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KEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
II. KING, Jg.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. OH s HT1r
Washington, ID. q.
MIILINERI, FANCY & LADIES' FUR
NISHING GOODS.

MILLINERY, FANCY t. LADIES FUR.
NISHING GOODS.
Fine Beaver Hats q: J0c, &C and 81 Ostrich
Feathers at 5Oc, .5c and 81; olegsn. Flowers
from Csc to &c fpray Bonnet Vevets from
2 80 to 81 80 o yard the best, and VeIveteens
from 75c TO 81 Is. the very bet, per yard :;
Laces, Gimrure. Thread, ValencIs, Dutciiess
elegant Sash Ribbon from 75c to SIZE per yard
splendid trim ned Bonnets and Hats from o.
TO S.; Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchisls,'
Linen Collars and Cuffs in every variety and
at the lowest market rates: Corss!s from 15c to
81, the very best imported; Ladies Fcsts. goou
nnsIjtv. from 75c to 81; an elegant assortment
Cniidren's Furs from 3 % to "a 80 set; Ladies
Furs from G 90 to $40 set, the best Of mink.
g- Hats trimmed without charge
Wachinotc dec lin
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no FRlENDs AND THE PUBLIC

,rOMY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
1 One yesr having just drawn to close since
1 began The business alone, ard rete cting upon
the encouragement have received, feel ina e:
were l to let it pass unnoticed should fall far
short of duty 1 owed; therefore return manS
thanks to you, both for the interest you nave
manifested in my succes, and earnestly sollclts 8
a continuance Of the Same, promising a. ali
time to act in the future as I have done IN 'he
past. Yours, Very RespectiuIiy.,
WIN, r. BROOkES.
dec s-lw l79 King street.
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THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit of Young NJ en- who
suffer from Nervous Debility, etc; also
Guidance for the nervous Of both sexes, young
and old ; each work supplying the means OF
self cure Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving q post paid directed
envelope. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
nov 24-eo1m Brooklyn, N. 7.
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Fires.

New York, Dec 9.-.The depot OF the Co..
ney Island Railroad at Gowanus, Brooklyn,
was destroyed by fire this morning. The prop.
erty belonged to G. Godfrey Gunther, OF New
York, who loses 500 900. 1t was uninsured.
Other parties lose about 10000, partially in
sured
On Cry, Dec. "a fire this morniog
DESTROYED several car loads of petroleum.
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II. THORNTON. c. 4. JOYCE.
OOK 70 YOUR INTEREST,"
WOODI WOOD WOOD
AND SPLIT WOOD.

SA w ID AND 81 Iii WUUD.
Having started q Wood Yard with saving
and splitting machinery attached, we arc now '
nrcrarcC to furnish tho citzans of Alexandra
to;t tp WE'D and SPLIT WOOD st short no.
tice I'D lowest rates.
We invite the public to give US Il call at our our
yard, corner of Fairfax and Queen stree:T' ao-
Joining Risheill & Hooze's Plsneing Mill. or
leave their orders at Lunts Drqg s.oto; corner
store. i4o King Street; Cogan's Lamp Store,
north Royal Street; WalaEld & Halls Drug
Store, corner Fairfax and Prince SITS. all or
ders will be promptly filed. ,>x,cp
dec Sim THORNTON y JO1Cb'
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Contest Ended.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Dec. 9.-Thls morning
Smith withdrew from the contest ;or ioverno!r,
Welded the Office to Lindsay. Everything Is
joyful and no demonstrations we're mace except
of thanktu'ness hat The conflict is over.
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SEVERELY HUNT. "A little sou of Mr.. Reu
ben Johnston while playing near the intersec
ton e. King and Washington streets this
morning, ran against All ron-bar 10 front Of DR..
Stsbler's store, and was severely, though Tor
tunately, not seriously Injured.
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Suicide.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 9,-Jo seph NJ. Walters,
proprietor of The National Hotel in this city,
committed suicide this morning hy shooting
himself through the head. His suicide is at
tributed TO financial embarr-ssmeats orieina-
ting in unfortunate cotton specu!a,loHS.
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GETTING MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and
the prcpriety or i'm propriety of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those VINO feel untitled
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TION' Box 2, Philadelphia, Pa. sep l9-3m
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Rail0d.

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 9.-Dr. II. q. Nc
Iotyre charged with implication, IN the late
'babv farming case, is held in Sl5OO bsll.
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ACCIDENT. MIR. Benjamin Mankin Of this
city, was struck by falling window blind OF
Falls Church day or two ago and seriously
hurt
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CHARLES WHIrTLESEY,
U. S. UOMMISSION EE,
AID
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN
EANkEUP TCY.
oct 7-cOts


Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law so that nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by tho III ~ per
cent clause, so.csled, another opportunity Of
fers to secure the beneGts Of this most effective
and permanent measure OF relief. The above
named will make bankrupt business aspecialty
will procure discharges on the most modersl"
terms, and transact ELL business in that limo 81
prices which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Be-
ing U. s. Commissioner, he will endesver to
visit tho different counties on court days and
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
aeveral trips to Alexandria in beginning and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtained here before Register Hill As prompt
~ as in Richmond or elsewhere and g. much
less expense to parties 1t may DO added that
the Bankrupt srt, in connection with the
Homestead exemption, which j. ia now beloved
will be secured TO the bankrupt under the bank
rupt law, is the onl J real relief now offered 10
parties struggling in tho hopeless bondage OF
old debts. Address personally or by letter at
No. II south Royal street, Alexandria. [jyl6.ly
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MARIN LIST.

ARRIVED.
Charley Woolsey, New Haven; Henry
Jersey City; Maris Pierson, Jersey
l. Simmons, New York; Harriet Thorn
rgetown; Lotto Klots, Georgetown
:hards, Georgetown; + 4 Kirk, Jersey
NJ Wheaton, New York. and a )
New Haven, to American Coal Go.
SAILED.
Marley Woo soy, New Haven Henry
Jersey City; Maria Pierson, jersey
l. Simmons, New Haven; Harriet
Allyn's Point; Lottie & lots, Provi
6 Z Kirk, Jersey City; E NJ Wheaton,
Point, and j NJ Richards, Allyn's Pt.,
clean Coal Co.
sne F Durfee, Murty, Fall river, grain
Moore.
MEMORANDA.
e Cranmer, Cranmer, hence st New
instant.
Clifford, Howard, hence at New York
nj.
meas, Colt. for this port, cleared st
ldon 9th instant.
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REMARKS. The market for Flour for the
ek opened dull, and owing to the accumu-
ion of stocks and The entire absence OF ship
demand has ruled low, and closes heavy
h symptoms of decline 10 prices. We quote
per, 4 Sass -: Extra, 5. 75asG.l2 Family
to $S-latter figures for choice brands.
,eat is in fair receipt and the market may
quoted active and firm; offerings of 1856
bells red with sales at l25, l2G, l27. l3l,
1856, 40, l42, l45 and $50. Small offerings
White with sales reported at l40 Corn is
and lower; offerings oil l 1865 bushels mix
it'll sales ar 65. &C, 6S and 69-trst figures
ioerior-a and 1913 of Yellow at 70. Ear
brought $3.50 per bbl Rye is in light
pit; 40 sales reported. Oats are steady at
offerings OF 1873 bushels. Bacon is dull
decline. Dressed Hogs arc in fair supply,
sell at S,50a$9 50 per cWt. Other articles
Unchanged.
.LTlMoRE CATTLE MARKET. Dec. S.-Beet
s-Prices to day 70. Beet Cattle ranged as
IS: Best Beeves at 6 50a$7 Is; general
ed first quality at 50a$6 50 medium or
fair quality at I 25aS5 so; ordinary thin
:, Oxen and Cows at 75aS4 %; inferior
,west grades ct Cattle 25a$3 IS gen
verase Of he market to-day Sc; extreme
of prices 25sS7 IS Most OF tie sales
rom ) % to Sc 50 per 100 lbs.
ep-We quote at i to ST cts. per 10 gross,
quality. Stock Sheep 25a$2 50 per
IS to quality.
s-With lighter receipts during the past
and c3oler weather, the market IS more
nd the prospects better, though prices
at 9A$9 % per 100 lbs net, as to quality.
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PECIAL ATTEN ITO N |!

SPECIAL ATTENTI
IN GEO. McBURNEY s. SON, IN
l!U KING STREET, 1iU
LAS just received and opened q large stoek Of
FANCY GROCERIES, WINES and LIQ-
UORS for tho Holidays.
CANNED GOODS.
Pineapple, Early Sweet Corn
Fresh Peaches, Green Peas,
" Rsspberries, Lima Beans,
a. Pears, Star Lobsters,
" Tomatoes, Fresh Salmon,
" Strawberries, " Cove Oysters.
Brandy Peaches
Turkish Pruues, Layer Raiains,
Dates, Figs Whole, ] aud boxes,
SultanaSeedless Raisins, Valencia do,
German Dret Pears. Citron, Lemons,
Cranberries, Currsnts.
Fiberts, Soft Shell Almonds,
Palm Nuts, English Wslnuts,
Pecsns.
English and American Pickles, Worcester.
shire Sauce, Mushroom, Walnut and Tomato
Catsups, Sardines, Salad Dressing, Olives,
French Mustard, Bordeaux Oil, Gelatine, Sea
Moss, Fa,ins. Jelly, London Biscuits Edenburg
Albert Biscuits, Pure Apple Cider, choice
Mince Meat, &c.
Ten years old Baker Rye Whs1oy.
Old Nectar
Old Cabinet
Ola Pelevoisn French Brandy.
Sherry, Port, Madeira and Cooking Wines.
London Ale and Porter.
Choice Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tooac-
co, &c, dec tim
DEADY FOR THE HOLIDAYS--Hav
n opened this day and offer to the public and
my customers we'll selected stock for the hol-
days. consisting of the best Layer Raislnss,
whole boxes, halves and quarters Nuts Of all
kinds Filberts, English Wanuts, Soft Shell
Almonds, Pecans, etc.; the best. Preserved
Currants, Sesdless Raisins, Figs, by the drum,
half do. and pound; Flsvorng Extracts Of all
kinds, Liquid Rennet, Cox's Gelatine, Aince
Meat. prepared expressly for family use Can
ned Goods of all kinds, Primo New York Buck
wheat and Teas, the very best Green end Black.
NY Teas are selected with much care, and any
one in need of good article will do well TO
eivo enll. ALAG, Ysrinuuth tugar Corn,
the best in the world, for sale by
W. F. BROOKES,
nov so 179 King st., above Washington.
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bay The length of the Governors Message
excludes much other reading matter from to
day s issue. The remainder OF the Message
will DO published to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-09
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.

NITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK.
This Bank will DO open or MONDAY, the
18th instant, for tho transaction of n regular
Banking business, such as receiving deposits,
discounling bills and notes, ceiling exchange,
United States bonds, &c.
Banking hours from e. m: to 3 y. m.
We solicit the patronage Of the public.
ROBERT Il. MILLER, President.
WIN. =. LAMBERT, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. H. MILLER,
J. B. DAlNGERFIELD
g. II. LAMBETH,
JB SMOOT,
d. WHEAT nov 26-1m
IN SEASON.
100 whole, half and quarter boxes Rsisns.
mats Seedless do.
80 cases Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, &c.
boxes Citron.
boxes PreserGed Ginger.
casks English Pickles
3 casks Currants.
5 casks N. 7. Buckwhest Flour.
% boxes English Dairy Cheese.
rs boxes Country do.
Fine Teas and full line of choice Family
Groceries. for sale by
dec 5-2w L. N. LAWSON.
OPENED TO-DAY-More of those very de-
" sirable and cheap Black Velvcteens which
raj Skirts, with many other seasonab!e goods
dec WIN. N. BERKLBY
TRENCH LESSONS.
Professor L. EUGENE COLLIERE will
give instructions in French for the usual TUT
ton fees. Apply at this Office nov 10
HOTATOES-In store an for sale 100 bush
I els Pesch Blow and White Mercer Fots-
toes suitable lor family or winter use.
AUGUSTUS WALL,
nov lin 20l King street
DUILDEEs' HAKDWARE-W invite at
d tenton 10 our stock Of Builders Hardware,
such rs Locks Hinges, Enile, Screws. Sc
Some Of these goods are very cheap and CT ox'
cellcnt quality. Call and sec
dec G J. r. CREIGHTON & son.
DUCK OVEs-Another lot of Winchester
- (Browns) Buck Gloves and Gsuntlets,
just opened.
dec 7 WI III. n. hbHhhhl 1.
WELL LOST-On Monday evening st the
Y lower end Of Water street, BLUE IT'S
SUE VEIL. TIE finder will please leave it at
the GszetI> Office and be rewarded ldec ut
E,ISHEK'S MINCE MEAT and SWEET
0i' DIV ''' S''' 7 =. VIZ. RAMSAY,
dec7 147 King street
URINE BUTTER and FRESH + GS al
wsys on hand and for sale BY
6. WIN. RAMSAY.
dcc8 147 King street.
DIRE CRACKERS, ToRPEDoEs, POW
+ DER and CAPS for sale By
a. 6. WIN. RAMSAY,
decS l47 King St ee:.
CEA MOSS FARINE, Heckcrs Fsrns.
= Kingsford Corn Starch and Cox's GcIatrIe
for sale BY AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
nov 70 226 King ST., cor. Alirct..
YARMOUTH BLOATEkS-Juat received
i and for sale BY
AVERY 81 DAVIDSON,.
dec6 226 King ST.. cor. f.lfred.
a PRIME LOT OF N NORTHERN BUTrER
Il received this day and for sale by
WIN. F. BRCOKES,
deco 179 B.ing street.
rUCUMBEK PICKLES. by tao large end
small quantities. for sale by
WIN. f. PROOKES,
dec + 10 King street.
MEAT CUTTERS and SUFFERS 1T
lYE CARGlN 6 SONS,
dec 5 63 King street
NEW CKot CAKOLINA RICE.A pTin
~ article for sale by G. WA. RAMSAY,
dec ! a. King street.
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ICH BLACK. DRESS SILK.

9 call especial attention to these goods.
dies desiring to purchase IL nice Is LaCk
!, would do well to see our goods and
g, No. 62 King street.
g ". u. NOOD
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OLIDAY GOODSl

HOLIDAY GOODS
o arrive this week by N. Y. steamer the
rest and most varied stock ever brought 10
city. ..:,,I :,
ss-fhe wholesale trade is particularly IN,
d to inspect the goods. can ana Will sell
T. Y. iotbers lowest prices:
CuAS. W. GREEN,
c5 rs King street.
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I'M ESTICS-Bleached and Brown Cotton,
'nsand finseys just opened-sellin 9 cheap.
'''' WIN. N. BERKLEY.
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oENED TO-DAY.
NEW ALPACA.
other supply of those beautiful bLACh
'ACAS. -,
co we hs7o been keeping this make Of Al
we have sold hundreds of yards. and IN
2 case given entire satisfaction. No. oI
l street r,ooD
G &C KO ERI l.. WOOD.
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sOMAN SASHES.
iegsnt new styles NECkTIES.
linen COLLARS, CUFFS, &C.
lso splendid assortment of MILLINERY
very description, 1T
~ Mrs. G. L. SIMPSONS.
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WELL LOST-On Monday evening at the
Y lower end Of Water street, BLUE us
SUE VEIL TIE finder will please leave 1t at
the Gszett> Office and be rewarded. ldec ut
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-26

Duchy gradually spread Itself over the klngdom OF
which dukes had become kings. In ages long after
the house OF France had risen TO royalty men woud
still have been amazed at the idea OF France which
spread itself beyond the Loire or tbs Rhone. But
1t gradually mace It's way. The Kingdom gradually
swallowed up all the 1efs it held OF it. Three alone
have escaped-Barcelona, cut OFF by the Pyrenees; ;
Flanders, which passed into the hands OF mghtier
MASTER and that insular Normandy which is still
held by the heir Of Rolf and William.
Then France, originally single duchy, became
co-extensive with the kingdom Of which 1t formed
part. 1t grew in Gaul as Wessex grew In England,
as CASTLE grew In Spain, as Prussia has grown In
Germany; and when the hefs which had been held
OF the kingdom had been Incorporated, the next
step was for the newly formed power to stretch
forth its hands to seize such neghboring territories
as lay temptngly within its grasp. The successive
stealings Of six centuries at the expense OF the
three OF the three Imperial kingdoms, from Lyons
in the thirteenth century to Savoy IN the nine
teenth, mark how truly the unity OF France
has been standing menace, a stand
ing wrong to its neighbors At last
the tables seem to be turned. We DO not suppose
that the German eonqueror will proclaim the inde.
pendence OF Normandy or Gascony, or that he ex-
poets to be welcomed as deverer by discontensed
Normans and Gascons. But such proclamation,
such hope, would not be whit more unjust, not
whit more chimerical than the dream which France
cherished few days back, that Westphalians
Saxons or Swabians would fall away from the cause
Of Germany at her bidding,
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OBITUARY.



Prince Felix Salm- -Salm, who fell at the battle OF
Grayelotte, belonged to the Austrian house OF Salm-
Salm, the head of which is Prince Alfred who holds
many titles. He is a member Of the Prussian House
of Lords and also has an honorary position among
the knights of Malta. The deceased prince was his
brother, and was born December 29, 1928. He mar
ried IN New York the daughter of Colonel LeClerq on
the 3lth OF August 1869, an alliance which proved
distasteful to his family, and caused his exclusion
from the Austrian Court.
The Prince served In our army during part OF the
late war, having been at one time in command of
regiment of the sOth Corps and pos commander at
Atalanta towards the end Of the war. On the occa-
sion Of Maximiians accession to the throne he ap-
pointed him his aldede-camp and chief OF his house
hold. During the checkered career of the Emperor
Prince Felix remained devoted to his interests and
was baptured with him at Queretaro The
Princess was indefatigable IN her exertons
ON the downfall of the Emperor to
mitigate his fate, and arranged the Interview at
Queretaro on the 2lst OF May, 1867, in which Maxi
milan and Prince Felix conferred with Escobedo
The offer TO abdcate and leave the country made at
that conference was rejected, and Prince Felix
seemed destined for the same fate as the Emperor
He was, however, released soon after the Empe-
rors execution, and returned to Europe, where he
entered the Prussian service as major OF the 4th
Regiment OF Grenadiers Of the Prussian Royal
(Iuard. <. ~
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THE SIEGE OF sTRAsBURG.
The slow Progress lfade-The CITY and It's
Defenses.

The slow Presress Made-The City aud It's
Defenses
Immediately after the battle of Woerth, Au-
gust q, Prussian force laid siege to Strasburg,
and since that time the city has been invested
by force sufficiently large to sever its COM
munications generally, althsugh it has been
claimed that the French have succeeded in re-
inforcing and provisioning the garrison. On
August 10, the city was bombarded by the Prus-
3 slams from point near Kehl, on the eastern
shore of the Rhine, for several hours, but appa-
renty without much effect on the works.
The return fire OF the garrison is said
TO have been quite as harmless as that of
the besiegers. About the same time the lines of
the besiegers were drawn closer about the city,
a Baden division occupying the town OF Schultz
helm, mile distant on the north, Koenigshafen
on the west, and Ruprechtzin on the northeast.
After the bombardment on the 10Th, according
to dubious French accounts, a Prussian officer,
with flag of truce, approached the city and
demanded its surrender. The populace are said
70 have received him with The shout I'VE shall
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DEPUTY GAMBETTA.

Sbc Rising Young Republican Leader of
fIsraace-Iiis Career, and What It Pro lnIses In
the Near Future.
Nearly every day comes to us the name of NJ
fembetta as figuring conspicuously in the pro-
e<edings of the French Corps Legislatif. He is
Ibe youngest as well as the newest of the Repub-
On leaders OF France, and, although he has
|een Before the people less than two years, he
has already attained place by the side of
lFagre, Ferry, and Simon, as an acknowledged
dictator of the Radical policy and programme
Leon Gambetta Is of Italian descent, his pa
rents having been Genoese, and was born at
CahoIs, in the south of France, in the year 1885,
being therefore but thirty-ive years of age. He
entered upon the study of the law, and con-
tinued 10 practice 1t with success, but without
attracting general attention, until he was re-
tanned as counsel for the persons implicated in
the Baudin affair durisg the winter of 1868 go.
At the beginning of the trial, he was known
only TO the circle of lawyers as an able and
earnest advocate. Before the trial was
concluded, he was one of the
best known and most popular
men in France, The speech which he delivered
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THEIRS ON THE WAR.

Sac Government accused of Ineapaclty be-
Ga Use France was Not keady for the si00fiicI.
IA the session of the Corps Legislatif on the
l1th inst. as briefly summarized by cable, NJ.
Keraty demanded a parliamentary inquiry ON
the war, which was not conceded and NJ. Guyot-
MontpayrouX inquired who was in command of
the army. Count Palikao answered Marshal
Bazaine, and then NJ. Theirs rose, His speech,
which is now OF special significance as he has
been since Wednesday a member of the Com
mittee of Defense, was as Jollows;--
u apologize 10 the Chamber for intervening IN this
discussion. do so only to calm the emotion OF all
by defining the question at issue. The Minister of
War, in telling the Chamber who commands the
army, mas recognized right belonging TO the
Chamber, always incontestable, and which it Is
urgently necessary 70 exercise at present Tires
bis bien.) Yes the country must know that the
Chamber Is a cling with vigilance and that It re-
nonnces no part OF the power which IL desires it
should literally command. Warm approval from
the Lefty have rejected the proposition OF NJ.
keratry nIst, because 10 me agitation OF
6sen tres osenl aud next, because
G@shal Lsb@pf, wtqm respect psrsSnally, psE