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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

The residence of Mr. James i. Maugh, Y
street, Washington, was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning, and four Of the adjoining
houses We're also burned dom. The houses
were valued at 81, 500 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06
MEDICAL.
III + Try =. III F. L. NJ Ii d l. D. )
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
COMPONENT PARTS-FLUID EXTRACT
RIIUBARB AND FLUID EXIT
CATAWBA GRAPE
JUICE
For Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Bill
iOus Affections, Sick or Nervous
Headache, COstiveness, etc. Purely
Vegetable, containing NO Mercury,
Minerals or DeleteriOuS Drugs.
Fl

purgative, superscling castor OIL salts, imagine
sin, etc. There Is nothing acceptable u
the stomach. They give tone and cause neither
nausea nor gripping pains. They are composed
of the finest ingredients After few days use
Of them, such HI inauguration Of the entire Sys-
TEN takes place as to appear miraculou. to the
weak and cn-rvatcd, whether arising from i'm
prudence or disease H. r. Hembolds Com
pound Fluid Extract Catswba Grape Pills are
hot sugar-coated from the fact that sugarcoated.
Pills do not dissolve but pass through the stosu-
lucc the desired effect THE CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS, being pleasant in taste AMI
odor, do not necc$slate their being sugar-costrd
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06
Uctter from Fairfax County.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
FAIRFAX C. H.: Feb. i: lS7l.-The Asses
sors for this county having just finished their
work. give you below the result OF their laburs
which NAV interest some Of your readers. viz :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

FArQUIEH County The Royal Arch Ma
Sons residing in and around Warrcnton have
re-organzed the Chapter at this place, retain
ing It's old and venerable title Of Warren
Royal Arch Chapter. but changing its num-
Der from 5 to -.
Mr.. Kelis Finks. for many years tenant Oh
the farm of Mrs Watt Smith, but more recent
" Il resident Of Culpeper county, was kicked by
horse one day during last week and died the
following morning from the injury hesustained.
The Virginia Telegraph Company are push
ing forward their work On the Manassas Rail
road
Lieut. Fannestock. Il superior topographer Ill
the employment of the Government, has volun,
teared to make and give to Fauquier County,
without charge ior his labor and skill, map
of the country, provided copies Of all surveys;
in the possession Of land owners anl our Coun-
ty Court were furnished him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
will be- full ~ usual, and only
FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS
will be- made L. order.
Ky Strangers visiting the city are invited 10
leave their measures for future orders.
Instructions far Srl-ntaSurem-nt sent on APP
l,lirati"n per post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

TIE BEDFORD HOMICIDE. In the county
court of Bedford Oh "Wednesday the case Of ".
W. johnson. indicted for the homicide Of DIR.
W. H. Roberts, was taken up and the prisoner
was arraigncd and pleaded not guilty
Walter c. Douglass, who was indicted dur
ling the term as pr ncpal in the second degree,
was also arraigned and pleaded not guilty
Mr.. Douglass, through his counsel. asked to be
admitted to bail; which motion. after examin-
ing the witnesses upon whose testimony the in
dictment was found the court very readily gram
ted. The Liberty News. from which We copy
the above, says it is proper to state. as an net
of simple justice to Mr.. Doug lass, that the evl-
,lencc tended in no manner to crmlnate HIM.
On motion of the accused. the court dcemng
that a fair and impartial trial could be more
readily had belorea tribunal distant from the
place where the affair occurred. the case was re-
moved to the county court Of Roanoke to be
tried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06
ZZJt,Si

being al average OF about $40 50 per acre. In
addition to this our town lot" are rs follows
viz
RuilIinrs $50, 45O
Lois ,n1 Ruilding,. STA, 500
The above estimate takes 40 account OF the
fractional parts of either the acres or the price
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

WASHINGTON ID. e.
Respectfully announce, that, during the sea-
snl his stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
will he larger, the assortment more choice, and
will be sold ut
CLOSER PRICES
than ever; and he fnttcrs himself that the in
lucrmrnt, he shall offer will be
BEYOND COMPETITION.
LII, long experience and familiarity with
THE COUNTRY TRADE
enable. him t. anticipate it, wants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06
r UST RE & + | Y + D q.

10 hhds prime New Orleans Sugar.
80 sacks Rio Java Old Government and La
guvra Golfers.
rs boxes New York Factory Cheese.
; bbls choice New Orleans Mnlasses.
) bbls Now York Buckwheat Flour
) hhds Shoulders and Sides Bacon.
Fine new crop Teas, Tobaccos, Cigars, &c.
offered ut lowest market rates by
ian r. NJ VISION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

The German jubilee. in Cincinnati, on Sat
urday night, in celebration of the victories in
France was III immense ahar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

Tie LATE RoBr. MARrN-Thc death OF
Robt. Martin. of Fauqnier, who was accidentally
killed 4 few days ago. by being thrown from 4
sleigh, has been already mentioned. lie was.
during the war. one of the Black Horse Calva-
~ of Eauquier. and fought calamity through
ont the war. An article in the Warrenton In
dex says: - From Manassas to Appomattox
on picket, on scout, in battles: wherever dang
err was there was Robert Martin, ever i'll the
van. ever winning the admiration of his com
rades and the esteem of his officers by the ex-
hibition of courage that was almost reckless
Nor did his merit pass without recognition:
He was elected Orderly Sergeant Of the con-
pany: aud in the Fall Of 1863 Il handsome rifle
of improved pattern, was sent by an English
gentleman to Captain Randolph. then com
handing the company. with the request that he
would present it to the bravest man and best
soldier in his command. 1t WAS publicly
aw arded to Robert Martin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

We have received Littlle's Living Age for
last week-with excellent selections and trans
lations the Agricultural Department report
for last month and pamphlet copies of Con-
gressonal speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06
Y1IRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

ANCE CO., of Baltimore.
THE UNION FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
Baltimore
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CO.. of Richmond
entirely responsible companies, at moderate
rates. and losses promptly and fairly adjusted
:. Fl. JANNEY L. son,
feb lin Agents.
L'OR SEWING MACHIN ES-karr's patent
Il Needle Settlers. adapted for all Sewing Ma
chimes. This is very desirable instrument, and
no Sewing Machine can he said to be perfect
without it. Price 81 each. We are the cIclu-
sive agents for Alexandria.
jan Il +. S. LEADBEATER l. BRO.
DHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALF ALTON
L FOR THE HAIR for restoring the color Of
the hair, Just received at
ian 20 WAKEFIELD & HALLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

Scene IN Court The Washington Sunday
Herald tells Of L singular breeze in the SUI
preme Court of the District of Columbia, in
that city. on Saturday. The chief justice
Judge Carttcry read an opinion in the Farrl-
gut prize money case, and when he had dome.
Associate Judge Wylie expressed his views i'll
dissent of the opinion Of the court. The
Herald says:
The chief justice whtenel with wrath. his
lion like locks shook with ire, and in 4 voice
whose notes were pregnant with nnc"ntrolablc
rage, he said. 1 am surprised at the dissenting
opinion The Judge in the consultation room
asscnted 70 my views; he has crept out Of the
hole into which he went. &c. The audience.
Whose prophetic souls had drawn t lem to the
spot, towitncsS. without money. without price,
this Saturday matinee. in'lulgcd in v"rlitr"'ls
cachination. Judge Wylie rose with the dignl-
ty OF un insulted man and judge, and said: /
retire from the bench where to remain is TO be
insuleI' The chief justice was about to pro
coed with his lively picture Of the consultation
room, when the quiet interference OF his bro,
Their Justices restrained him in Il degree and
here the battle ended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

Full and explicit directions accompany ,hY
medicines.
uEyRY II. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE
PREPARATIONS
Delivered Ia any address, secure from "b:erru-
ton -,
Established upwards "ftwcnty years S"ldby
Druggists everywhere. Address letters for in
formation, in confidence, to HENRY T. HELM
BOLD, Druggist AID Chemist.
Only Dcpots: H. Il. HELMBOLD'S Drusand
Chemical Warehouse, No. 594 Broadway, No"
York, or to H. T. HELMBOLDS Medical De-
pot, lU4 South Tenth street. Philadelphia Pa.
Beware of Countrrfrits Ask for HENRY l.
HEIMBULDS! Take m other irb0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

On and after February lSt, 1871, my office will
BE- on Washington street, adjoining the drug
store of DR.. Picrpont. | would respectful Is ask
persons who have not paid their State and coun-
~ taxes for 1870 to call and settle. The contin-
tiiunce of the public schools depends upon the
payment of taxes promptly and am compelled
to settle with the Auditor The unpaid taxes for
1862. with interest must be- settled.
]. G. O'NEAL,
ian 81 Sheriff Alexandria CO., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

The ice on the upper Hudson river began to
break up on Saturday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

NEW STORE
Just opened at lhccornerof King and st. Asaph
streets, and would call the attention of house
Ions. Hams. Bacon, Lard, Fresh Meats, Poul-
try and Produce generally.
Alsoa large lot oi' CANNED FRG IT'S Of every
description in store, just received.
Those wishing bargain in our line vii dowcll
t" call OH us, " We are prepared to sell cheap
Goods delivered free Of charge TO any part Of
the city. GHEEN & BIRCH,
nov l9-tf las King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

The first Geographic dispatch direct from
Paris since the siege fairly commenced was re-
ceived last evening, 1t is said that seventy
thousand persons have already asked permission
to leave the CITY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-06

The President sent to the Senate on Satur-
day the following nominations Alexander
Rives, District Judge Of United States, West
eru District of Virginia Robert W. Hughes,
United States Attorney d.: 4. s. Gray. Mar
shal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

THE KANSAS MAGAZINEA FIXED FACT.-Arrange-
ments have been perfected for the publication of the
Kansas Magazine and the first number will ap-
pear January I, 1872. Enough stock has been
subscribed and enough parties interested in the
project to render it q financial success beyond any
doubt Among the stockholders are such men as
Senator Caldwell and Hon. Tom. Osborn. of Leav
enworth; Colonel Martin, Judge Horton and Hon.
J. J. Ingalls,, of Atchison; Governor Robinson and
General Babcock, of Lawrence; F. W. Giles, Judge
Morton, General Ritchie Hoh. John Guthrie and
Colonel Horne. of Topeka; Judge Lowe and Gov
ernOr Crawford, sf Fort Scott; Hon. J. R. Swal-
low, Of EmpOria; Hon. J. H. Edwards, of Ellis;
Hon. 1. J. Lacock, of Hiawatlla; and many other
leading citizens in all parts Of the state. cor
poratiOn composed Of men like these cannot fail
to carry the enterprise safely through.
The magazine will be of the same size and style
as the present leading publications in that line,
and will compete with the best of them, east and
west. 1t will be edited by Captain Henry King,
of this city, who has consented to take charge Of
it for the first year. Capt. King will be assisted
by ID. w. Wilder, of Fort Scott, with whom the
idea of the magazine originated. Besides the
many home writers who have promised to fur
nish contributions q number of authors of estal,-
lished reputation in thn states have signifed
willingness to render aid whenever desired.
An entire new !" outfit of type and other mate
rial is being prepared for it, to order by the cele-
and we can safely predict that the typographical
appearance of fhis new candidate of literary hon
Ors will not bc excelled in the United States.
A portion of the stock of the company yet re-
mains to be taken, and We hope the friends of the
enterprise throughout the State will subscribe for
it without delay, so that the whole amount may
he filled at the time of starting. Rates of adyert-
prepared and will he published in few days.
Topekd CommosWealh.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
NEW FEATURES FOR 1872
ART DEPARTMENT

tn -. -. .,.,.
.as - r.S s - W ler en-
the publishers II THE ALDINE Of the snunness Of their
theory that the American public would recognize and
heartily supt any sincere effort 10 elevate the tome and
standard Of illustrated publications. That 50 many weak
" wicked sheets exist and thrive Is not evidence that there
is market for anything better-indeed the success
THE ALDlNE fn the start Is direct proof of the contra
ry With population vast and Of such varied tasts
Publisher chocse his PATRONS and his paper is rather
Indicative Of his own than Of the taste Of the country As
guarantee Of the excellence o. tins the pub
lsners wosla % ~ ~ ~ S,,i ;. .nS .ns s',ng year,
nv T p;.h,ra. Cr.nvili. p,rt;n. J,ms. sn,r,.,
W Il u. E,e""'' n n ~ Darln- Ia'TeS - ~ nS sIsS
VIM Beari Victor Nehlns Frank Brar,i
George Smiley Wm. II. wilcox Paul Dixon
An- Will James H. Beard r. Howx
w.. ,,..,,-.. ~. ,.,r,, -.,,-.,,,..ua ,S.,.
IT'S t sh . @ Snss s i ni,. \; az ..us M resaru 70
rh Il ~ s,., sr;s;.i s.,.; - ". s IN shi
& % Wal rs !, I;us the ss,,n;na,;n oS h H. % sI Sss nr
that THE ALDINE shall be successful vinaication s
American taste IN competition with any existing pubca
u'" III '"o WIN"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

QUEEN vIcroRIA's CoSTRBrnoy.-From our
cable dispatches this morning it viii be seen thar
Queen Victoria has contributed ont of her own
private purse 500 for the relief of the Chicngo
suferers- This beats old Emperor Billy hoIloS
After al, the Queen does not seem % eraxv ::
as some people wonld have us believe. She does
not forget that though kind words arc mors
than e0roBefa deeds srs better than vo,,ss
What abont Frsneis Joseph in this mater. sni
the Car AlexapderS On the vhoIe. anS =. az, .rs
proud to make the adni~iou, Great 1riti.n Ia
done well IN the matter cf this sssspw. Il does
Herald, Oct. 2efh. ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

A DENOCRATIc JUDGMENT on SHERrDAN's Act.
with few exceptions the Democratic press
has joined in the. "hue and cry" against Gen.
Sheridan inconnection with the unfortunate killing
st. Louis D.psseA, which says:
aThe attempt to connect Gen. Sheridan, erimi-
naly, with the killing of Mr.. Grosvenor, in Chica-
81, is simply absursd. A worthy gentleman. ID il
true, lest his lie through reecklssness Of young
man who believed he was doing his duty, and ac-
ting on orsicrs, when he challenged, waited aud
hred. How can this affect Gen. Sheridaaf I'm
mediately sacceeling the fire, plundering ruilans
mos 10 good to nurder, wese prowiing around the
city q snsst Il prey. Chicago was .paralysed,
oef eeefsdan was mot. The citissns insisted on
hb eanAg eoamand He had No losses and was
these1sse nee and cool. He took charge of the
CITY, called tor United States troops and enrolled
velnnt.en Sir twenty days. This was on October
llth. The regulars len Chicago On the 3lth alt.,
and the voaunteeu wefe discharged ON the same
day, and yet the people have called again for
troops des.i.e . Stronger fsree necessary far the
preservation Of Law and order than that afforded
BY the police. The attack upon Gen. Sheridan,
under the circumstances, b uncharitable and
without eoloring cfFssson o. justice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

KANSAS POLInCs.-There can be no State in the
Union that acts SO meanly in its political CAM
paigns as Kansas. There being virtually no
organization Of the Democi attic party, the Repub-
cans have il all their own way. We have no OBJ
lection to this state of affairs, but We protest
against the manner in which this power SO valu-
able to our party is generally deI,ased and abused
Instead of keeping in sight Of those higher and
nobler principles which have brought the party
to its present meridian splendOr of glory and hon.
or, the Republicans Of Kansas generally array
ed against themselves. For want of better foe
the party, divided into two factions, fight against
each other usually under the leadership Of nnscru-
plOus Office seekers, whose sple objects are their
own promotion to place and power. In these COIL
tests the political principles cherished by the par
ty at large, are totally ignored. "Dog eat dog
is the order of the dray-fhe most violent and
virulent Democrats are admitted into what ought
to be Republican c0nncils, and take part i'm the
deliberations, where their scheming is often fol-
lowed by most periicious results Such persons
seek only the disntegration and demolition Of
work in these Republican dissensiOns, where they
have every vantage of cover for their plots and
schemes. We have scarcely noticed a convention
in the State that has not been invaded by this
enemy.
Aside from the greed for petty Offices, (which
are scarcely worth the getting. and frequently
worth nothing at ally there are all sorts Of dirty
local strifcs and personal animosties brought in
to the field. There In much Of this that no de-
cent man can enter the political arena without
disgust and . loss Of selfrespect-Min.capols
IsdenPcsdest.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

LEGIsIAnvE.-We learn that A. K. BANKS, Of
Lawrence, will again be candidate for Chief
Clerk Of the House of Representatives, aud SAM
GEL +. BuRDEIT, of Lcsvenworth, for Assistant
Clerk. They held the same positions, last Winter,
and two better officers never served in the Legs-
lature. They have both had many years' expert
ence as Secretaries Of Legislative bodies Mr..
BANKS has been a Clerk in the Kansas Legislature,
almost every year for the past twelve years, and
il known as the best Clerk in the State. The
members of the House will expedite business won
derfully by electing these two men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23
An Illustrated Mosfhly Journal claimed to be IN,
kasdsomsst Paper in tie WorM

kasdsoaest Paper in tie Hord
Give ny love IN the artist workmsn Of THE AIDIyr-
who ars striving to make their pgufessoo worthy of adm
r.ton sr bsanf it has always been for usefulness
Henry Werd BsseAo.
THE ALDINE while issued with all the regularity b,
nnne of the tenPnary timely interest charsctsrste az
ordinary periodicals. 1t IL elegant mscpapy of nnrs
light and graceful literature and collection of pct,,res
me rarese specimens Of artistic skin in black white
Although each succeeding number aHris fresh Measure
70 its friends the real value and beauty Of THE Ar DTSE
viii be m"st appreciated after has been bound ND at the
close OF the year While other publications may claim SUI
THE ALDINE Is unique and original ooncepton-aione
ana without competition price
or character The of the volume lust compete
eann" duplicate the quantity Of fine paper engravngS
In any other shape number Of volumes r lines
cost.
The lahor Of getting TUE ALDINE ready the press
Ia 80 great that rprntng h out Of the question With the
the edition Of 1871 Is already exhsnssed sndia
well . a valuable buok
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

KANsAsMAGAzNE-TO COSTxIBUTORs-Arrange-
ments have been perfect for the publ ication Of
the proposed KaRsss XaSasise, and the editorial
"powers thnt be" are ready to receive and pass
upon contrbutapxThs following "rules and
regulations hav1 hseI eaiAhlisl,s.i in the matter
and those conceznAd rill govern themselves ac-
cordingly:
1. Contributions HINT be written in ink and on
but one side of the shcet.
2 Writers will be accorded the fullest liberty in
the expression Of opinion subjects of which they
treat, the foremost aim Of the magazine being to
give the best thought ON all correct themes.
). 1t Is immaterial wether contributions are
anonymous OF accompanied l,y the real names If
the writers. In either case they will receive
prompt and careful consideration.
4. Contributions will be paid for only by spe-
cial agreement, or when articles on particular
topics are ordered from professional writers.
s. Unavailable papers will he returned to the
writers when stamps for payment Of postage are
furnished.
All contributions should be addressed to the
Editor Of Kassas Nsg@ise, Topeka"
Papers in kansas and other western States please
copy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

ATRoCIOCs FABRicATIONs.-The papers of the
Eastern cities are publishing personal experiences
protesting to have been written by sufferers by the
fire in this city. These stories for the most part
fabricafions. The descriptions given Of murders
aud rapes by bullies, thieves and rufans, during
the progress Of the fire, are wretched inventions
respectable New York paper gives room to
long recital of the narrow escape Of 200 abandoned
women from their lodging in Reynolds Block
The pictures of Obscenity and profanity are drawn
by an expert, but are wholly destitute Of truth
No women of that any other class, 0ccuped
rooms in that block. Thefire WAS horrible enough
in all its details; there was o full share of the
selfishness and heartlessness peculiar to human
nature; there were frequent cases Of drunkenness
and Indifference to the impending calamity but
there was no general brutality, fendishnesa, nor
crime. The Thousand stories Of incendiarism and
crime during the progress Of the fire are great
exaggeratiOns, Perversions or pure fabricafions.
There was little time for stealing the fire was too
close upon the honest men and the thieves, and
but little even Of what was stolen could be car
ried off.
The .ews of the fire brought hither thousands
OF thieves from other cities; but these did not
reach here until Wednesday and Thursday, and
by that time public vigilance had been aroused,
and their stay was short and unproftablc. Tho
suffering of our people was terrible enough; il
made no exaggeration to make il the most exten-
sive scene Of human misery; hut for the credit of
common humanity We desire to stamp these sto-
ries Of murder and no less strocions crimes -
false in every partieular.-Ckicsgo ni6sRc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

TANMANY CLOsED.-For the first time in yean,
on election night, Tammany Hall vas closed. An
exchange says:
"The doom were locked, the windows were
dark, the silence Of the grave, to speak, broo-
ded over the place which was erst won't to ring
with war-whoops-in IN Irish translation-and
pRans of victory. There was something almost
tragic in this silence and desolation. But tlc
tragedy. such - 1t was, wss speedily converted
into the broadest farce. Captain Issish Rynders,
who, We believe, 10 the progenitor Of the whole
breed Of /" war-horscsr that arc now ffampling tn
and fro in the political world aud hlling the air
scene and was ut once called on for speech.
And then and there this haaFy old reprobate cele-
brated the obsequies Of Tammany by delivering
from its owndoorstep psneeyne on Seymour and
Tilden! The crowd laughed, but there was hit
dull-witted to preceive It."