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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ Northwest 10Th and ID str

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetioueers.
~ Northwest corner 10th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
- By virtue of DEED af q trust. dated December
g slst. A d $50, and duly recorded in Liber No.
ington county, District OF COLUMBIA, and By direc-
ton OF the party secured thereby will SELL q pub
ses Lot numbered sixty six, (Ss,j in Alien and Fail
two d snd
(Z4D in the city Of Washington, with all the i'm
This property is very desirable, being located in
one Of the most rapidly improving OF the city
raid at sale; the deferred payments to be male IN
six and twelve months, with interest from day Of
of the trustee. Terms to bs fully complied with
within six days after sale otherwise the trustee re-
week notice. the risk and cost Of first purchaser
All oOnveyanciEE and stamps At gp,ehs,e5s cost
feb2.,s.wads GREEN wilkins hS lr Rats
by LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
Southwest o0rpss Of psnsa Avenue and ith street
r SahH on KaSpk rl gSM
kkT,FEfNrTrES; , EEs sTsEN FOURTEENTH AND
- BY virtue Of deed oftrusi, dated the 5,h day
8 sf MAJ , $50 and d9ly recorded in lbes No.
sen on TUESDAY, the 5th day II Mareh, is saa at
Rigs sabd1.iOn Of sSuane go situated 10 S so Se
north side Of Rhode Islaad avenue, between I4th
and 18th streets.
Terms: One fourth cash: the residue in two
equal payments at and IL months. secured by a
deed Of trust and notes bearing interest. Convey
sncing and stamps at purchasers cost. 800 down
JAMES T. MELINE, Jr, Trustee.
III 60 LATlMEk CLEARLY, Aucts.
- IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM-
sney q the weather he above sale is posponed until
MoNDAr, March llth, same hour and place. BY
order Of the Trustee.
mo LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auc.s.
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TNHROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

THILhDELFh lA ANU NEW 1UKk.
WASHINGTON, June 2, lSl0-ncoa
Trsins hetgeen WASHING
TON ard NEW YORK are run - e
FOR NEW YORK, tcifhovf ckaass a. cars
Leave daily texoert Sunday at 100 a. m I2ls
aud 300 y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Iesy. daily texcept sunday at 800 A. m, I2:Ss
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 800 .. m. and Philsael-
slecrins cars for New York on Q D. m. train ou,y.
ThrouSh tickets 90 Philadel phia. New York %
Boston cen be had At the Station Once at ali hour
Fl the Gay.
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvertisemeut
Tor schedule between Washington, BALTIMORE, An
naBolis aud the West. j. l.. WILSON,
. Master VI Trans pOrtstioa.
GEO. :. k0oNTZ, Agent, Washington ielx
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DY LATINER & OLEARY,
- AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penna avenue and 18th street.
Star Office Ruilding.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY NEAR
ST PETER's CHURCH, CAPITOL HILL, AT
n ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th
lisp, on the premises. at "A O'Clock, we shall
>sell Lot %. in Square 733, having a front of as
feet, and running back 1l9 feet inches to % foot
alley, situated Oh the south side of street, between
Let and ID streets east.
Immediately after, sh all sell Lot and east half
OF Lot B. In same Square, fronting street SOUTH
betw cen LIST and ID streets east.
The above property is located in the same pouare
as - Peters Church, Q rapidly improving section
Of Capitol Hill
Terms: One third cash; the residue In two eqnal
payments at and u months, with not-s bearing
interest, and secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. COnyeyancing and revenue stamps ct
purchasers cost. de post Of $50 will be required
ON each lot at time OF sale
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Nos 900 and 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF THE FURNITURE IN
The ST. JANIS HOTEL. CORNER OF
PENNSYLVAEIA AVENUE AND SIXTH
STREET. AT AUCTION.
a BY virtue Of a deed of trust, recorded on the
VA 10th of June, 1871, in liber No. go, felio III,
H. one Of the land records for Washington ceun-
~ vty, d. c., the undersigned will sell at public
auction in said hotel, commencing on FRI
DAY, March 1s72 at ii O'Clock a. m. and contin-
uing from day day until sufficient is realized to
pay the debts for which the undersigned author
lied TO sell, the Goods and Chattels Furniture and
Fixture contained in said hotel
Terms: All sums under $40 cash, and over that
amount credit of ard two months, W 18th inter
est and approved indors
f2o-d W. l.. WALL Co, Aucts.
THURSDAY MORNING, 7th of March, same
hour and place. II d. COOKE, Trustee
MI W. L. WALL co, Auct'rs
TRepub Chrnn
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DY B. Il. WARMER,
ID Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
No. 729 Seventh street

10y B. Il. NARNEB,
ID Auctioneef and Real Estate Broker
No. 729 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DIS
MORE STREET, BETWEEN AND AND
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust to the undersigned,
81 dated pril II. 1871, and by direction Of the
party occurred, will cell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, March 9Th, 1879, at O'Clock D m ,
in square 1885, beginning for the at the south,
east corner OF said hot and thence north 81 feet6
inches and then east feet to the place Of
with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third cash; balance 6, II aad Is
MONTH with 10 per cent interest secured the pros
erty; S5S Down when the property 10 struck or In
case the terms are not complied with in FIVE days
alter sale the property will be resold at the risk aud
DANIEL L. RATION, Trustee.
fell eo&ds b. h. wARNER, Aust.
~ TUE AROyE SALE Is POS TONED UN-
til WEI NksDAy, March 18th. ls73. a. AZ clock
D.. L.. RATION, Trustee.
mr. e dads j. a b. II. WARNER, Auot.
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RAILROADS.
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II. ALABAMA AND oH.rrANoosa RAIL
SSsss rem, 3 r. i dian S Me-: Ia 80
ecnrleted, and fcruis, viii iss con ~ w.
f: .t FSi s. .s i s.R nss:
'srss ~ and Al soush-c-tera cites. &''e'
r9sa BED is IN splendid eoSdisi.o ana IN.
run ais ;Sl: I rsses , D., md Car
New oriss rs iihoat eh.sss hoars 10 Mobile aud
Purchase Tickets via the Alsb.n. ana s,n.,,.-
me- me- 81 nsrssd' and secure the quickest tine ~
Tbs attention o. FreisAi Shipper. 4. called % ,ss,
Sst~ cen the Ncrss and soasS, With r. -, ,..s
ioS ss By any other route.
the &c rSAsh'' aud .rOenre balls q lsdias vss
,SiLfIAs kKAvy, General rr.isA, and r,c..
,.soCss sfrssToS' General sup-rint.uaent, cs.s-
-e0Sss, Iehn. Jes-u
RALTENoRE A OHIO RArLKoAD.
Train. between MAsHIsG ,@noer >, lSi.
s Sssi il ssfsaT' M FTiSSfsE!9a 49,
"hSr are he" E s9I 4 n jcI,1r, s,,
sna 1850 q, N iasIs, 500, 40 30 90 81. .ns
-, roR ALL WAY STATIONS.
bbessye dsily, except sunday, At ss5. SIS end
For Iripclrai wss sts,iSns, I Biaasn.surr. r.,,.-
Nnie, haurel, AnnaPcli luRction ana Reisv, Ave
AZ "a, ela and 10 80 m . ard ~ as 3 %
and as .. m; B 90 p m stops st je..nrs ~
$40 . m. stops Al Annapolis JunSilss and Rsl..
The s:<3 .. m. on Sunday stop. a. during an.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
e.. Lsase =. 10 a m and f:leP m. No train TO o.
ON SuND4Y
fOR BALrlNoRE
Leave al 90 q. IN. aud 90, 5 10 and as m
FOR WAY sTArioNs
fSR AZ P a srs 80 90 r 1ns I x
a. M and 90 and as D m
On Saturday at q as and as I'M
On sunday AZ 500 aud as VI only. oonnsct-
,nk Relay station Nth trains From Balti<nore ~
Wheeling, rarker.burg, PittsAurg. sc.
10y etrssDurg, and poin's between Relay Rsuss
snd strasourg, leave st 3 90 D m. oonnectins 81
nssg HOUSE with strssburs and Winchester 60
fhr9ush tickets 90 the West can be hsd AZ ths
the day. ~ ~ ~" "'"rs -
For New York. Phiisdelphi> aud Boston ..s a.
Nertisement 81 .Throush Line
u; WILSON, Master Of Transportatica.
I'm COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GkO. 3. kOONTZ, Gem Agt, ws.htngtoa mi,
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UNITED STATES PATENT I z , SrIICE no.
On the petition OF OaABLEe a1HRY PEE
klNs, Of Providence, r. l.. praying for the exten
sion Of q patent Granted to him on the LIST day Of
June, l66o, and reissued the Sd day OF nerch,
1853, for IN Improvement In Machines for Making
Il l. ordered that the testimony In the csse Be
closed on the Soth day Of Apri next; that the
time for Ming arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 10th day Of Nay next and thai said
petition b beard On the 18th day OF May next.
Any person may olpose this sxtension.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the susscriber
i has Obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters Of
Naturalization on the personal estate Of MICHAEL
WEAVER, late Of Washington county, ID. o., de-
ceased. An persops having claims against the said
deceaeed are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
before the 49, day Of February they may other
wise BY Law be excluded from all benefit Of the sid
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
rua,y. lsI THOMAS wEAvER,
sONI IDEA"
At o.s Han. sssfsA ssEsss. 40
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ENpoRsEMESr OF TIE PRESS.

within the last twenty years and the numerous
portAnt surgical operations performed BY Dr. John
many other papers, notices Of which have appeared
again and again before the public, besides his stand
fe a sufhcient guarantee 20 the afnicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. cc7tly
NoTICE.-ThAt =. q. yUsTA, els ID, bet.e.e
SECOND HAND CLOTHING 90 lees than half the
oGs' GiresaScoS s1s oLorHIse Of .n ti.as
bough Ct fair (cssh) prices.
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DY WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and goa Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
FURNITURE IN THE ST. JAMES HOTEL,
CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND 9Th STREET. AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of two d. eds Of trust, recorded re-
VI specIiyely in lber Nc 7, folio 1877, one of the
- chattel records for Washington county, aud
oIds for said county, the undersigned will sell
nt public auction, in said hotel, commencing on
FRIDAY, March /, 1872, at Il o'clock a. m, and
continuing from day to day until sufficient is real
1zed TO pay the debts FOR which the ed
authorized to sell, the Goods and Chattels, Furni
t.re and Fixtures contained In said hotel, compri
sing in part
Parlor Suits, French Plate Mirrors, Piano.
brussels, Tapestry and IngTa in Carpets.
Black Walnut Sets, Marble-top Tables
Lace Curtains and Cornices, Hair M.ttresses
Walnut and other Warirobes
BeGsteads and Bureaus, washstands, Cottage Sets,
Dining Tables and Chairs. Sidebcaris.
Plated Ware, Glassware, Crockery sc.
Blenkets, inen. Beds and Bedding, Safe.
once and Bar Furniture, &c Chandeliers, &c, &c
Terms: All sums under $3.50 cash and over that
amount a credit Of one and two months, with inter
est, and approved endorsements.
saaL w L. lPphhiiLLIps, Trustees.
feblid IRepJ W. L.. WALL co, Aucts.
gTHE ABOyEskLE IS POSTPONED until
THURSDAY-1eh of March. same hour and place
T. E.WHIrE. lTrns,oas
sAML L. PHILLIPS, trustees
MI w. l.. WALL CO., Auct'rs.
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RI LATIMER CLEARY,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Penna avenue and llth street,
Star Office Buildings.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
AUCTION.
IA On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March IL
E.H at ~ O'Clock. we will sell in front Of the
Apremises part Of Lot 80, in Square 40 3S3
This property is situated in Dismore Alley, tween
and streets south and 9th and 10th streets ,uth-
west and is improved by a two story Frame Dwell
ling.
Terms: One -halfcash; residue in 6 and 70 months
with interest, secured by deed of the pro
erty. Conveyancing and stamps at cost Of the pur-
chaser. $50 down at time of sale.
msd LATiMER DLEARY, Aucts..
RY LATIMER CIEARY,
Auctioneert and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PennsJ ania and llth street.
Star Ofice Buildings
SUPERIOR OLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
a On WEDNESDAY MORSISG, March
w 18th, 1872. commencirr At 10 O'Clock, at the
b. . ,,o OF the lat O. b iucSinsham, No
we shall sell the following Househ ID Effects
Hair Cit,h Parlor Furniture, Chandeliers,
Mahogany Marble top Tables,
Mahogany eide Tables,
Whatnot, Curtains and Cornicss, Mirrors,
Mahogany and Maple Chamber Furniture,
superior Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Pillows, and Bolstsrs,
Mahogany Sideboard, Lounges,
Three ply Al d Ingram Carpets,
China and Glass Ware,
Several pieces of Antique Chinas,
Dining aud other Chairs,
Cooking stove, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Also,
large assortment of Mechanic Tools,
Bellows, Grindstone, &c.
ms LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
DRlCE LIST OF GROCERIBs
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs & CO.'S.

SUGARS.
lBEsT NEW YoRx RRAxps
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RY LATIMER Il CLEARY
- Aucuoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of PenBa avenue and llth street
Star Office Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PkGNED PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND
ANENUE; RhIMEEN F0UkTEENTH AND

- IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM-
sney q the weather The above sale is postponed until
MoNDAr, March llth, same hour and place. BY
mo LATIMER 4 CLEARY. Auc,.
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CANNED GOODS.

AND ALL orHER GOODS AT CORRESPOND
INGLY Low PRICES
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
southwest corner Penna. avenue and lIth street.
Star Office Buildings
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-15
So.alna.e Good Men.

The Republican State aud Coun-
ty Conventions this year cannot
take too much pains in selecting
their candidates for the different
offices to be filled. In making these
selections an eye should be had not
only to their sterling integrity as
Republicans, and thorough business
qualifications, but their reputation
for honesty and sobriety should also
be closely scanned. The Republi-
can party isnot without its nnpr'n-
cipled demagogues and drunken as
pirants for party favors. Too many
of this class have been elevated to
important positions of profit aud
trust in the past. By their dishon-
esty and drunkenness such men have
brought injury and reproach upon
the reputation ofthe party over and
over again. Good men have re-
NAMED away from nominating con-
yentions, aud these men have been
left to pack them in their own IN
terest. We know not how often,
or whether this has ever been the
case here in Oregon, but we do
know that it has been the case i'll
other States. The aim OF every
nominating Convention should be
to bring out men who will be the
most acceptible to the whole party
No sensible Republican will desire
to have candidate elected to Office
who will disgrace the rarty eithel
by his lack administrative ability
or lack of sober integrity. Every
man who loves his country will de
sire to see the laws faithfully and
honestly executed. With this ain
uppemost, he will look for efficient
men, honest men, sober men. None
protesting qualifications short o.
these will ill the bill. The Dem
ocracy he.e in Oregon, in nominal
ing their tickets, will bring out the
best samples ofmen possessing thes'
qualifications they have. Let tht
Republican party Do the same thing
and then lie: every man pull bis Goa
and work manfnlly for the success
Of the ticket.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-15

Carl Schurz says he is not going
over to the Democrats, but he wants
to have a chance to vote for man
other than Grant. The Republi-
can party will not turn q hand to
accommodate the wishes Of this in
sufferable egOtist, and unprinciplad
miscreant. An idolatrous selfwor-
shipper and an extreme revolution
ist, cold-heared, avaricions, mon
ey-adoring intriguer, is Carl schurz;
and poor old father Democracy in
his present disposition to retire into
the quiet and peace Of passivity,
may well breathe easy in view Of
the above announcement.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-15

SHARP SHooTING.-T'he following
dialogue on ''sharp shooting quietly
took place between Virginia and a
Yankee picket: II say can you fellows
shoot ?"
"Wal, Ireckol we can, some. Down
Mississippi we knock bumble-bee oil
a thistleblow at three hundred yards.
'.Oh that amt nothing to the way
we shoots up in Vermont. belonged
to company up ther' Of a hundred
men, and we went out for practice
every week. The cap'n draws rs up
in single file, and sets a cider barrel
rolling down-hill, and each man takes
his shot at the bunghole, and 1t is after
wards examined, and ifthere Is a shot
didn't go in the bunghole the member
who missed it isexpelled. belonged
to the company ten years, and there
amt been nobody expelled YETI
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-15
Holidays.

We read in an exchange that
Wisconsin has recently passed q
law making election day legal
holiday. Also that New Orleans
has declared the birthday Of Abra-
ham Lincoln a legal holiday. The
impression is gaining in strength
every day that our public holidays
are not Of sufficient number. Other
days should be selected, but they
should be made for the whole ma
ton to observe. If the Wisconsin
experiment proves success, why not
make election day a legal holiday
in all the States?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-15

The Press of Great Britain is be-
coming altogether too fast, too SEN
sational. 1t is stated that the PaH
Nall Gczette, of London, recently
published a fabrication Of Queen
Victoria's speech some time in ad-
vance Of its actual delivery. This
fabrication was extensively copied
by other journals whose editors
found out, after the Queen deliver
Ell her speech, that it was entirely
dissimilar to the genuine document.
Ifa similar act had been committed
by an American journal; if the
Presidents, or a Governors mes
sage, or the proceedings of a conven-
ton, or any other important matter
were published far in advance of its
actual occurrence by some Of onr
fast journals, the act would not ex-
cite much comment, except from RI
val journals; but for Johnny Bull,
with his rubicuDd phiz, pudding
bag belly and steady roast beet aud
hale habits to be guilty Of such a
thing, is h-outrageous. Another
Journal of England, having a large
circulation, also published an extr'
purporting to contain the reply O
the Government Of the United
States to Lord Grsnville's nott
about the AId6amG case. 1t was
q pure fabrication, ofcourse. lnal
seriousness, however, such a course
whether pursued in Great Britain
the United States, or anywhere else
is injurious in its influence upon tn
dignity and general character TO
veracity Of the Press, and ought t.
be "squelched."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-15

A Capital joke, and all the more
palatablc because it is true, took place
a few Sundays since at one Of the
prominent Fourth street churches. 1t
seems that worthy deacon has been
very industrious in sellinganew church
book costing Is cents. At the service
in question. the minister, just before
dislnissing the congregation arose and
said: YAH you who have children to
baptize, will please present them next
Sabbath"
The deacon, by the way, was little
deaf, having an eye to selling the books,
and s,lpposing his pastor was referring
to them, Immediately jumped up
and shouted:
".An,l all yon who haven't any, car
get as many as you want by calling on
me, ut IS cents each"
The preacher looked cross-eyel at
the deacon; !; the audience pinched each
other in the side, the bnble grew larger
until it burst into a loud gutfaw. ladies'
eolorcd up, crilnsoned, bluslled, and
thanked the Lord for the low price Of
peopling the earth. .-E.ecaonge.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-15

An exchange says that Rome had
her Iron Age aud her Golden Age.
America had her Age Of Brass, or
"cheek," and, from recent political
and financial developments through.
ont the country, seems now to DO
successfully launched OH the Age of
"Steal." There is great deal OF
pertinency in this remark. Rami-
fying through all the channels of
private ard public enterprise there
seems to prevail an insatiate greed
for gain, so intense in its nature, as
to be unscrupulousin in the means used
for its attainment. "Get gold. hol-
estly, ifyou can, but, atall hazards,
get gold" seems to be the favorlte
motto with multitudes of the people.
10 say that this disposition is con-
fined to any race, party, creed, orcol.-
dition, would be equally erroneous
with charging every class or condi-
ton with total dishonesty. One
thief in a family will mar the repu-
tation of the whole household. One
drop ofcoloring will tinge the purity
OF the whole fountain. \ few de-
ialcations by Republican officials,
few in comparison to the vast num-
Der Of offices filled by them, furnish
the opposition with material upon
which they justify themselves in
predicating the most sweeping allc-
cations. Democracy hesitates not
to charge the whole party with dis
honesty because some in the Rcpub-
! lican family turn out to be thieves.
Ifa party were inthe habit offenders
ing the crimes of these recreart sons,
or of trying to shield them from the
operations Of justice, the charge
would justly prevail. Tie party
would then become an accessory.
But this has never been the case. 1t
has ever shown commend
able zeal and activity in bringing
these fellows, and all others, to pun
ishmeut. Applying this logic to the
Democracy, especially here in Ore
gon, and what is the picture por-
trayed? The Swamp Land meas
ure was a grasping, greedy swindle.
Democratic journals throughout the
State endorse it and defend it-are
accessories. The Litigant printing
enactment was a monstrous extor-
ton. Democratic organs practice
it and the whole party defend it
all guilty. And so we might 60
on. To charge the Oregon. Democra'
cy with fraud and injustice in these
directions is not, therefore, an un.
Just allegation. 1t is as true as
/ verify. The State of Oregon then
; as now, managed in her political re
, lations by the Democracy, is pass
ing through an Age Of Steal
= Whether she will ever reach th'
Age of Gold, that age in which ad
5 mihistration and legislation shal
conform to the standards OF honest.
aud equity, depends on no" th'
. people vote in the coming elections