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somebody win be saying presently that our
bo&rdo OF Health doesn't amount 10 much, II II
ALLOWS suen notorious nuisance as the sinking
manure heaps On water street, at the foot OF
Ninth street, TO remain undisturbed.
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presidential nomination thrust upon him after
all. 1t remains to be seen whether he will ask
to have his name drawn out of that crowd. -
The anti-secret society convention, in session at
Oberlin, Ohio, last week, completed its business
and adjourned on Thursday evening, after nom
mating Charles Francis Adams, OF Massachu-
sets, for President, and General Charles How
ard, of Illinois, for Vice President. The con-
vention adopted a resolution asserting their
belief 90 that the network of secret orders, now
sIread anc spreading throughout this country
and the world, is essentially different from and
opposed to Christian church and a republican
state"
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The democrats must be pretty "'umble,
when they accept e. their candidate the man
~lo wrote (see Tri6une) -" All democrats are
not horse-thieyes, but all h0rse-thieves are
democrats"
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~On two emigrant ships arriving An Nsv
York on the 21st and I'D there have been over
forty deaths and as many more cases now in
hospital. AZ
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A USTIN p. BROWN,
n Corner n. n. avenue and 18Th street.
Washington. ID. C.,
LtMBhR, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &c. &C GO
LuMBtR BILLS Get e. order on short notice
BLUE STONE for Building, Matchmaking ana
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of the pis-
REAL ESTATE bought aud seld ana money I'm.
vested. To THE branch Of the bus iness Wi here
alter give my personal attention, and will be NJ my
hffice daily from ten .. until four m mari n
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The bill providing for the reissue of the Ma
tional Bank currency will, 1t is stated, go over
until next session, when Representative Mon
roe. of Ohio, who has it in charge, will endeavor
to Pass it, 1t Is great pity that the s'economy''
which prompts the delay of this necess airy meas
ure should not have been applied in directions
where II would have stopped larger expendi-
fures for purposes not a. legitimate
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BOARDING..

TOR REET-On the LIST of une-A suite of nicely
month, at No. TIC 18th ST., between q and Ii, N W
rrst CHASE bOAkD. gu per month. ms ST.
FOR RENT-WITH BOARD-Large, pleasant,
gle d floor, fronting Franklin park; delightful
On % 1880 ns.f sS A''H
pARTlES DESIRING COUNTRY BOARD CAN
Ros Se s s With Large Rooms and good
street cars; on Tenallytown rosd; carriage TO the
cSs pTS On premises or at 6io 18th street be-
EIRST-CLAsS BOARD-With large and small
situated. Table Boarders taken at moderate terms
curing the summer months. Apply at No. 9a2 Sd
1900 = ST, -NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE FB.
aaoxSS bft HOu,e..Handsomely furnished
BOARD. Terms reduced for the summer months,
Transient and Table Bosrders also accommodated.
C0UNTRY BOARD WANTED IMMEDIATE-
Of T within ia q
Postal L addT Sc. VIZ full description and
GOOD BOARD, PLEAsANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, ct YlO5 corner Of Pennsylva-
ana avenue a1d zlst street. mAylh
pLEAsANT RESIDENCE AND BOARD in the
~ :sSs faTs On
and elegant house, With large garden attached for
single gentlemen during tie sumner months. Tor
ais III strees between ana :eo' IsV e:
Al %css wS :rs md 9as
man. ann
F1rHRsUTSG4h HYsSv ssoAkDi WIIa PLsAsANf
street. Good location. and accessible. mh1s-iy
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TA WHOLESOME STIMULANT, THAT Is
S ABSOLUTELY PORE.

ply sicisns throughout the world agree "a TO the
necessity for dlffusiye stinulants in medical prac
lice, but complain, and with good reason, of the
'mpossibility of obtaining them pure The diff
Guilty here presented would be q serious one indeed
If the class Of agents limited to the aduteratei
liquors and wines of trade. 1t vanishes, however
when the absolute purity and extraordinary res
torave properties of Hostetter's Bitters are taken
into consideration. As a stimulsnt the article is
absolutely free from everything Objectionable: but
this Is only one OF its Recommendations If il were
nothing more than an excitant its effects would be
fleeing 1t might refresh and revive the sy stem for
tswminutes, but could produce no permanent benefit
The stimulating elements of the Bitters is means
not an end. The tonic, anti bilious, curative and
aperient vegetable juices combined in the prepare
ton are the agents that mpart vRor and regularity
20 the weakened ard disordered organization, the
spirituous principle being chiefly useful In diffusng
their influence through the system and otherwise
facilitating their operation Alcohol, even in its
purest form, is not so much medicine as a motive
power, by which the specifics Of the vegetable king
dom may be brought 20 bear upon the debilitated
ard disoTdered organs that require renovating and
regulating; and il is in this way that the pure es-
ence Of rye incorporated in HOstetters Bitters in
cIeases the efficiency Of the purely medical ingre-
Lients. mY-eo3tSW
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Doubtless the abandonment of the claim for
consequential damages by our government, after
formally asserting il, will be distssterul to the
national pride, but really it amounts to nothing
more than a sentimental concession. Nobody
expected that We should gain anything in sub
stance by putting in the demand for conse-
quential damages. IL was in the nature of an
@ asking price," allowing margin for a fall to
a "taking price" 1t would certainly be more
in accordance with national dignity to demand
only what Is fair and just, and accept nothing
less but this is not the fashion of that fine thing
called diplomacy. The time will come, perhaps,
when the business intercourse of nations will be
transacted like that between individuals, with
honest directness, as the best policy, aside from
its moral aspects; but for the present none Of
the governments of the world seem inclined to
set up one-price shops.
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The Massachusetts board Of health report An
alarming increase in the use Of opium In that
state, and ascribe 1t to the prohibition OF the
use Of liquor. The question with the temper
ance agitators now 10, whether they will pro-
hibit the sale Of opium except on physicians
prescription.
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~ TIE LADIES OF THE MITE SOCIETY
10y of the
ESGRTB STREET o.. Ed METHODIST EPIS.
COPAL CHGkCH, will hold q CRANBERRY
aud FLORAL FESTIVAL, commencing Tues
DAY the 2Sthin at Odd Fellows Hall, Sth street
soui beast, and continuing during the week ms St.
0ECHRISTIAN sHEPHERDs-Ou TUES
~ DAY the 18th, at 8 O'Clock the Sd, or Baptis-
mai Degree, will be conferred ia MOUNT OLIVE
GROVE, No. ], Shepherds Hall, corner Louisiana
ay' nue. and 18th street. The members OF sister
Gro. es and Councils are fraternaly invited to at
iend. By order OF the W. 8. NJ.
mis- z E BURDINE Rec Sac
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In its 7:3O Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Raa-
road Company furnishes to tn, public an invest
ment security which combines the ready nsgo.ia-
bility, the convenience, and the high credit Of a
rstclass railroad bond with the solidity and safety
OF a real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par In currency, and yield
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging s Dos.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on a
land grant which, the completion Of the road, will
average 5000 acres to each mile of track.
They are issued in denominations from 800 to
81 400 Coupon, and slU0 to $40 900 Registered, have
thirty years to rum bear interest of per cent
in gold, and are EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX to the holder.
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post offc
address, Of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ex-
change, without expense to the investor, at their
highest current prices.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NJ w U F K.
JUAN BOYLE a 60.
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs,
SO. us fIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTs' EU.LDiN.
FOR SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on s,uth A
street twee 81 aus 81 streets with al the nlotarr
on balance.
eEVFGAL YARNS,
small and srrc, the line a the Pofr. of n ,cf.
ksilrosd within a few minutes walk Of the depot;
within thirty minutes OF wAshington Terms essy
Also,
One o. 20 acres on the road and same distance
iron depot, In prov ed by n oUse, &C
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol fronting on New JERSEY aveuue. ana 40
the nness situations ia the CITY
bOusE on North street. sae0 cash, balanoe
THREE HANDSOME HOUSES in the vest ,us.
HOUSES And LoIstn al parts Of the city.
MONEY TO LOAN
In sums OF from sl.eoo to slO.SO on real estate
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The unexpected strike of the farm laborers in
England, a class even lower in the social scale
than our former slaves, and with less iutelli-
gence, has startled the conservatives of that
country more than any event of the past fifty
years. That class of people hitherto regarded
as of just about as much consequence in the
political world as the horses or oxen employed
with them in their farm labor, should have the
audacity TO talk Of their rights was surprising;
but not more astonishing than the fact that they
stick TO the new idea and will not be threatened
or cOaxed out OF it. The strike appears to have
assumed definite and formidable shape, and is
constantly on the increase. The disaffection
has now spread to DOrsetshre and others of the
inland counties, and everywhere the cry is for
an advance OF wages. That this cry is not an
unreasonable one We think will be conceded by
every one when informed that what these dis
satisfied tillers of the soil want, and seem de-
termined 10 have, is the sum of about SID Der
week! How is that for high-wages?
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y Z RIAL DAY.

~ I MORAL DAY.
Tie Committee on the Decoration, of Soldiers
feesHs that tnsy as
in the arrangement Of the decorations.
Parties desiring to G ntribute Flowers not having
can have them called for on WEpSEsDAYP VI NEXT S"i
by lea'i ing their address at the rooms Of the Com
MIST E.A. JACOBS. Chairman Committee
nSWE, THE BAKERS OF Washinston and
IN ,Ss price t ssI d 81 the LsSs1t
;. As r.; IIE PEICE - sEEapO Tug pilss 8
TO stores. and cents 10 pri' ate customers me-. So
~ NORTH WASP .GGT9N BUILDING AS
N. attention q, .nS!., lion, LION; ,. o,,,
Association psTenisry called to the r.t regular
meeting fer the payment Of dues, to be held at Bur
y Il: nj FIRST ri fG SIIae,
The Directors are especially ,rized 70 recsiy.
seript5S,ns. and books for the purpose are now
Pr .ident-GEo. W. CIssELL. grocer, No. $40
e. 20 HssPs e.,
DiIcs,oTs.E {, EGKLOFF. Dep. Marshal Dist,
oSs dI II so 81 street n bet and g.
); RUSSELL, real estate Broker, No TIT 18th
LIE. CANNON No. I4.4 street NV.
JOS WEYRiCa, butte her No 1900 7,h st. W ;.
SoIS 56Y ESsSs No. 81! 81 sih s stree; NV.
'P scerstsG1 nron5i1 once pRrscorr omc a,e
- Certihcats. Of stock win be ready for issue.
es the nrstreeular meeting night, at the ONCE Of
msyN lot JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
~EXAMINATI0N OF TfA0HKKs.-Tae
he Bsid,ns june g is Ss conn m
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Chairman Committee on Teachers.
myf3N Rep enron. Pat.
~ DIR; A. graft. Gr.duate Of ohio College
4 3 of Dental Surgery ,l3J 7th street, betw sen
bacon sns Rev 81 ga S.n. Hall
I .AUaDRY-Just opened at 1916 10th street-
in neat s,sie S.n niC,e: and pressed
.ssLins and ironing done In the neatest man a
LIMITED STATES PAINT OFFICE,
on the petition q B. si2&S6N q I Ne. Tork
him q. i sSs 'a az 81 e .nsd
prsvtment 10 f.Is Boies for 6nni6ass:, &c 'n
4 ss & 4, g 5sy e
time for fling Arguments and the kxaminer's report
hsd q q II: s ;1 Il sa:
ofsHti q; sFss1sss.
THE CELEBRATED YeRKsHIRI RELI.H-
les Pie - and 80 e'n''' Dor '1HBi Pea.
my2s s.if Corner L and r 7.S S st1ssi..
WIVES AND LIQUORS FOB MEDICINAL
| u nave IN store me old Whiskies, Holland Gin
| SS!sndiss CatAwoa Wines. extra fne old Bursundy
4 W,ns, 10 ysars old. California Wines. Black6srrv
| Also, 's"e'f' ~'o rort W ines
Row s,,n, CLARET WINES. d.
GSs f ssi. fsSris'' ohATrt E. Cider
n2sst Corner 1 and 7tI strssi..
| ~ eh and 7fh streets n W.. ss,n Al ~, oetweet
SECONDHAND CLOTHING q - sra ssg =, maze e
R.-slOOND-HAHD CLOfHIuo far s,.n
! "s<A - onlsesDU Sees "a 0-lV
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lHE GREAT FALLS ici COMPANY. a..l.
er. IN ks1nsbec, Boston, and Great IeIls Ice, are
Ice n any quantity, g he lowest hgurss.
0rafw istt q ISSe street W. or Depot, 10Th
e y. o. WHITW ELL.
MA cow Secretary end Treasurer.
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MEDICAL, &c.

DE- sss:. s s'i s,!s g s r.
q n e ?: a, g his o11es, q. ~, corner q ntS
rssidsaes ~ Hs:sssSS:ss,s ss.sss. bssysss
i 70 ,, ~ II e. Iro9 his ESet s1kstses2
HseDital, asd DrssSsos e thirty years aDonG belh
maae eoa ssnasss - - vaFreos 80 y . -
G.b..ypos H. rscsiDs Of 90. sdvies md nsal.
enc ~ Ssss.s y s1Dsss. bsvsEsass g go
RI6ALI DU11S6S FSoSs1 oo1 Qona4e1s15
4 cases taken. Describe eass sn1oeeclose -, -
f scs f9S 1879 sa ~ = ~ n 49,,
he; M0TIg Enla@ rSxDsss. qaPSzle
sions, ca1ssi b isiiSorefica, 6cnorrho1. 631S7
serosSla, m Disss's, sySAais, . n 4 5sssss
BslssS G1esSs go H0essy dJsesrIs6.
o0A IN Washingtoa by VI. u. uHfV ImD,
r. s% 81. - 81 v - ave. saA IN 80.
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The closely packed columns of figures on the
pages of the reports which are being issued
from the census Office from time to time, as un-
inviting as they look to ''the general reader y
are full of suggestive and interesting matter,
not only for political economists and scientists,
b,n for every one who has intelligence enough
70 appreciate the importance Of the facts which
may be educed from these statistics, by analy.
sis and comparison with previous reports. Some
wonderful results are shown by comparison
alone. In the year 1850 the national census
gave as the entire products of manufactures,
mining, and fisheries in the United States only
s1,0l9, JOG GIG In 1870 the single state of Penn
sylvania produced In manufactures alone, ex-
elusive of mines and fisheries, sI25, 500 ,424. Ii
the aggregate OF the mining were included, the
return would, no doubt, equal the whole pro-
duct of the entire country in 1850. Such a
growth in twenty years is amazing. Should the
increase in the current decade be in the same
ratio as in the last, the aggregate for Pennsyl-
vania in 1880 will be nearly $1,000, 900 900, or
considerably more than the entire product OF
the nation in 1s6e. We merely make these state
ments as illustrating the Importance of the
census reports. Ii would take large volume
to exhibit their bearing on matters affecting the
health, the social condition, the political status
and material prosperity of the people.
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The success of the carpenters, m..on,, paint

The success OF the carpenters, masons, paint
ers and other mechanics who "struck' for eight
hours in New York, has emboldened other en-
ployes to follow their example, and at least
$4,000 working people in that city, including
furniture men, marble workers, pattern makers,
yarnishers and polishers, ship-joiners, coach
painters, vheelwrights, blacksmiths, etc., ETC.,
are now organized to take part in the move
ment, and some of them intend to strike to-
day. The plumbers strike has Just ended in a
victory for the workmen. The coffin-makers
are now on a strike, and their motto is sseight
hours or no funerals" The weather Is warm
and they are likely to get their demand before
the newspapers can fire off their jokes on such
a grave subject by remarks that this is running
the strikes in the ground. The clerks employed
In the business houses are making an effort to
obtain half holiday every Saturday afternoon
at one O'Clock, in accordance with the custom
which is almost universal throughout England
In London, Liverpool, Manchester, and all the
large cities, no business is transacted on Satur-
day afternoons, except by small retail stores and
the arrangement seems to work well both for
employers and employees. The clerks in Phil
adelphia are about to make the same demand.
The custom has been started there, but has not
yet been generally adopted.
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TIE TURP-C. W. woolley, of Cincinnati
has offered to match Longfellow against Harry
Bassett, two and half miles at Jerome Park
n. Y, june Is, and Colonel McDanels agree:
to accept the proposition at 81, O00
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x
Grave az nouIce to the public that they are pre-
Iared to receive, at No. 1916 street. contribu
tons OF fiowe ., Evergreen, and materials needet
in The arrangement Of the decora atoms.
PartiesdesiriRR TO attribute Flowers. not havini
the means to convey them to Arlington the Dot
can have them called for on WEDNESDAY NEXT
by leaving their address at the rooms Of the Com
ms A. IA IACORS Chair-nan Canpnit.aa
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THE STEAMSHIP BALTIMORE, injured in col
lision of Hastings, England, has been towed to
Southampton, where she goes INTO the dock for
repairs. -s
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THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION has accepted
badges woven of silk on the jacquard loom, and
has appointed a committee to prepare an address
10 the people showing the purposes of the exhi-
bition. resolution asking Congress TO have the
census taken in June, 1f6. to show the growth
Of the country was referred to the committee on
legislation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-30
FROM CHARLESTON,

The news from our State Capital is as yet
very meagre. In another column will be
found the able address of the Hon. G. J..
Faulkner on the occasion of taking his seat as
temporary Chairman of the Convention.
In the Senate on the 22d, the following
resolution was offered and adopted: =
BY Mr Sherard-That the committee on
internal improvements, DC, inquire into the
expediency of Incorporating a company to
construct a railroad up the North Branch of
the Potomac river, from some point on the
Bit more aud Ohio railroad, with branches
up the tributaries of said river, aud with
power to extend said road to some poiut ON
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
In the House, on the same day, Mr.. Gran.
than introduced, on leave, a bill authorizing
the Board of Supervisors of Jefferson county
to issue county bonds. and extending the
time Tor returning the %delidquent list of JEFF
ferson county.
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Death of Col. B. F. Washington.

From the Baltimore Gazette of Wednesday
Ae clip the following dispatch -
SAN FRANCISCO, january % Colonel Il
f. Washington, editor of the Examiner, a
Virgiuian by birth, formerly Mayor of Sacra-
mento. Collector of the port of San Francisco.
under Buchanan, and late State Tide Land
Commissioner died last night.
As a native and well>known former citizen
OF this county, the death of Col. Washington
Will cast a gloom over his large number of
friends and acquaintances in our midst.
The Free Press says of him
Col. B. +. Washington was born at ..Cedar
Lawn" in this county. He was a son of John
Thornton Augustine Washington who was a
grandson OF Samuel Washington, the Oldest
full brother of General George Washington.
Since his removal to California he has not only
been a successful journalist, as before stated,
but has occupied positions of public trust
there with fidelity to the people and honor t,
himself, and, at ons time was prominent tor
the United States Senatorship.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-30

A. Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court for Jefferson County. on the fret
Monday in December. 1871. Jacob G. willard for
himself and on behaito of the PaternaiH eirs of VIM.
Grove. decd, against the Unknown Here of X to
Richter, Dec'd:-if such there be-Supplemental
Cross Bill in Chancery in the case of James w.
Glenn ct al vs the Upknown Heirs 4 If such there
beg of Kate Richter, decd.
The Unknown Here Of Kate Richter "a sister of
John Grove. father of VIM. Grove, decd .)-ii my
such there be-ar hereby notified that on the oath
day Of November, A-D, 1871. the petitioner flied
the said Cross Bill in said Circuit Coutt, where the
same is nov pending. Said bill alleges that said
Court by its decree in the origins ii case Of Glenn ct
al us. Henry Blackford ct al ha. reserved one eighth
part Of the PaterLal Estate of said William Grove,
decd. in order TO protect the Unknown Heir. VI
Kate Richter, decd . If euch survive; and aleo al
leges that no sucn U known Heirs or represents.
tives OF Kate Richter were in existence at tho death
Of William Grove, decd. Th. object and prayer
Of the Supplemental Cross B III 10 for n decree find
ing and adjud eing that no ,uch Unknown Heirs
exist. and tnat the fund set spart to protect their
intercsts may be disfribuied among the other Heirs
at law of William Grove. decd, now before the
Court.
witness, VIM. A.. Cbapline. Clerk of said Court,
this Both of January. 1872.
Jan 80 1872 VIM A CHAPLINE. CLERK
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL offer at public sale, on the farm or the
Il Shenandoah river, knowna as the Chspiine farm
amt about mile from Keyes' Ferry. on
WEDNESDAY, 3lst day of January,
the following among other articles:
3 head of Horses,
! two,year old Colt,
l Mare-supposed TO be with foal
l Mich Cow,
5 head of young Cattle, 2 years old
! do. Yearling,
8 head of s'sck Hogs-ipcluding l fine
Brood Sow,
500 lbs of NEW BACON,
A lot of Cabbage.
FARMING UTENSILS.
l Sunfsh Plow, good as new, only run one
season;
3 Double Shovel Plows,
2 Single do,
l Corn Planter,
] three. horse Harrow,
Treble And Doubi. Trees.
= new Shovels w.t., Bolts, all new, never
been used.
ThRMS OF ~SALE.-Atcredit of Sig Month. will
be given on j! sums vveFTcn Dollars. note and sp-
proved security required, the notes to bear interest
FROM dsto, but IL paid promptly when due The in-E
terest viii he remitied. Sumo of Ten Dollars and
under CASH. No property to be removed until
settled for. -
o. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A.. ".
Jan. Is, 1872. JOS. l.. DAILY.
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which / do in all possible kiDdness-I would

which | do in all possible kindnessHI would;
let discussion be free, earnest and exhaustive /;
but let 1t not degenerate into that yapid de-
bate too common in our deliberatise halls
which survives the interest of the heafer, and
the patience of the public. The people of
this State expect that great work which they
have confded to your hands to be well done.
They also expect it tofbe done promptly,
without any unnecessary consumption Of time
and money.
Gentlemen. asking pardon for the tho .ex-
tended remarks have made, and thanking
you for your courtesy and attention. we viii
now nroceed to the permanent Organization of
this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -