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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-18

SMALLPOX HospITAL.-It was stated in
Saturdays Gazette that the erection of small
pox hospital on the Poor's House lot, as order
ed by the City Council on the previous night,
would be commenced this morning, and such
was the intention Messrs. Hall & Lyles had
contracted to build such a house as was requlr--
ed for 1915, the lumber had been bought and
every thing was ready to proceed with the
work at the appointed time. But the best laid
plans of men aud mice aft gang aglee, tor when
MIR. Hopkins, chairman of the Committee on
Public Property of the City Council, with the
contractors, appeared upon the designated spot
at an early hour this morning, they were met
by number Of the citizens of the ueighborhood
who protested so urgently against, the erection
of the hospital 10 that locality that their re-
monstrancc was needed, the execution OF the
work suspended, and the order for the delivery
of lumber couutermanded until another meet
ing of the City Council could be held and fur
Their action taken upon the subject, and for this
purpose the Mayor has called meeting OF
both boards Of that tody tonight. 1t Is under
stood that those who objected to the erection
of the building will apply for an Injunction re-
straining the City Council from the execution
of its order
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Boston, February Q, IS

DUsIUIl, I tUI U!lI " IV-IV'
DR.. Tut Dear Sir-Will you please inform
me at what druggist, in New York l can get
your Expectorant as | Can use some of it to ad,
vantage, having seen the effect of it on q friend
of mine? l am fully satisfied that it has but to
be tried to establish its merits. 1t works like
magic What is your wholesale price, deliver
ed in New York? Let me know where can
be had for the present in New York. and will
communicate with you further at another time.
Very truly yours,
w a. BARRON, 96 Summer st.
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oct 3

Gs~LADIEs MISSES AND CHGLDRES's Doors
AND SHoEs-We are this day receiving full
line of Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots and
Shoes, suitable for fall and winter use, embrac-
ing all of the styles now in use, which we conf
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best stock in the
city. We solicit purchasers to call and exam
inc for themselves, as they will be sold at low
prices [oct 81 WADDEY's, "a King ST.
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AT meeting of the Harmonic A IS tawapSs
held last night, donation was m' es ~" iate
the fund now being raised 70 pay pay Hvdrauiion
repairs to the engine house OF the ~ u'"''''
Fire Company.
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THE WI l. $ ON
NEW UNDERFEED
Shuttle Sewing Machine

DlluttlO OOhlllS mdOllllV
Is lighter running, more simple, moro durable,
and easier TO manage than any other Shuttle
Sewing Machine.
1t sews the thinnest as we'll as the heaviest
fabrics-even leather.
1t is kept in perfect running order, free OF
charge, for five years. - ,, no,
LARS. payable IN monthly instnlmeuts, at
PRE1ZFELDER & BENDHElM'S,
No. IA King street.
A. ROSENTHAL, General Agent,
oct 26-eo3m sol 7th ST., Washington, D. {.
CEWING MACHINES
We have on hand a good assortment Of the
celebrated GROVER i BAKER SEWING
MACHINES, with all the late improvements.
Our sales of the above have been very large,
and the machines give general satisfaction
MACHINE This machine makes the shuttle
stitch, and is preferred by some on that account.
It has several advantages over others making
the same kind of stitch.
We will be pleased To exhibit the machines TO
parties interested. Sold on the most liberal
terms. eDoo
OFFICE ORANGE, ALExA. & MAN k. K. Co, !
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 80 1872
NOTICE-The ANNUAL MEETING OF
N the Stockholders OF the ORANGE, ALIEN
ANDRIA AND MANASSAS RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at the office of the
Company, in Alexandria, OH EDNESDAY,
the 9TH proximo, ut y o clock III.
~ ''>' L. w. REID, Secretary.
The transfer books will be closed from the 18th
proximo until the adjournment of the abov,
meeting. oct "o-coto
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DHILIP PARK,
NEW BOOkSl
NEW BOOKS!
Received to- day ut

Received to-day 1T
FRENCH'S, NO. IS KING STREET.
TIE EUSTACE DIAMONDS, by Anthony
Trolope; paper covers, Sl;25 bound. IS
THE HILLS OF SHATEMUC; vol.". LIS
A SUMMER ROMANCE; l vol........ l.50
HOW WILL IT END? vol.."....."..... $50
MY BROTHERS KEEPER; vol....... l.50
ISOLlNA: vol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
HANDBOOK OF REFERENCE ...... $50
HANDBOOK OF THE TOILET. ......... l.50
THE LAIRD OF NORLAW, Mrs. Oil
rhant ................ $50
WILFRID CUMBEKMEDE, McDonsld
George. $50
ROBERT AINSLEIGH, Miss Braddon;
volumes. ooo
THE HARVEYS, by Henry kngslcy"... LIS
JOSH BILLINGS ALLMlNA& for '73. Is
APPLETON'S SCIENCE MONTHLY. 50
CHATTERBOX; new lot for 1872; COM
pl.te ..................... 80
OLIVE VAkCOE, or True to the Last. 81
THE STORY OF SIBYLLE. by Octave
Feulllet ~
New Books daily.
oct II G. E. FRENCH
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Mrs. G. l.. SIMPSON,
Vl No. Us King street,

MRS C. L. SIMPSON,
IHl No. Us King street.
Is now opening at her BAZAAR OF FASHION
a very large and elegant assortment of
FALL MILLINERY,
embracing every style of the season.
The EONN ETS and HATS cannot be sur
passed for beauty, and there will be kept con-
stantly on hand during the season complete
assortment from which ladies can made seec-
tons. Those wishing to make their own Bon
nets will lind ai necessary materials ut very low
cost
Also Ruches and Rufs, Collars in every new
shape Real Laces, Black Wells, White Wells,
Cambria Edgings and Insertings Cotton Trim
mings, Handkerchefs, and Dress Tri INNINGS Of
every description, Corsets very cheap, Hair
Goods in every new design, Chignons, Plaits,
Curls, Finger Puts; Something entirely new
and Switches in real hair Thread and Jute,
Combs, Brushes, Soaps, Ornaments, Bracelets
and Sets, and everything that can be found in
frst-cla$s Millinery and Trimming store A
pleasure to show goods. oct2
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1. Schwartz ~ Co.,

L. Schwartz ~ Co.,
at the
SAREPTA CLOTHIN HALL,
SO King street,
Are now exhibiting, without exception, the fin est
and best selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ever before brought to this city. Their superior
garments are warranted equal in every respect
to those made by the best of merchant tailors,
and arc sold cheap. Call and convince yourself
SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
sep 26 80 King street
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URrGOGDS.
DECEIVED. THIS DAY.

A large assortment of REAL HAIR swift
CHES and BRAIDS; also JUTE; also the best
quality Children,s, Ladies and Gents MERINO
UNDER WEAR the largest and best assort-
kinds of Fancy and Worsted Goods, such as
Ladies and Children's Fancy Hoods; Cloth and
Canvas Slippersi Ladies' Silk Neck Ties and
Shawls al qualities, of Ladies and Chldren's
Woolen Hose; Ill kinds of Trimmings, and ev-
erythng belonging to frst.class Notion House.
nov l2-2w a. DIEDEL.
4 CARD take pleasure in informing my
~ friends and the public that have made an
arrangement with Mr.. VIM. r. Riley, No. 7l3.
opposite Centre Market, Washington city, where
hope to have the pleasure of showing you an
elegant assortment Of F1RST-CLASS DRY
GOODS. Our stock is at all times very large
your patronage that can make it to your in
terest to deal with me. We sell at the lowest
cash prices. AS my position will in some meas
ure depend upon the amount of trade can
bring TO the house. your kind notice of this will
be duly appreciated by
nov 9-tD25 Alexandria, Va.
JUST OPENED.
A handsome lot Of Silk Pop.iDs, in beautiful
shades of blue, lilac silver grey, ashes Of roses,
&c. These goods are very handsome and cheap.
Shades OF the new cOlOrS IN SatteenS.
A fine line of Black Cashmeres.
Black Apucas at all priccs-somc extremely
fine goods
Cassimeres for boys, and Prints, and Bleachcd
and Brown Cottons, Of all grades.
nov J. M. STEWART.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GooDs'
Epngelines, Satteens, Irish Poplins, Reps and
Mohairs.
ii, al I. ,1o
oct 25 WILMER s SLAYMAKER.
(,HILDRN's WoRSTEED CATERS.
Have this day opened an assortment Of
WORSTED GOODS,
for childrcns wear consisting of Caters, Stock
ings, Leggins, Sc. G. q. BERRY,
oct % II King street.
WATERPROOF CLOAKING-A large
w stock Of Black, Brown and Green, at
nov & ROBT. L. WOODS.
(NLOTHS and sUITING for GENTLEMEN
~ "a new stock at
nov ROBT. L. WOODS.
ZINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS.
Opening this day full and complete stock of
new shades; SaLteens in ten different colors;
Empress Cloths, in Blue, Brown, Wine, Sage.
&C.; japanese Silk, beautiful new style; Plaid
Poplins, very low price; Striped Dress Goods to
suit everybody; Crctons and Valours, new style;
French Cashmeres and Merinoes; Mouslines,i
Valcnters Arnuries; Trimming Vevets, al
the new colors Cloakng Velveteen, black and
colored new style Sacquing Flannel; Cloaking
Cloths Shswls, &c. The attention OF buyers l.;
especially called TO our present stock, purchased
since the great decline in prices.
ROBERT l.. WOOD,
act "a No. 81 King street.
$3.50, AZ n1,n,r1,y
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WTM N. BERkLEY,
w No. "a King street,
Is receiving large addition to his stock Of
FALL GOODS,
which have been bought on the most advsnta-
geous terms, and will be sold accordingly.
Black, Blue and Brown Cloths.
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres.
Sattinets and Pulled Cloths
White and Colored Flannels.
Bed Blankets, very cheap-with many other
desirable goods oct II
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DR.. TUTT's HAIR DYE is sold every where.
nov lS-eolW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-18

SMALL PoX.-The second death from small
rox in this city since the disease made its ap-
p pearance here, occurred last night. 1t was
,hat Of a colored woman named Hunge9rttord
the the mother of the girl who died last week from
.he same disease. This death may be SAID to
r rn the disease from the city, tor the re-
naming person in the house 10 wnltn tnG da ma.
adv originated and which was tor tune ed oes me-
mated by yellow fsg has strest anu below
1 WoIfe is said by the physician in attendance
r. he only varioloid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-18

RE'sLDF.N'G .HRTEREHL.

TAMES w. MALLS, SON s. co.,
u 1877 King St, Alexa., Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors, SASH Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets Mouldings
Bulusters, of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. A large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick, of all szes.--
Paints, Oils, Varnshes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands Of fine quality, Putty, Turpentine and
Machine Oil. Also Lime, of superior quality,
Cement, Calcincd Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing sc. A large stock of Pugh's celebra-
ted Car Augers and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash feb LIT
pISuIELL s. HODGE,
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER FAIRFAX AND QUEEN STREETS,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Mouldings,
Brackets. Novels Balusters, and
Mantepieces,
constantly on hand at the Factory. Call and
examine stock and prices. apS-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-18
E,ANCY GOODS,
~ MILLINERY and
DRESS-MAkING
ESTA EMIT
Just opened by
Mrs c. NJ JOHNSON

Mrs. Z. NJ. JOHNSON
and
Miss LOUDIE MCINTOSH,
Who hope, by prompt attention to business to
gain the confidence Of the people They have II
good AIILLlNE Err and DRESS-MAkER, and
arc also prepared to do 6 ENT L Z NJ EN-
WORK.
All orders promptly attended to. We earn
estly desire the patronage of the public.
No II south Fairfax street, opposite Lead
beatcr's Drug Store. sep 23-d&tw2m'
HAY. B. HOoMES, w. A. ASHBY.
Late of Fredericksburg. Late of Baltimor
NEW STORE.
We have opened and now offer for sale to the
citizens Of Alexandria and the public generally,
ut our newly fitted up store room, corner of King
and Pitt streets, one of the largest and most
attractive stocks Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c
ever offered in this market. Our stock has been
selected with view to suit the wants and tastes
of the entire community, embracing, as it does,
goods Of every variety of sly lie and fabric, and at
ali prices We ask an examination Of our
stock Respectfully,
ap8. 100 cor. King and Pitt sts.
Salesmen-Eli Fl. J;nney, Edwin w. Jet,
w. A. Lane r. Stuart Ashby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-18

The Horse DIsEAsE.-The horses affected
by the prevailing disease, and by this, nearly
all in the city are referred to, continue to I'M.
prove slowly and each day the number seen
on the streets Increases. Some of the second
ary symptoms, observed in the north such as
dropsy, have made their appearance, but as
vet only few Of the diseased animals have
exhibited them. Eight or nine boats arrived
bv the canal this morning, and 1t Is reported
that the arrivals will increase in few days in-
asnuch as the sick mules, recover more rapidly
than horses. The Cumberland News of Sat
nrday SAYS I: 'rhe dire effects of the cpl
demic Cd the Chesapeak and Ohio Canal a are r:
shown by our report of the canal trade TINS
morning, But twelve boats cleared at the
Cullcctor's office yesterday, which Is less than
one.third the average number of this season;
As we have before stated every horse and
mule employed on the canal is more or less
affected, One or two boatmen stated yester-
dav that their mules were apparently recoV-
cring, though the horses seemed to be getting
worse It is rumored that some OF the
COWS On Shutters Hill have been attacked by
the disease, and similar distemper! prevails
among the deer in the western counties
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES, " assrrRppAy IT

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY The
weather yesterday was deli gh tful, cool and
bracing, and the attendance at all the. churches
was large. Rev. DR.. Walker preached in Christ
Church in: the morning, Rev.. O. NJ. Green in
the. lst Presbyterian Church, and Rev. Mr.,
Websters>in- the NJ P Church. The pulpits
| of all the otherchurches were filled by the resi-
dent clergy. In the afternoon there was q
Sunday school jubilee In the Nj. P Church,
which was numerously attended by several of
| the Sunday schools Of the CITY, Earnest and
eloquent addresses were made by Messrs. Nc
Cormick of Baltimore, f. j. Simpson, OF this
city, and J."P. Wilson, of Washington Dr..
I Kilgore, pastor of the church, presided The
singing by the scholars was excellent The
| attendance of scholars at the Wharf Mission
| Chapel Sunday School, yesterday afternoon,
was larger than it has been since the opening
Of the school numbering l72, exclusive of
visitors. There was also a larger atten
dance of teachers and others interested in
the welfare of the Chapel. The following
is report of the work done during the
day by; the Young Mems Christian Associa-
fish wharf held very pleasant and fruitful
session; full number Of scholars were present
and small corps of teachers. The scholars
were dismissed after an address by Mr.. Sheckels
The Aims House meeting was more fully at
tended than usual, with full committee on
hand. They report increased interest 10 the ex-
erclseS, and have great reason to be encouraged
in their WORK. The Jail services were held
with the usual interest on the part Of the In
mates with full committee at work. The Sun
day prayer meeting in the M. E. Church, had a
very large attendance. and again the young peo-
pie were out il full force; the exercises were of
the most ttrvent character; special objects for
prayer we're at times introduced such as re-
quests for the outpouring Of the Spirit upon
the churches; for God S blessing upon the gen
eral work of the Association; for work of i'm
mediate grace upon the uncouverted present
aud for a greater uuifcation of the lovers OF
Jesus in this community upon the common
platform Of work for the Redeemcr's cause, all
of which were fervently and promptly respond
ed to by the leaders in prayer, aud the speak
ers We're unusually earnest in presenting the
truth to the consciences of those present This
prayer meeting will be held next Sunday in
the ID Presbyterian Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-18

PERSONAL As an evidence OF the estlna-
+;on IN which DR.. J. B. Hodgkin, Of this city,
is held by the members of his profession, It IS
mentioned that monograph written by him lI
upon DR.. Arthur's system Of separating teetn'
is made the leading article 10 the Octoo s mum
Der of the American Journa OF Dental science ICE
this hss 5ssn ebgs a'} FROM oo ieSa
doctor Of nI business &c. to decline the appoint
su,u 70 the proessorship lately rendered him
- ,he Baltimore Dental College, and his nu-
,ne , friends and patients will be glad to learn
that he has determined to remain here per-
manently. -=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-18

and SCISSOR of Rodgers
L and Wostenholm's make, just received at
So King street; fine assortment and prices low
wholesale and retail.
nov ~ T r. CREIGHTON SSON
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nov l5-eolw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07

New York has, from the very beginning Of
the present canvass, been set down among
the States that were certain to cast their cleo.
toral vote for Mr.. Greeley. Itwas the great
argument put forward at Cincinnati, and
there Ia no doubt that the certainty that he
would be able to poll lts immense vote Of
thirty-fvc was, In a large measure, instru-
mental In securing bis nomination.
Two months have entirely altered the as
pect Of the campaign, and now New York,
even by the most enthusiastic Greeley adyo-
oates, is set down among the doubtful States.
Various causes have contributed to this re-
suit first and foremost among which may be
mentioned the strong ticket that has been put
10 nomination by the Republicans. Gcn. Dix
Is tower of strength, not only in the Empire
State, but In every state In the Union. The
gentlemen selected "a the standard-beare Of
the Liberal Democratic party 10 New York, by
the late convention at Syracuse, are, in what
ever light they are regarded, weak.
The guberuatorlal candidate may be strong
In New York city, from the fact that he Is a
Catholic aud Of Irish descent, but these quail
hcations, Il qualifications they can be termed,
will operate against him In every district
above Harlem bridge. Mr.. Cox, as the can
didate for CongTessmau-at.large, Ia very
able man and most Amiable gentleman. He
takes high rank among the really able men
In the House Of Representatives, aud II he
could be only serious In politics, would
be q strong man nationally, but he Is less
4. 10, hn t,,f. e ha II NnN
YORK than men Of far less ability and intel
Iect, aud Is hardly up to the emlnence so far
as that State IL concerned OF his competitor,
Lyman Tremaine.
These and q score Of other good and sum
Gent reasons combine to make the State OF
New York In November doubtful. The New
York Herald appreciates this, aud In At
article Yesterday gives expression TO Its opin
ion as follows: But In New York, 10 every
political crisis embracing the momentoui
issue Of a national political revolution ther'
Is floating balance Of power which, in refer
ence to coming State election, drifts will
the pressure Of intervening political events
and II Il in relation to this floating element
this twentieth vote from the people, that w
have to consider the probabilities Of our No
yember election Again the same journa
says: There are certain drawbacks against
Mr.. Greeley which, In a fair treatment of the
subject, cannot be overlooked" The Yer
mont election, the Louisville convention, The
anti. Greeley Democrats and various local Is
sues aud QuNrrcls are enumerated by the
Herald as so many causes operating aglins
the Liberal candidate.
For Republicans all this Is matter Of cou
graduation, Of hope and OF encoui agement
We can elect General Grant without New
York; but Mr.. Greeley cannot possibly b,
successful without II. As the case stands nov
we believe that General Grant will carry tn
Empire State by very large majority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07
IhOu Art Gone rrom NJ Care.
tFrnm the Matt IN

There Is no question that "the Greeley move.
menl' Is Just now naggiuR This Is acknuwl.
edged on all hands OF course tho reasons as.
signed for Il vary. The World says there Is "a
lun In the canvass" while other prominent
Democrats says there Il "a pause caused by the
preparations Tor the Louisville convention there
being much curiosity aud some anxiety To see
what will come Of that undertaking. Nobody,
Of coarse, suppOsea that It's candidate will stand
any chance Of election, but he might draw too
heavily on the Greeley vote. II, Tor instance,
Charles O'OOnOT we're nominated, II would play
Greeley expects "to leave the city" In Noyem.
Dor. The fact seems TO be that Greeley Is not
candidate to bear examination. The criticism
Of the canvass tells on him rs II probably never
told on any candidate before. One Ut his prom
lnent supporters remarked In our hearing, amer
either prove 40 avalanche or hEEle," and the
more ardent Greeley men expected II TO prove
an avalanche" or, In other words expected To
carry him into the White House by hurrahlnE
and repeating catch.WOris This expectation
has been completely disappointed, AMI although
q "fiIEle,n discussion tells on Il daily. The re.
suit OF the North Carolina election has scared
the doubling aud there has been q total stop.
page OF ''accessluns." Moreover, Grant q silence
compared TO Grpeley's nolse-tOr iu the popular
eye the latter, his retirement TO the contrary
ITibune-beglns to tell powerfully Of Grants
favor, and even TO excite i kind " enthusiasm
about him which Ia stimulated by the personal
attacks on him. man UhH, In the midst Of
the insensate bowling about his spending q
couple VI months at the seaside, goes calmly to
TO tho Thousand Islands On "a Ilunt," and lets
his enemies rave away, shove quality by
which the hearts VI most people are more Or less
Stiusi. by Time I" says Hosea BlgllW, III do
like man that amt Afeared"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-07


Every day produces q fresh "ssnsatiOn from
0reelsy's fOTlOrn aud detected hangers-On, and
II Ia worse than idle to contradict the successive
libels which they oOncOot for the market. There
Il tho lie about the President having received a
present OF land from Mr.. Russell Jones, OF
Ualona, invented by one Horace white, OF UhI-
eaEo an utterly reckless libeler, and eagerly
taken up by the scatteT.bTainsd lac urer whom
Greeley has lett In nominal charge VI bis paper.
The whole story Il q deliberate untrulh from DO.
ginning TO end, as will be proved IN good time.
In the meanwhile, the two Tribune hacks make
practice Of repeating u, we'll knowing It TO he
false. Then there Is tue story about Gen
Grants Imaginary speech about the negroes,
dlspTOyed years ago but set up aiTosh on Us
Tick0ty legs by FentOn's Wire-pnlloT aud Pro
less0r. Then tho same adopt 81 trickeTy pub.
FISHES a AtRtement TO the effect that the PTssi.
dRnt bad removed Gen. Bangs brother from the
Custom, house simply because no baS Banks
brother, II was ne from beRlnn:nR 10 sld, aud
known to be such by the v llf1F OF the Tribune.
No such removal had been made. vi oouTaa,
0roeley'H scribe took care not To contradict this
fAlsehOOd Of his own Invention, As fast as one
SANDER Of this kind Is smashed, another Is pro.
duced by the adysntursTs who now are Turing
dreoley to his ruin. Ifpe0ple are foolish enoug b
70 believe anything they read 10 the TIbHHs
about Gen. Grant or the Republican Party,
they only shOW-WhAt Is not generally bolIeyed-
that II Is actually possible 10 be born with thick
er heads than those which Gneeley'a "manA.
geTs" carry on their shoulders.