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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

TIE house AZ the corner OF II street md NJ Adj.
son Plaee, built by Commodore Decatur. aud
owned by the heirs OF the late John I;aashy
wa sold Saturday to l.. r. Beal OF Cslifornia,
for so coo cash.
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COSTRAcT AwARDED--Messrs Van Reusss
iaer & Moore, of this city, have 0een awardsd
The contract for furnishing the wrought iro.
w0rs needed tor the rebuilding Of the ceIe brAted
" Long BRIDGE acroes the Potomac NJ wasb.
lngton- which vas destroyed BY the fre<hets
last spring.-WRmin9,oR DIf) Coiam,rriaI
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INSURANCE.
MUTUAL tiSS iSsSEs; II. COMPANY.

MUTUAL LIZ IEsgRAnSs COMPANY.
MiLWAu kkB, Wis. 80,
Are. eArI9Ep. &c ar n ssIIs, Vice frost
Wssorsssized IS ISIS hss So e000o sssets, and
IS coo numbers. Beng purely mutual compsny,
This net cost vii be less than IN noet II ali,
Eastern e"D psnies. because & obtains higher rates
OF interest on ts investments. has lower ratio q
once aos 9TH street. kNiGaT,
ANCHOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ne. l.s BROADWAY. NEW HORK.
CAPITAL AND AssErs...................s 90 900
OFFICERS.
EDMUNp q. ElsdER, President.
JAS. 0oPsILL. Vice President.
rhi. Company issue. ali kinds Of Life and Endov.
ment Policies on the INITIAL Plan.
No restriction on travel or residence. Annual dtvt
depds non fodeitabls. No extra rates Tor female
Thirty days grace allowed in payment OF pre-
No Forfeiture OF Policies for Non-psyment Of
Premiums-
REprckp RArEs.-The premiums charged By this
COMPANY ars reduced so Low TO equal IN some
- PER CENT: DIVIDEND IN ADVANCE.
clause guaranteeing positive Cash sURRKSpxR
IooAL 0oAAp 81 p coLTaSix. 'oh piSrAi0'
E'S %Si,. rrs. i MsSss " PsS.t
"a h .Mekim Med EI. Robert IL; Graham.
Ilhonzo founRs ia, Cook.
LIGHTER a MARCHE.
Jana en- si1 7th street. opposite Post One
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-
WASHINGTON, December Is, $50.
Is $Sss ~ ;sSiJ Sgr ;ss Il; Ia
WEST are now run 90 follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
sss " ma sa s.9fHf srGa. sSo ne
.. : soS cs sns s.ss's Sunday s4' and 'ss
FOB ANNAP0LIs.
train 70 or from x 1% sa on sunday and s'n
rn9s psgEDAra
Leave at 500 .. m. and 800, $40 and T:lSpa
FoR WAY STATIONS.
Leave Of 500 Q. m. and 500 and 1:4S D. -.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Am ess sed dsiiy except sunday, 1t S:As o. NJ sns
S IN sunday saS Boo and 1:4s only, connect.
ssins s:SI S,s trains from Baltimore
Relay HsSse Win ssrssbSiS md WiaeSs.tsf aooos
ThroU1h tickets to the Yves. can b. h.a 1t II.
Washington Station Ticket Once st All hours In IL
FOR New York, phn.delphia. and Bo.ton. re q
vsrtisemeRt Of Through Line
Master q I T f. .,asoE
Gro s. kooST2. Ss.I AT is' Wilmington Was ,.i.
Ps LEI xsD sE& 95ser
--.,,.n~.-.wAsEIS SIos, ya1s = is7o-aooa.
10 rSs I ' is|,I NV =, Iosk are z
Al. L.:ys daily is1cs's sunday q 500 . n. is:ss
ZOE PHILADELPHIA.
Leevs Sa,iy texoept sundAyD Il 500 o. n, 1870
ON SUNDAY
Lscve or nev York 1t see ,. n, ana Phflsds
GssSinS car: Tor New York .. . ,. n. sra,n o,y
DeosoS, ca - - Z ths $500 Oh: = ii Sc,n
81 SsIsinsss a.A OHIO RanrsaA slysrssssusr,
sSs $780, sssvsss WsshiassSaf SHs1sancS: A
7. =. OOLI, QenNsl richst Ageet.
GEO. .. KO0nT8. Agent. WMkinssoa. 1sN
- u. WILLIAM, ~
- soy PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, -
ns siways the finest assortment o.
REAL LAols,
yolvets, Ready n ode Cloaks, D1eSsss and Updor-
garments, j. B. p. Oersets, Hair 6faids, &C.
Ontnrcns CLOAkn and AUrFS In white FUR
DkE6sEe AND CL0AKS nADD no ORDER
q ths shortest notice. nofs-tf
I uhsERl LUnsRsn LUnBERm
lcsss ssd eenvlete assortment Of Building Lun.
Der, Hemlocd Fencing, 0yIrea shingles. white
Pine ands'FofSsI sGs k Ri: Also,
q al Kinds, on hand and for sss g lovest market
Corner New York avenue end 9Th street
splsu one square from Northern Market
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I'VE STAR advises its young friends 10 attend
our W asbington Business College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-We call ate tion to
our advertising columns for notice OF Q meeting
OF the association for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, to be held to- morrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

TINE ESrxSDED.-it will be seen BY refer
ence TO the advertise me nj elsewhere that the
uiLe IN Wh'ch assessments for paving that part
Of fennsy lvaniz avenue living between Sth And
I'm suee's NAV be paid. has been extended
until neon toll "rrow. Property hol,lers Who
have not paid should profit by this extension,
a. thereby one months interest on their anHa.-
went win be saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

CAR N, Of the avenue line, should have a
sloTe accommodating conductor.
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EDUCATIONAL

AEE&PERIENoGD TsACHKR, . grsdu.,e .,
the Classics and higher Mathsmafics Cd ressonsble
rstes Young men win be prepared for any COLLEGE
u desired: The best Of references Riyep Apnl,ess
ton may be made 20 q. Z. Hilton, a. NJ Wal
laeh eehool Building, BAllantynes Bookstore' or
nENTMIrpxR-A sure remedy for the Tooth
~ ~ srhs. ioce or psnrsIg'e; Rrios . cents. Rus
strobeest remedy, without any preparation; price
80 ceIts For sale in the Drug Stores. BY A X Zoe
AGO. corner and l2th streets, and many osher,
CHAkLhe eIoIT CO., $50 Penny lysnia ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

For COUGHS, colds and hoarseness, DIR. ,
dall's tar elixir is the best remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

hITG OFF GROCERIHS.-We are selling TEN
DPER CnNTs L0WER THAN ALL 9TH RS
ITS No USE GOING ANYWHERE ELSE
Best Family FiSur. s. B quarter barrel.
EXcellent Family Flour, 50 10 quarter barrel
COFFEE.
Best Java. &c per ID Roasted, only 32c. per III.
Prime Rio, l9c. per ID. Roasted, only &c per H.
White Rio &c. per ID; Roasted, only &c. per IL.
sYRUPS.
Gnt Loaf prips worth Sl.50D, for s. per gallon.
D1anond syrup sugar house,, only 7pc. per gallon.
Canton Syrup, only +ec. per gallen.
Csssard,s Best Hams, only 9nc. per ID. Prime
Sugar cured Shoulders smalJ, l2l C. peril Break
fact Bacon (sugsr curedD, l6c. per 10. Porto Rico
Brown Sugar, only lie. per 10, Demersrs Sugar
nearly whIte). l21sc per Id. New Orleans Choice
Brown, l2c: Per Id. Winslow Green O1rn. 3Oc per
Lard, l6c.
TEAS.
p Japan Tea Tor 81 per ID 81 20 imperial Tea
Tor . per 10: So Guppowder Tea tor S 80 per 10.
70 Imperial Tea for Sc. per ID. Best Black Tea
Coffee Sugar only l31se perib. Fire test Coal Oil,
Sc. per gal. Cape God Cranberries 1sc Der at,
inst received, choice lot Of Graham flonr, Dat
Heal, Dried Cherries, &c &C.
Tel 331 Pa. avenue. bet Sd and AZ SITS
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC

DROWNING & MIDDLETON
ID would respectfully ask q trial OF their
h.s been PRONOUNCED b. connois,eurs The il
FINEST GUNpowDER.
FINEST YoGSG hYsoN
FINEST ENGLISH BR nAk1AssGG.. oSe'
all ne" ''0' isS r'STlsG GTSss
GA PennsyM ania avenue.
MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
ESAsFnS SS cafEkE 41iAtEa aEApss; RIO
Browning MIDDLETON.
FISH.
20 70. s Hass hsS s.sk tHAckERrL,
81 81 ] .5 5SSS 2nnw sHA9
PPRf 6K.s6 sfHs sPSlr HERRING,
GOLDFISH and SEALED HERRlNG,
BROWNING 4 MIDDLEroN.
Ola Pennsylvsnis avenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
US pp rsys trGn s M9,r-EfBo.,rs hs,ss, 0
sspds Trade :uSssd !. SsS
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
6I4 Pennsylvania avenue
WINE0, &c.
Our stock Of WINES and LOU OBS is very COM
plete and cannot be surpassed by amy this aide Of
asn b Of Cham
W. E9 Siisrnn; Carte Blanche" Champagne,
Noett 4 Chsudar, Green SealD do.
II. MuDm DRY verzelayU do
Chas. Heidsieck do
Pleasant VALLEY Paris Exposition" do.
Hennessy 4 Co. Cognac Brandy,
Otard Dupuy q Go. CoguaC Brandy
California Brandy. Maleira Wine,
Sherry, Pert,
For sale low,b
BROW MING L MIDDLETON,
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SAN. SHAE.LEy's SILVER SHOW opans .,
Odd Fellows Hail this evening. 10 continue for
PIX nights, with his trained canaries, Java .nar
rows, peTfoT ming white mice, and q variety ex.
hibiton in general. 10 IS not only an ntcrestiny
exhibition. but everybody get- a present, And
the best proof that IL does all that is claimed
Tor L, Is the fact that II drew good houses in
Balti more for three week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

1HE FUNERAL OF John Tillman. the colored
man whose body was found in Rock Creek. A.
rla.ed ia Ihk STAR OF Saturday. took place
yesterday from his late home en- 9jth strset AMI
~as largely attended BY his friends. The sew
era orders OF which deceased Wa a member
turned Out IN strength. Among these WAS the
benevolent order OF the Sons OF 81 mon pre-
ceded By a band or music; Peter Ogden Iodga
of Masons, and Sscial lodge of odd FeIows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-06

THE "Berger Family Bell Ringers" open at
Wallis Opera House next Monday evening
They are said to be the best troupe Of that Kind
now before the public.
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ASTRAU. OH.
SHERRY WINE m ROND.

SHERRY WINE IN ROND.
We have lev or. casks very pale and delicate
Favored SHERRY In the Custom Rouse in George
town, ID. o., which we will sell at yery small AL
vance. 1t Is wine Of our own Importation from the
celebrated house OF Hsas, CadiZ and has been pro-
bounced by Judges the finest wine this side tie At
iantic. Samples can be seen at eur store.
We are Sole Agents in the District for r j. Mar.
TN CO. world renowned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distilled from the best grain expresslv
Tor medicinal uses The trade supplied distiIler
prices, by BROWNING GlDDLETON
lie T.
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FIRE AND ACCIDEsT.-Dn SATURDAY. piyht an
alarm OF ire was sounded from box s. caused
ny The dteoyery Of FIRE in q store room in the
hHkwoCd House. Not much damage was done
mail lot OF bed clothes being DESTROYER, n,
- not known how the are originated. While
going 10 the fire one Of the hose carriages ran
over young man named John BuTch, who Was
standing on the corner OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue
snd 18th street. He was picked up and removed
10 Lir residence, On III street, between 18th and
18th streets.
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TRIO OF CoIoRED FEMALE SHoPLIFTgRs-
thcers Taylor and Dyson arrested on SATURDAY.
right last Mag. ClaSett, Mag. Foster, and
Emma Williams. three colored thieves Tor
faking TWO pieces OF muslin, piece OF linen ana
a piece OF calico from the store of Akessrs Yate.
~ NseNeli. They were taken 10 the second
precinct station These are old thieves and
well AnoWu 10 our merchants. Their plan j.
Tor two OF them 20 engage the attention of the
proprietor IN one part OF the store while the
ether picks uPthe Tlunder and eonceals il under
her clothing Or in a large BASKET which she
CaITISs.
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CITY ITEMS.

BALBRIeGAN Hosl for ladies. at the astonish-
ing low price OF 20 cents, at q. Baum's Corset
Factory, 40s eth st.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc

BOOKS ON BKALTH. BY d. HALL.
COUGHS AND COLDS; On, THE pRENESTFoN
CAUSE AND CUhE OF RtOUS AFfEC-
TiOks OF TIE TBROar.
HEALTH BY cUOn LIVING
SLEEP: or. THK HYGIENE OF THE NIGHT
For sale ~
wM. BAbLANrxSE.
jan Sos 7th stre-t. fn,ellise. ~ BuIid,ns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-01
CRIIICISN.
CsSsHAOHC8s
SALINA, Nav 31st, 1871.


EpITORs JOURNAL: The editor of the
Herald in his il sle of the last week in
attempting to crlticisc rather deliberately
The JOURNAL, pointed out five errors
that he represented to have been CLEANED
from locals that had previously appeared
in that paper. In those five errors, SO
called, three are purely typographical
while the other two are not errors at all.
The two supposed mistakes in grammar
referred to by the Herald, are those in
which that is used as personal pronoun,
as, "any man that will steal in from the
back way" &c. Yves perfectly surprised
that any man that has reveled IN the lit
erary wored for twenty-five years, pub
lished newspaper during that period
and devoted himself SO assiduously to
the study of good literature, has never
yet realized that that is capable OF be-
ing used as relative personal prOnoun.
If the gentleman of the Herald will con-
suit his unabridged, ora standard gram
mar he may, "howevcr maturcd by age
or modelled by experience" find some
thing to interest him in reference to the
little word that. lie finally closes his
abortive attempt to critIcise The JOURNAL
announcing he is sure the editors ofthat
paper would be the better Of gram
mar" Now if Prot. Wight or some 9th
or distinguished literary gentlemen of
Salina will analyze the above sentence,
Would be the better of u grammar" and
contrast its real grammatical meaning.
if indeed it has any at I'LL, with that in
tended 10 be conveyed by the editor,
think he vii; find ti.at he missed his ark
N least "six rows of apple trees. "''In re-
gard to the sentence "when The bricks
do be burned" the insipid and scnsclcss
ofthe expression is so apparent
as TO render comment and criticism un
nesscsary, but if he still insists tina, the
in question is not an cxa,npl,
false syntax,we will endeavor to satisfy
MS mind TO the contrary, if indeed, a sell
will admit of demonstration
Now Mr.. Editor of the Harold, if in the
future you still feel disposed to indulge
your propensity 10 criticisc, we respect
fully recommend tina. You elicit the aid
Of that young and flushing scion of the
editorial staff, or your "elbow friend,
md, if their illusions don't manifest 81
more thorough acquaintance with their
mother language than was displayed in
your issue of the 9th, You had better
hereafter let out the job Of criticism en-
irely; especially soft you can get it done
1t 80 per cent. off Of the legal rates."
J.C.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-01
nOn enAWA CoVMY.
MiNNEApOLIs. Nav Goth l

SuANNk-nfVLaS, may svtu AcSi.
DEAR JOURNAL: The petition to the
township board asking that vote be
ordered to issue township bonds is being
numerously signed. These bonds are
for the purpose of building u bridge
across the Solomon river at this point.
From the present indication the bonds
will be voted, as very few to whom the
petition is presented refused to sign, and
all agree that bridge is very much need
ed here. The business men of Salina, in
order to reap the. full benefit Of this brid &C
at Minneapolis, should build a bridge
across Salt creek near George Green's
crossing The road from Green's cross
ing to S:.ina, leads across III: bluff
through q natural gap, or Up ming, to
Pitts place on the edge of the Saline val
ley. The road then passes down the val
ley near the bluff, and across the Saline
river at Bakers. We have Travelled this
road several times and know it to be
smooth and of easy grade, and the best
and shortest route from the Solomon to
Salina. There is a large spring of water
and good stopping point at Pitts'which
is about halfway ACROSS.
think it is without doubt the intcn-
ton of the people to build bridge here
this Summer. SOLOMON.
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nheOldTplflt Any,e.

The Pro- slavery spirit is not yet ex
tinct. Multitudes in the south ill mourn
the departure of the divine institution,
and refuse to be comfosted." Thi.
feeling found expression in the Ameri
can Baptist missionary society in Chica
go on Saturday. Rev.sDr. Burroughs
Of Richmond, Of whom the union prison
ers in that city during the war retain no
pleasant recollections, had the effrontery
to assert that, in his opinion, the hold
ing Of Africans in bondage was not
wrong" The declaration excited equal
surprise and displeasurc, and was turbu.
lently secuted by the multitude of CHI is.
tan men and women to whom it was adj.
dressed. ...-,-.-.-.--
This declaration, with others like it,
are only significant as Illustrative Of the
tenacity with which representative men
Of the south adhere to their ancient ideas,
and as jns,ifying the assumption that,
under favorable circumstances, the at
tempt would be made to revive the in
stitution. When Jefferson Davis, in his
jubiIant speech over the claimed demo-
GRAFT victories in Connecticut and New
Hampshire, declared that "The Lost
Cause is not Lost" he had in his mind
the return Of the south to its normal con-
dition, slavery included. With the d. .
mOcracy again in the ascendant, he looks
for the peaceful achievement OF what he
fought for in vain.
The occasional signs Of acquicscencc
IN accomplished events which show them
selves at the north Gas in the recent Val.
landigham resolutions) are gratifying but
not conclusive. They will meet with no
general response, and will only be given
expression in localities, like Ohio, where
public sentiment will be satisfied with
nothing else. Elsewhere, there will be
silence SO long as silence is prudent. But
should the representatives of the repub-
lican party be discharged from service.
and the democratic party be given con-
troll by the votes Of the south, such re-
action would ensue as would result in the
attempt TO undo all that the war achiev-
ed. This is wha; Jefferson Davis hopes
for, and, If necessary TO retain power.
Ibis Is what the democratic party would
do. Fortunately, those who have begun
the work Of national redemption. have
the power, if united to carry il on to
perfect completion. 'i2iInt if divided, the
prophecy of Jefferson Davis that
9 The Lost Cause is not Lost" will be-
:onic Il fact, and the present generation
may ike to see slavery again recognized !
As :,n existing institution.-T5peka Com
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-01

There is some considerable feeling ex-
hibited among many leading men IN IA
vor OF giving Fitz John Porter new
hearing upon his military m ovements in
consequence of which he was dismissed
from the service. Some papers have come
ont and bitterly opposed anything of
the kind, asserting we've had enough
of Fitz John Porter; let him alone"
There is just as much consistency and
good sense shown in allowing Fitz John
Porter, or any other Union soldier, to
free himself from blame, if possible,
as to enffanchise rebels and bring them
back to our friendly embrace.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-01

In the June Sd number of Appleton 5
journal appears well written article, en-
titled "Thc Decline Of Parliamentary
Talent" The question is asked, "where
are the risiag statesmen "Mr Glad
stone, Mr.. Bright, Mr.. Disracli, Mr.. Lowe
and MIR. Forster, are each in his way the
most powerful minds that ever stwayeti
in the House. But where are the young
men to take their places = =
When Mr.. Gladstone looks around, he
sees abundant power of mastering detail,
a prolific READINGS, to concentrate pOlit
ical life on the dative CASE admirable
aptitudcs for business, and a consum-
mate mastery Of the multiplication Ia
BILE; but he looks in vain for the broad
craftsmanship or the intellectual brilli-
ancy with which the House ofCommons
was richly endowed in past days. He
surysE.r,'---wSahsa Of mediocsity."
Amcric:th writers often follow in prot
ty much the same strain when bewaiIing
the tendency of American craftsmanship
to mcdiocrity. Mediocrity was found in
in the old Senate chamber thirty years
ago, as it now is in the new. The dig
nificd rhetoric of Sumner, the brilIiancc
of fervor Of Shurz, the solid cloquence
of Carpenter, and fervent logic of Trum-
bull, when compared with the abilities
Of the "old masters" show no ineauali.
ties. Great events occasion the exhibi-
ton OF prev ously latent powers of mind,
md the world is magneiized until the
historians pen has transcribed the won
tsrfnl doings and sayings of men sud
denly great. Post Gritty makes the busts,
he laurel wreathcs and the monuments.
its laUdation is Just; some
ines it is unjust. Occasion makes men
orators, heroes all
llike-and America has as great men
low as ever. Young men are plenty to
i'll the stations of the oil !, AMI are in ev-
cry way capable.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-01

AFRAID OF MUp.-We make the follow
ing extract from the Saline County jour
nal:
"Thc county printing was submitted TO
bids, according To notice, and on Tuesda,
last, the commissioners awarded the
painting 10 the Herald, that paper hay
ing agreed TO do the work ninety per
cent below the legal rates"
The Herald is the paper that is SO
afraid of mud. Poor thing, we are sor.
ry for its nerves, lift has any. Evident
" in this transaction it has buried il
ears. long rs they are, in the slime. We
hope Sister Hanna will remember this
little business arrangement, next time
she accuses US OF being u disgrace to the
profession. :'Git aeout," you rat ct
fawd County Independent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-01

The ruin that is going on in Paris is
unparalleled in history. The most at
tractive portions Of the city have been
destroyed, and blood and carnage gil her
streets.
LArEs.-The latest dispatches from
across the water stated that the civil war
in Paris is virtually ended. The Com.
munist have at last been conquered and
everything bctokens a temporary qui.
etude.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-01
The Washington City Pa'roif says o

The Washington City Patroit says of
Senator Chandler:
"On recent occasion he was over
come with the honor of seat at table
tdoubtiessly purposely arranged) next
to Earl Degrey. When sufficiently mel
lowed by Her Najesty's sherry TO over
come the natural modesty for which he
is SO much distinguished, Chandler could
not restrain his ELUSIVE gratitude, and
blurted out, Earl, after the war, when
We hsd ,OOO, 900 of men, and 800 ships,
was in favor OF giving England I'D