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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-24


Congress having st amended IT. the BanHrrpf
from their debts unobstructcd by the fifty per
cent clause, so-callad, another opportunity offers
to secure the benefits Of this most effective and
permanent measure of rclicf. The above-namedi
will make bankrupt business Il spcclaltyi will
procure discharges on the most moderate terms,
and transact ali business in that line ut prices
which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Being UNI
ted States Commissioner he will cndoav"r to visit
The different counties Oh court days, and thus
save parties the trouble and expense of several
trips to Alexandria in beginning and proceeding
with their cases. Discharges can be obtained
here before Register iii as promptly as in Rich
mnnd or elsewhere and mt much less expense to
parties II may he added that the Bankrupt act,
in connection with the Homestead exemption,
which it is now believed will be secured to tho
bankrupt under the bankrupt law, is the onl ~ real
relief now offered to parties struggling in tho
hopeless bondage of old debts. Address person
ally or by letter nj No II south Royal street.
Alexandria, Va. iy lily
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
READ a n ID. G. y X r ).
WuOLESA LIE AND RETAIL.
!. r. CRUM i.

J. r. CRUMp.
Of the ''virgnia Bakery NJ. ;""'f' taIriaA
street, would respectfully int"rm his customers
and the public generally that he has constantly
OF. hand the bcsl quality of BR EAD' baked three
times daily from the hest brands ot fl"Triscn n
as Butter Loaves. French L"avcS ana TrahS.I
~. and everything usually kept in a irI-g ass
Bakery. Country orders promptly attended, TO-
mar iI-.,Iu
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WAR CLAIMS.
Congress having just passed an act creating
commission to examine claims Of loyal citizens
of the South for stores or supplies taken or FUR,
nished for the use Of the army OF the United
States during the late war, the undersigned
General of the State of Virginia, and WESTEL
WILLOUGIIBY, late Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia, having associated
themselves together for tho purpose of giving
special attention to this class of claims, oler To
prosecute such claims, and hereby solicit the at
tonlion of claimants to their facilities for sccur-
ing successful results. Call upon or address,
WHITTLESEY & WlLLOuGHB1.
and 479 Pa av, Washington, DC. mh9-tf
WY ARTHUR TAYLOR:
.ATTORNEY-1T ",
Has removed his olico 10 No. Il south Royal
street. NV "
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,-- DyspepsiM, he;ldachc, Iann-
i .... dice, costivenoss, slck head
ache, chronic darrhaea, al
fections oftho bladder, camp
Reg"i"1"r' dysentery, affections OF the
kidneys, fever, nervousness
chlIs, diseases of tho SKIN,
s - *imrurity Of the blood, M, mel
ancholy, or depression OF spirits, nenrtnui omc,
and uwuc, dropsy, boils, pan in the back, &C
- = ''t"' ~ Druggists, Macon, Georgia.
Price ST.; by mail 81 2S For ,S1ie Saie hy ppo
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EINHN'ClHL.
7-3O GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

| The building of tho Northern Pacific Railroad
bogun July last) is being pushed forward with
| great energy from both oxtremittes OF the mo
Several thousand men are employed IN M,mrn, ,ni,
sofa and OH the Pacific coast. Tho gradels nchrlY
| completed 266 miles Westward from Lake ntf 9
perior; trains are running over l3O nilloS OF
| fuished road, and track-laying Is rapidly pro-
crossing toward tho eastern border OF DaEola::on
Including its purchase of tho st. faui Iactnc nc
4IS miles of completed road, and by September
nert this will bo increased to at least $50.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.-Jay Cooke q
Co. arc now selling, and unhesitatingly recon-
mend, US Profitable and perfectly Safe invest,
ncnt, tho First Mortgage Land Grant Gold
Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com-
pany. They have 80 years to run, boar Seven
and Threc-Tonths per cent gold interest (moro
than 8 per cent currency and arc secured by
first and only mortgage on tho RNTIRR ROAD
AND ITs YQUIrMRETs, and also, AZ fast as tho
Road is completed, on
2S, 900 ACRES OF LAND to every mile of
track, or 500 Acres for each 81 600 Bond
Interost arc payable in Gold; Denominations: &:
Coupons sloo to $1,000; Registered 500 to
$40, zoo.
1903 are at all times receivable at TEN PER CENT
ABOVE PAR, in exchange for tho Company's
Lands, at their lowest cash price. This ronderS
them practically INTEREST BEARlEG LAND WAR
RANTS.
SINKING FUND.-ThO proceeds OF nll sales
OF Lands arc required to be devoted to tho re-
purchase and cancellation of the First Mortgage
Bonds of the Company The Land Grant of the
Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This i'm
monso Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel
tho principal Of tho Company's bonded dobt be.
fore it falls duo With their ample security and
high rata of interest, there is no invostmont ac-
ccssible to tho people, which is moro PROFITABLE
OR SAFE.
EXCHANGING u. S. PIVE-TWENTIES.
The success of the New Government per cont.
loan will compel the carly surrender of unitci
States por cents. Many holders Of Fivc-twen-
ties arc now exchanging thom for Northern Pa
cifc Sevsn-thirties, thus realizing handsome
profit, and greatly increasing their ycarly income.
OTHER ES.-lAll marketable
Stocks and Bonds will DO received ut their high
est current price in exchange for Northern Pa
cilc Scven-Thirties. EYPKEss CHARGES on
Money or Bonds received, and on Sovcn-thirties
sont in return, will be paid by the Financial
Agents Full information, maps pamphlets,
otc, can be obtained on application at any agcn-
cy, or from the undersigned For sale by
JAY COOKE a. CO.,
PuILApA., NEw YORK, WAsuINGrOS,
Financial Agents North Pac. 4. 4. Go.
By Banks and Bankers generally throughout
~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
BURKE i HERBERT.
w. d. CORSE & co.
Who will furnish all required information.
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LIVER

the above symptoms Attehd the ul6eTs''
other times very few of them; but the II
generally the organ most involved Gu
irnr with
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.PROFESSlU.N.7L.

\ CARD-The subscribers have entered into
~ copartnership to practice Medicine, Sur
gerry and Pharmacy. Office No. lG5 King St,
corner of Washington. .-....
r. II. STABLER, NJ. D.
NH 23-co1m f. 4. STABLER, MD.
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DAMNED PEACHES, Pears. Pine Apples,
~ Rasbcrrics, Tomatoes, Green Corn Lima
Beens, peas, Fresh SaImeR 4rRSEY an F! & S0S
for sale by GEO. hcBCNNh " oo-'
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FERyS.ISMF.S'G GOODS.

FIR.SISMI.NG GOODS.
71H & d. Urn & d.
H. B.
SPRING OF 1871.
HABLE BROS,
Corner or 7th and d sts., Northwest,
WASHINGTON, D. C., .
Have just received and opened tho largest and
most varied stock OF .....-
RFADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Piece Goods,
TO bo found in this section of tho country, 10
which they invite the attention of the public.
STOCK.
Higher than the mountains peak,
Deeper than the oceans deep,
Stronger than the rock-bOund coast,
Moro numerous than the Philiatino host.
COLORS.
Colors of every tint and hue,
Purcr than the azure blue,
Indeble as time and space,
The hottest sun can't them eface
-. SIZES.
Well fit the lad from eight to ten
And all between that age and moni
They fit the crooked, fat and lean,
And all the shnpes that como between.
PRICES.
Cheaper than the common trash,
Better than tho habberdash
That is sold around the town
By Tom, and Dick, and Jack and Brown
WE MAKE TO ORDER OF FOREIGN AND
DONESTIC GOODS, SUITINGS, COAT
lNGS, TROWSER1NGS AND
VESTINGS,
Cut in the most fashionable style made Ill the
most durable manner, at the shortest notice, ana
at the lowest prices that frst-class goods can DO
sold for. Our stock Of
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SIM MONS

The hca.l is troubl,
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Regulator.

nRUG STORE
Having purchased tho Drug Store on the
northeast corner of King and Washington St";,
for number of years past known as Mllnurn
of Alexandria and vicinity that will keep
constantly on hand full and comploto assort-
mont of all articles usually found in first class
Particular attention will be pud to tho ccm-
pounding of prescriptions day and night.
aug 31-N SAMUEL II. LUZ 1.
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coxsr"j S,.lt the 81 most Certain SPEEDY Pleasant and
Ehcctuul Remedy in the world for all
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body ar" 'nr
most necessary requisites TO promote c"lInubai
happiness, Indeed, without thcsr tn" journey
trough life becomes Il weary pilgrimage. the
nrospect hourly darkens to the view, tn" mind
becomes shadowcd with despair, and filled Win !.
the melancholy reflection that the happiness "t
another is blighted with our own.
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Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on commls-
sion.
LOANS negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks and
Time Bills collected on all accessible points ana
remitted for promptly. ~
u. S. Revenue Stamps and Corporation, Tax
Cartifcatos Of Alexandria always on hand and
for sale nov Ill
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GOVERNMENT BONDS and other securi-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points in the
United States, and proceeds promptly rtanltted.
Internal Rovonuo stamps for sale. sep
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TN STORE AND CONSTANTLY RE
l. CEIVING:
WATER COOLERS.
PATENT ICE PICKS.
PATENT FOUR-MINUTE FREEZERS
PARSONS CELEBRATED REFRlGE-
RATORS.
WIRE COVERS.
PLATED WARE, in all varieties.
ROGERS & SONS CUTLERY.
FANCY MARKET and TRAVELLING
BASKETS.
JAPANNED and PLAIN TIN WARE.
WOOD WARE, &c, &c, at .
A. H. MOTT IL cos.
,n1 19-tf 60 King street. Alexandria. Va.
NOTICE.- Having disposed Of my ohtire in
~ tcrcst in tho G R0CERY STORE, cor Royal
street and Market Alley, to my brother, JAMES
w, HUNTINGDON, in order to change my
business I respectfulliy ask for him continu-
ance Of tho same liberia patronage heretofore y be-
slowed upon me, assuring all who may d'al with
him, thnt he will keep constantly on hand large
supply of every thing usually to be fouTd in "A
first class family grocery store, ana that no Will
sell the same at tho lowest market ratoS; ;,,ro,-
mar soft GEO. A. HU IlNGioN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-20

at tc-day's sittings were intensely interesting,
and the session lasted until seven in the morn
ing. During the discussion upon the PROPOSE
ton to censure the government, brought forward
by the adherents of Gorilla, counter motion
was submitted by Ochoa, providing for granting
entire liberty TO religious societies throughout
Spain, and the suppression of the DEGREES of the
provisional government, of which Gorilla was a
member, relative thereto. Pending this a
motion was made to declare the sitting of the
CorteS permanent and a spirited discussion fol-
lowed. The government eventually demanded
its rejection, MS cabinet question, but, upon
division the motion was adOpted-173 to lis,
Admiral Malcampo, head of the ministry,
mounted the tribune, and read royal decree,
proroguing the sitting Of the COrtcs without
day. The king to-day summoned the presidents
OF the two houses for consultation. Ii has since
become known that the ministry resigned in a
body, but the belief, expressed in high quarters
that, with some modlcations, they will continue
10 office
SALE OF CUBA TO THE UNITED STATES.
correspondence has taken place between
Don Nicolas Maria Rivero, formerly minister of
the interior, and MIR Sickles, relative to the pur-
chase of Cuba by the United States, in which
SicklcS states that he never heard Senior Rivero
advocate the REIMBURSEMENT Of Cuba nv the
Spanish government, and also denies that
Senior Rivcro made OycItureS of proposals look
ing towards the sale of Cuba TO the American
government either TO himself personally or to
Others to his knowledge.
lie also states that the principal reason which
caused the United States government to preserve
Its policy of non intervention was that certain
statesmen and leaders Of the late Spanish rcvo.
luton promised TO admit Cuba to the enjoyment
OF the rights and privileges of Spanish province
under the Spanish constitution, us amended at
the termination of the revolutionary struggle in
1859
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Criminal Record,
A DEPUTY JAILoR IN TROUBLE.

DEPUTY JAILoR IN TROUBLE.
ST. Louis, Nov. 19.-Wilam II. Vallcyly, a
deputy iailor of st. Lawrence county, N. T..
who is charged with having set at liberty lour
burglars for a bride ofSj0O, was arrested Thurs
day in Kansas City, and is now en- route to New
York.
PRISONERS DEFENCE AGAINST MOB.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. ia mob last
night at Brookville, Ind, forced theiail, aud at
tempted to take out Mcdonald Cheek confined
for the murder of his father-in-law, at Law
renceburg, Ind, one year ago, with the supposed
intention of lvnching him. Cheek knocked
down the first man that came into the cell: TAX
ing revolver from him, he defended himself
brayey. Many of the mob were hurt. The
lallor escaped, and rang the fire alarm. which
brought number of citizens TO his aid. The
MOB scattered, but many were recognized, not
outstanding their disguise. Cheek was SEN
fenced TO be hanged, but the supreme court
granted new trial, and it was feared that the
sentence would be light; hence the action of the
mob
ATTEMPT AT SELF MURDER.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Dr. o. IL. Hess, formerly
business manager Of Crosby's opera house. al
tempted to commit suicide last evening, in
restaurant, by shooting himself. He is not
seriously injured Domestic infelcites are as
signed as the cause.
EMBEZZLEMENT.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 19.-The chief salesman of
Howell, Gates & Co., hardware dealers, has
been discovered practicing Il system of embezzlc-
ment which has extended through a number of
years, and aggregates about S13, 600. The of
fender confessed, and he and his friends will
make up the deficit
PET HALsTEAD's MURDERER.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 19.-Thc galows on
which Bolts, the murderer of Pet Hastead, will
be executed is to be erected in the north end of
the main hall in the county JAIL and is the same
that has been used at every execution since 1879
j IpnpW
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Ecclesiastical.
TIE oBERLIN coNyENrIn,


OBERLIN, o., Nov. 19.-At the national Con-
gregational council held here yesterday, Rev.
DIR Chamberlain of Chicago gave an account of
the churches Of Chicago as affected by the fire.
appealing to all churches TO aid in rebuilding
them. Rev. L. b. Webb of Boston, chairman of
the committee on church literature, made a re-
port and submitted a resolution commencing
the Congregational publishing society as worthy
to receive the pecuniary support of the churches.
Rev. J. p. L1ngworthy of Boston addressed the
council on the Congregational house in Boston,
and the council pledged its support TO this
house.
In the afternoon session several resolutions
were adopted upon the education of Young men
for the ministry, for the support OF the American
educational society; for the support of theolog-
ical seminaries, Congregational colleges, and
the conservation OF childre1 to the ministry.
The council adjourned to participate in the
exercises of laying the cornerstone of the Obcr-
lin university. Addresses were delivered bv ]
Nj. Fairchild of 0berlin college, Rev. DR.. Wal
colt of Cleveland, General o. o. Howard of
Washington, Rev. VIM, J. Bdddington of Brook
Ign and Others.
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G0(ortcster 9ailp spp.
CITY NEWS.

The city council will meet this evening. No
mistake about it this time.
J. c. Ycaton & Co., 100 Main street, corner of
Hermon have sold their grocery and provision
business to 7. L. Bartlett.
Members of the Peoples club will find an adj
vertsemcnt concerning them, in another ccl-
umn.
The concert and exhibition OF the boys Of the
house OF the Angel Guardian comes this eve
ming.
An invoice of wild ducks arrived in this city,
Saturday, by express from Illinois, where Messrs.
J. BARNARD, Jerome Marble and John Boydcn are
incorporating an autumn vacation,
We need only refer our readers to the pro
gramme of the concert, complimentary to Miss
In9raham, to be given tomorrow night, which
we print among our new advertisements, to
stimulate the most active desire TO obtain
tickets. 1t will prove on many accounts one Of
the choicest concerts of the season.
The address of Mr.. T. NJ. Tyrrell, of Prov-
deuce, at the temperance meeting in Summer
street chapel, last evening, was warmly com.
mended as a spirited aud effective effort. The
announcement Of Mr. Butchers lecture at the
Union church, drew large number Of the
friends Of tue cause, and the meeting at the
chapel was small Mr.. Tyrcll was followed by
Ii. w Wilson and NJ. Almy AldIich.
AS Mr.. Shaw, of Sterling, was coming into
the city, Saturday forenoon, his horse started
near the dye house, on Grove street, and be-
coming manageable took to the sidewalk at
the Office of the wire mill, and after striking
two Of the iron posts of the wire fence in front
of the mill, brought up on the stone steps, max
ing the carriage total wreck Mr. Shaw bad
his wife and Il child about eight months old with
him, but they were only slightly bruised The
great strength of the wire fence, together with
the rebound of the team on striking against it,
saved the carriage aud all in it fall of ten feet
of the bank wall.
AID FOR CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST.
The following additional subscriptions have been
received at the Office of Rice, Whiting & Bull
lock; From the citizens of Whtiusville for
Chicago, So so; for Michigan, Minnesota and
Wisconsin, S1,6l4; previously reported S42,
292 II; total, S43 ,g3S67.
CHARLES b. WHITING, Treasurer.
Nov Is, 1871.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


BosToN Nov. 19.-Mayor CASTOR accepts the
democratic nomination for re election, and the
present indications are that he will be endorsed
by the republicans.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 19-Daniel Gleason muir
dered his wife with dirk knileat North Adams
this evening, jealousy being the cause. Gleason
has been arrested.
MAINE.
PORTLAND, Nov. ia man, named BEN.
ming, Saturday night drank large quantity OF
whiskey, fell from his chair and died.
Mrs. Nancy Mclaughlin, eighty years old
badly burned in burning building, last week,
died Saturday afternoon.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 19.-rhc first through
train from Boston since Wednesday arrived
here over the Eastern railroad at six O'Clock last
night. Jackson & Coz express ran their wagons
to Newbuyport during the break, forty-mic
round trip.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Nov. 19.-Conductor j. F.
Walker, of the Hartford, Providence and Fish
kill road, injured last week while coupling cars,
died on Saturday night.
The stock Of the new National insurance COM
pany of this city, 100000, is all taken. The
officers of the old Merchants will conduct the
business of the new company, and commence
operations Immediately.
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The London Times has the following para
graph: The well known anti-popery lecturer,
Murphy, has arrived in White Haven, and the
following letter has been handed him by the po-
lice authorities Sir regret 10 hear that it
ensuing month with the view of again deliver
ing your lectures here. 1t is hardly necessary to
call your attention TO the serious riots that oc-
CURED on the occasion of your lecturng in this
town on the 10th of April last, when you had
snch narrow escape from losing your life. In
the event of your coming here again to lecture,
in the fact Of what then occurred, | have no
doubt that riot and disturbance will be caused
by Your lectures, and feel it my duty TO inform
you that if you should come here with that n-
tention / shall find it necessary to apprehend
you under warrant, as the only means in my
power to prevent what may end in breach of
the peace and serious riots and disturbances.
JOHN LITTLE,
Superintendent of Constablery."
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In DAILY spr-For the "squsre' Of ten lines sol
agate type, time Is cts each subsequent insertion 50
cts. week s2i5i weeks $500; month $500; year
t6O-and the same rate proportonay for any number
squares. Two ines for one week sIoO; three line 81 IS
tour lines Sl3; Ave lines $50 Local notices IS CENTS
per for insertion Business notices IS cents per
line. Obituary notices resolutions &C.. Is cents per lire
Legal advertisements s0o per square Tor Grst inser
tlon; each subsequent insertion Occnts,
Special Positions in the paper and special syles Of
display, will he charged extra rates Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to limited extent
and double charged the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY Srr-First insertion 500 Per square
each subsequent Insertion 50 cents months $780, one
year $500
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Fire Record.
AT NEW YoRK-Loss OF LIFE.

AT NEW YoRK-LOSs OF LIFE.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia fire, TO-DAY, in the
old Tabernacle church building, rear of Null
berry street, now tenement house, resulted in
the destruction Of the household furniture Of
twenty-five poor families and the fatal burning
of Ann Walsh.
AT sPRINGFIELD-Loss SO 900.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. ia row of wooden
buildings, on North Main street, owned by W.
II. Allis and occupied for stores and tenemcnts,
was partially destroyed by fire early this morn
ing. Fourteen tenants were burned out. Total
loss, $4,000, of which $4,000 falls on Mr.. Al
lis; half insured.
AT GREAT BEND-Loss $4,000.
ELM1RA, N. Y, Nov. 19.-1he Methodist
church at Great Bend was burned last night.
Loss, SIS 900; insured for $4,000.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-1he low barometer
in Wisconsin will probably extend eastward,
with brisk southwest winds from Lake Eric to
Illinois and northward, preceded by cloudy
weather, and possibly, rain on the lower lakes.
Northerly winds and clear weather will prevail
Monday in Mississippi and Texas. Cloudy and
clearing weather will continue in the southern
states, excepting Florida; threatening weather,
with falling barometer, in Florida, and on the
middle and east Atlantic coast.
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Superintendent of Cons

A Washington special states that the claims
of Henry Clews Co. against the state of Geor-
gia amount to 81 100000 Among the items are
numerous drafts drawn by Ex-Governor Bul.
lock for large sums OF the money, the proceeds
of some of which have gone into fine state treas
ury, hut the Others are unaccounted for. There
are also large numbers of charges Tor commits.
sons, interest, telegraphing, advertising, etc.
The charges for commissions alone amount TO
over 500, 900, and the charge for advertising in
various New York papers amount to over $780,
600.
The president has got his ANNUAL message
well under way