from him. D'you see
The plain gold circlet that is shining hero 7''
took her hand; "0h, Mary! can it be
That you"-. Quoth she, "That I am
Mrs. We're.
I don't count that unfaithfulnesg. Do Won ?"
"Go," replied, for / an married too l'
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
DALLAS. OREGON. SATURDAY. APRIL 2, 1870.
by the Street Commissioner, McLane

by the Street Commissioner, McLane,
the new appointee to the Office.
The World to-day claims that the
ring has been smashed 1t says that
Sweeney, Tweed and Co, as a power in
the Democratic party, are utterly de.
moralized; that the Young Democracy
are consolidated as nothing but treason
and the Republicans conld have done.
1t concludes the article by declaring
war to the knife and the knife to the
hilt. Per contra, others say that Tam
many was never so strong as since
Tuesdays work. Meanwhile, the war
is progressing at Albany Resolutions
and bills are preparing by the Tam>
many party to worry the Young Demo
craey, and combination is talked of
with the Republicans, to make new
city charter, which is intended as di.
rect blow at the Young Democrats, who
will oppose it ferccly.