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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

CoNsULTATIoN-H. Shephtrl, elq, COM
missioner OF the Virginia Midland Railroad,
had consultation With tho lawyers 10 the suit
against that road at tho receiver Office today,
Gud read his report to them for the purpose OF
receiving suggestions for bis guidance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

New TRIAL REFUSED Judge Stuart re.
fused ibe motion Of A. A. LOOMS, convicted
o ssu!! AID battery. for new trial, t. day,
and .cntcnct j bm to inplisonmen: in jail fer
itur monlhs, ard to pay fine of one hundred
dollars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

The WEATHER. The weather to-day has
keau very warE, and the cry is, "wilI it never
get 600" TIE people all say, "the warm: S,
weather Tor this time Of the year tha, | can re
member but tha truth is there has been
weather ist Ike it bafo1e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15
EGC2E EREE1TfES.

The steamer Mary G. will be hauIc. Up Or The
Way5 at The ship yard To-day.
There will be public speaking =. Fsisfsa
Court Houeo next Monday. Lively times eX-
pected.
A young Iri.h lad. named Patrick McCauly,
fell overheard st King street dock this q m +,
put was rescued by some mtn who happened to
DO standing on the whsrt at the time.
People who prefer fish 10 NEST during the
warm weather can get them st Mr.. Gee. T..
Price's stand in the u. arket Tomorrow. lie will
have fne lot from gslt water
Mr.. w. W. Fowler, business sseut Of the
famous Berger Family aud Sol Smith Russell
Troupe, was in town today, arranging for the
appearance of lis company st Sarepts Hall on
Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The schooner Peter Ii. Crowell, with ice from.
kennebec, Me-, for Georgetown, having been
out Tor long time, some uneasness was felt for
ner safety, and tho tug boot Kate, Capt. Joshua
ELLIS, vas sent to look for her, and she was found
some distance down the river and lowed w 70
Georgetown this morning.
The oyster trade, in consequence Of the warm
weather tina! has prevailed since the oyster sea.
son commenced, is very dull. There are 10
oysters arriving, and no buyers. The schooner
Elizabeth Raglan, CspG. / Cble Smith, who had
8 load CT oysters at tle wharf, went owe. to the
channel bank and thru !-rr cargo overheard.
Captain John Olden, OF the longbost Richard
Lacy, states that the man convicted of miscepe
nation is not named Frank j. Oiden, but is
Frank Clark, having been in Captain Olden's
employ about year, and forged the Captains
name on several occasions in Washington, one
worry recently. When the captain found him he
Wss tere in jail aud 80 he let his caso drop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

REVIVAL SERVICES. The Baptist Church
vas crowcei las: night to listen to sermoo By
Rev. Mr.. Wharton, who has be,n preaching
10 tEla church fer the past Two weeks. The re-
visal serves were Interesting end impressive
The m: o;ugs in this church VII c)atinae all
The week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

CORPORATION BoEDs Mayor CORTLAND
II. SAITH, wHo wcot to Baltimore yesterday to
hurry up the Printing Of the new Corporation
botds, with which the Corporation debt is to
1o iunded, aud Of which proof Of those of the
ioDonl0at!oa OF ono hundred dollars has al,
ready becn iuruished, has returned to this city,
aud says hat tho bords of the Corporation will
be here the lss: Of the week, and the fuodiDg
viii c2ai2etco The fist Of uext.
he So called to see Mr.. wilkins. supariu-
,radsu' OF the A'x,udria and Washington r.
T.. 10 go'rrerco 10 the proposed change of ths
Alexandria depot Of that road from its press ct
site 90 fayette street 10 its old location, corner
CT kug and ST. Asaph streets, but tha! gentle.
man Sa5 absent lrom The city and nothing
cu,d be jooe, but as soon rs Mr.. Wilkins re-
turns he will have conference with him 10 re-
2sri 10 the matter, and thinks the prospects
are favorable Tor the change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

Mo5QU!ToEs AS winter lioeers 10 the lap
G: sp!!0g, ~ ;hc mo:qli;ocs Ct The prcseot
generation lnkrs IN the lap Of fall but by
anH q rast viii oJme s1d nip the shoot" AID
man I'll! res: !ram his Understanding and
<: ping themselves cool dafiog the warm nights
Of the present pIGDth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

MAYORS OTFlCE There weIo but two GASES
Attic Mayor o!hc' this mornlag that Of ci,i
zen Ter keepins rs arAc,ry op:u on Sunday,
DG. n H!re was nn p)sitiVe evidence that be
crested 10 arltl;"g hu; ic, cold water, be was
discharged VITA th4 understanding that be ust
Of i ii2ck Of recsa, shich had been charged
npln aid put to ilsht, but finally Captured arc
locked NJ tur ry3minE at lsrse and making O
n1lSo on The srcc'. They were also dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
pRIVATE DANCING CLASS.

pRIVATE DANCING GLASS.
Mr.. l.. g. MARINI,
of Washington, D. c., has been requested by
some of his friends in Alexandria to form q
dancing class. lie desires to state that he will
be at the psrlors of the Mansion House on Mon
day, October 20, 1879, from II O'clock q. m. to
o'clock p. NJ, where he will be glad to receive
the parents who wish to place their children I'M.
der his instruction. oct 9-t20ih
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

IloTEI: ARRIVALS. NnSion House -Fraok
J5,oidi9, Delaware; D. Bu,kiog. Nd; NJ. Mci
Doaa!d, Lexington, Va; DR.. Il. Nj. Dorsey
ard wife. w.; G. W. Chandler, l.. s. Sllcott,
}. 5. Hayes. Annapolis. Md: S. j. Ncwbury,
JeIsay City; GustsVus Creek. q. ii. Trunbo,
h'odGo, Va; Il. 3. Sands Va; Il. Wilson,
n. s. Fur. y. W. Fowler, agent Bet
g;Gisi George ii. Coo, Richmond. Va; l.. f.
W0nod.~"ard, Rsctcrtown, Va; Rev DR.. Wal!
ard wife, Williamsburg.
7ontme-B. l.. Fletcher. L1udoup; r. G..
Florence, Fauqnier county, Va; F. j. Tedford,
Wasf l0etot; }. II. G. Beverley, Robert Bever
icy, ir., J. b. Beverley, and r. Wemore.
fatq1icr: vs.; r. Il. Lnthicuu. Frederick,
"a }. II. Mctheer, VIM. NJ. D. r. Miller,
Baltimore; VIM. Aspctop, it,, Greenwich, Va +;
J.. a. I,ak io. Ly0chburg; II. &. Gibson, Lou.
3ou'; r. n. Preston, Abingdon; 8. G. Wag-
nfr, AI!cn'UWr; H. n. Brunner, Norristowu;
A.. II. Moorehcad, Fauquier; Thomas j. Chew,
Price, William; G. II. Back ford. LyDchburg;
u Maddox, Warrenton; Daniel l.. Borden,
S9Iiapvals. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

Trial. OF SpENcER.-Dt. j. NJ. Parker. Of
Prince Georges county. Nd, the physician at
tending Thomas W. Adams, who was shot by
William Spe1cer soue time since, says that
Adams i5 sill 10 critical condition, bis back
being 10 a running ulcer from the burn received
by his clothes catching fire from the pistol
shot, bus that be expects Z be able to take
him to Upper Marlboro on Friday next 10
give ha nVidercs before the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

ssD- In DlaTRlCTs FORMERLY RAvAaED BY
fever and sgue. immunity from the dread ed
scourge is enjoSed by those who have rendered
their systems malaria proof with Hostetter's
Stomscn BtteTs. tue best preventive and rom @.
dy. Canine cannot compare with it in efficacy,
and is anything hu! ssso. PhyGicians commend
Tie EiLters for ts remedial and resuscitatinE
properties. snd tue closest sualysis reveals moth
Ing III the composition OF n delsterious nature
II docs hot det2r!crac, is all agreeable cordial
Is we'll az y potent Fnedlcne, AID whan mixed
with blackish Or uuwholeaonc wster neutrsl>
l2eS its hurtfnl properties. The denizens Of ma.
lsrious localities, not only in the United States,
but the tropics. regard i; as IN Invaluable pr3.
lection, and in hosts OF families i: is kept cono
stantly On hand. As the tide Of emigration
spreads fnther westward, the demand for it
among those compelled 20 encounter tho vicssi-
tuGe9 OF cil0'ate, constantly Increase.
SOLID COMFORTS. Fer tho best COOKING
STOVES, ERE PLACE HEATERS, OFFICE
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACKs und STOVE
WORK generally, call Oh
STANSGUkY & Bro,
Ccro'r King sud Columbus cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

CORPORATION CoURT-Ju1ye Char}ss Z.
.SMqrtprtSidMg.- CoNTINUATIoN OF JESTER
DAY S PROCEEDINGS TIE jury 10 the case ct
the Com. ve. Jas. Roberts, Tor robbery, brought
10 verde. Ct cot guilty, and the prisoner WEE
discharged.
Com. ". John Cbsunecy; appeal; nols
pros
Con-. vs.. George Noland; appeal; uoe
pros.
Robcr! BslIeoeerv rs George h. holland; cas'
judgment confessed.
To'DAY-Gregory & Cows. John W. Horse
nac; removs'; neither party rtqliIipg jury,
judgment by the court for rlsiptiff.
Adams executor, vs.. 0 Neal, admir-. Ct ais
cast; jury sworn, and case in progress
Com. vs., +. }. Cllen, convicted of marrying
negro woman verdict sat aside, and case con.
tinued to January tenn,
Com. VS.. A. A. Lo0mis, assault snd battery /;
application for new trial refused, snd prisoner
sentenced to imprisonment for four months in
isil. and to pay fine Of ono hundred dollars.
James Nowlsnd was fined ten dollars for usiD 6
threatening language toward witness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

REcHABTEs.-Yirgin District Tent, after
most pleasant session. adjourned les; night,
upou which o.casior. the members proceeded,
in rcFs!ia, 20 tho ~ f. Church, AID were
III re joiued by The Good TenpIars A large
III :ir,ca uas rescut. md wtrs addressed By
i. II, {. H., John W. II. Wcem. and the h.
Z. H.. iboa. b. Matche 1t was here that the
II. q. H., BY rtQuas!. Installed the officers elect
in Hn@lc. as loi.cws: d. p G. r., l.. D. Lyle;
d. .. T.. A. NJ. Hawkins; D. D. H., 3. A.
Mankin; u. r g.. J. L. Fps; D. T.. NJ. N.
Nrri d. h. 'Js@inl + lis; R. TO f. T., j. l..
Il la..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

PUBLIC MEETING AT FALLS CHURCH. Mr.
Richard Farr, candidate for tic Statc Iegisls.
ture, spoke 10 quite large and attentive audi.
encc at Falls Cuurch last light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

SCHOONER TO BE BUlLT.--Thu meeting at
the German Balk yesterday made all the ar
rangenents for the building of large three
masted schooner for Capt. A. j. New borry. of
jersey City. at tho Marine Railway 10 this
city, ana this morning the contrsc: was signed.
Tie work will be commenced Immediately, the
ship yard will be lively, large numbers Of men
will be ompo5e1, AID the city be thereby b,ao.
fitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE At meeting
OF the Conservative committee. held last Tight
there we're present: Messrs. Herbert, FickIip
Hsnben. Smith, kudd Erwin, end Cation
Major Herbert was elected temporary Chairman
The following appointments of judges ant
clerks of the primary election were made:
First ward-Samuel A. MankiD, Jamo:
EVcleth. IT,. ard George Washington, uiges
and w. r. War6eId, clerk.
Second wsrd-R. NJ. Latham. s. B. Fishtr
and George A, B,Esart. judges. and Sanue
Tenncsson, clerk.
Third ward-Robart Balenetr, John Is.
E9ssett, and George L. Steiner, judges and R.
w. Wheat. clerk.
Fourth Ward-Chares r. Ec8iu, r. L. A.
Adam, AID +. II. Hawkins, judges. and NJ. f.
Vincent, clerk.
jefferson dis,tics-F. NJ. Mile. L. W. Hatch,
AID Il. ". Johnston, 1dges.
Atlogton district--Gcorge X. Adams ". IT,.
Burroughs, and Edward Bali, judges.
Washington Gi5.iiot--Henry W. Febrey, q.
". Donaldson, aud G. 0. Wander, judges.
The foiIaWiug resolution was adcp.cd, viz:
RCsoIved, That all known Conservatives who
have paid their capitation lax for the year 1878
shall De qualified voters 10 tho primary eltc.ioD
to 10 held Octobir 90, 1879; and that all co.,.
olEd Conservatives who voted in the primary
9! the sp!iaK Of 1879. and have paid their clpi.
;1!ico tax for 1878. be permitted TO vote in said
primary.
The COMMITTEE adjourned to meet the Judges
aud ceiks Of election, at'the Treasurer's office,
90 Saturday. the 18th instant, at 7:30 n. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15

The CANAL.-The miHers have gone 10
%trk, aud there is prospec. for +. good supply
OF coal. The water, however, ia 80 low 10 Goose.
queros CT the dry weather that heavy laden
boats cannot come down from Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-15
WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASK-A second
w hand HOSTING MACHINE for q
warehouse: also two or throe GOOD STORE
COUNTERS. Apply at this office. sep25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
A COMPLIMENT TO GENERAL HUMPnREYs-TRANs-
PoRTATioN or PACKAGES FOR THE MUsUEM-

A COMPLIMENT TO GENERAL NORTHUMBERLAND
PoRTATioN or PACKAGES FOR THE MUsUEM-
ORDERS.
WAsuIYGroY, July 3.-An Army Retiring
Board having found Major H. W. James qnnrtermaster.
incauacltatcd for active SERVICE account OF dsab
ity Incident to the service. Ire has been retired.
Bricadier-G General n. q. Wright chief Of engineers.
will proceed to NewYork CITY, On duty connected with
his department and completion thereof, will return
to hIs station In this city.
IN announcing y the Army the retirement OF Briga-
dier-Geuera Andrew A. Humphreys, Chief OF Engineers
than forty years OF active service the Sece
tary OF War has directed the Issuance Of general
order acknowledging the valuable services rendered by
General Humphreys m the varied and important duties
which deyoiyrd upon him during his long military ca
rcer. BrigadierGcucml HOrat!O c. Wright, having been
commissioned "a Chief Of Engineers, United states
Army vii assume the duties OF his position OF the
date OF his appointment, June 80 1879
Captain Joseph RcndlebrocS. An Cavalry. was tried
by a court-Inar rial which convened Fort supply,
Indian Territory. March % last The charges against
him were: "Msbehayior before the enemy" tIndansl,
"Oi-Obedience OF the lawful commands OF bis superior
officer" neglect Of his duty" aud "druukenness 10 the
prcndlce 81 good order aud mi itary discipline Inc
court found MIN guilty the first and third charges not
guilty Of the second aud fourth ana sentenced MN To
be- dismissed the service. Tue President, ~ reviewing
the case refers to the recommendation OF the court
that clcmency bo EXTENDED the accused on account OF
age long ana crcdtabe service, ana the iaci inat
his physical condition showed him TO he unit Tor the
duties of an acuve campaign IN accordance WIN me
recommendation, which the Judge Advocate ana tBe
General Of the Army concur, the President relns tue
sentence imposed.
Tne President has RENTED the unexpred portion OF
the sentence three years confinement IN the case or
William W. Fleming, formerly flrSt-i. ulehant, l2th In
secSnd-Idcutenant Myrou W. Howe, 4th Artillery.
died June 10. at san Diego. Cal. sccond-Llcuteuant
Elijah III. Merrill, 9'n Infantry. resigned June /.
The Secretary Of War mas directed The Qarteruasters
Department to receive ron parties ns M or near
military posts, articles Intended Tor the Natio@l
Museum. and forward them 10 Washington. under the
regulations governing transporaton 81 military prop
crty, the packages 10 DE marked National Museum,
care Depot Quartermaster, Washington, D. g."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
IN EDUCATIONAL GATHERLNG.

UNIVERSITY CONyOCATION OF THE STATE or NEw-
YORK-pAPERs 10 BE READ AND SUBJECTS To
BIZ DISCUSSED.
ALBANY. June 30.-The sixteenth anniyer-
sary The University Conyocaon # tue state Of New
York VIII be- held al the Assembly Chamber IN the new
Capitol IN the city % Albany, Tuesday, the sth day
OF Juy. Il 10 o'clock and Is expected continue
three days. The session viii begin with opening ad
dress by Chancellor ErastIs G. Benedict.
The first commencement OF the University " the State
of NewYork VIII be held. probably, Thursday July
10. when q commencement address viii be- delivered by
President Frederick A. r. Barnard OF Columbia College
Papers viii be read and discussions had on tho follow
ing subjects:
the Method OF Instruction IN Intellectual Philosophy
ia Hamilton College" by Professor John W. Near,
Hamilton College; THE Evolution ~ the English
Language from A. ID. Ai9 10 1879" by President .ohu
A. Wclsse ChlOrOphyI, and tue Production Of or
game Matter in the Plant" by Professor George
G. Caldwell Cornell University; " our Eugli,n
Language" by Professor Edward North. Hamilton
College; 1.-THE Influence OF Language Upon
Thought" BY Professor William d. Wilson. Cornell
University; Reserve in Teaching Theories" Protest.
Darius Ford. Elmin Female College " The Moral
Aspects Scientific Education" Professor Daniel
Martin A. NJ, Rutgers Female College, New York CITY
- The Analytic Method " Teaching lIe Lauu Verb.
Principal Frank IT, Hail. A. b.. sherman Union school
Classic influence ON English Language, Principal ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
BASE BALL NOTES.

The sixth League championship game be-
tween the Providence and Boston Clubs played at
Providence Tuesday and resulted IN favor Of the home
club by a score of to 4. At Cleveland, the League
game between the Cleveland ana Buffalo Clubs won
by the visitors by a score Of 10 o. At Syracuse the
fourth championship game between the Syracuse and
Troy Clubs resulted in favor Of the former after eleven
weI.-playcd innings by score OF 10 D. In game NJ
Utica National championship, tine National CiuD
OF Washington defeated the Utica Club by score OF
TOO.
The League championship game at Syracuse
Wednesday between the Syracuse and Troy clubs, re-
suited In favor II the home club by score OF to o. AT
BrocuOn, Mass, the New-Engaud champion
ship game between the Brockton and Campelas clubs
was won by the former club easily by OF q to 6.
In Albany fully 1900 persons witnessed well-payed
game between the National Club, OF Washington, and
the Albany club. IL resulted in favor OF the home club
by a score OF to o. The National championship game
nj Ncw-Bedford, bPtv cen the Worcester and
New Bedford clubs, won by the Visitors Dy score
OF 9to3 At Springfield the Springfield club scored two
and tue Manchester club nothing In National cham
uiOushlp game. The League game M Cleveland be-
tween the Buffalo and Cleveland clubs witnessed by
600 persons. and resulted follows: Buffalo, !;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
4 CONFIDENCE FOR BIBLE STUDY

EIGHT DAYS OF HARD WORK AT CLIFTON SPRINGS
THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE PRESENT.
CLIFTON SPRINGS, n. Y, july 2.-The fifth
annual Conference BILE study closed Its session here
at noon to-day. About three hundred persons have
been attendance six hours each day Eight days have
been spent Bible study under the direction orthe Rev
James II. Brookes d. d.. of 81. Louis; the Rev. W. j.
Erdman OF Jamestown, n. Y; George c. Needham, OF
Philadelphia ID. w. white. OF Chicago; the Rev.
Robert Cameron. Of Toronto and others. The first five
days were given exclusively to tie study Of Christ under
aspects presented under each In the Law In
the Prophets and Psalms the Gospels and Acts and ID
the EpistIes. The first day 1t Christ, Our Re
dcrner;" the second, Christ, our Life :" the third
Christ, Our High Prlest;" the fourth Christ, Our
Objrct," and flftu, Christ, Our Pope" In addition
there we presented the typical rites and events
Of the Old and New IeSaments Dr. Foster OF me san
tarinm provided "a tens seating five hundred peo-
plc 10 which the conference held. Ii crowded
each evening. II decided to mold the sixth annual
cOnferc beginning on the Last ILufs-
day OF June and continuing i've days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
AWILL STOLEN FROM A Trunk.

CLAIMS IL THE sURROGATE's COURT To THE PROP
FRTY OF ISAAC AChEsON.
Isaac Acheson died in New-York last Spring,
leaving an estate worth about $4,000. will was OF
fercd tor probate which made twenty years ago,
and which gave the estate sisters other relatives and
strangers ana left nothing only whose place
Of residence known but who Is supposed to be
stIil living when the Will offered an affidavit was
presented 10y Mrs. Dewey who averrcd that another
viii had been made IN her presence by Mr. Acheson lasJ
December and had been couded to her that sub
serenity 1t had been stolen a trunk IN the house
in whicn she lived aud that this later Will gave the
estate almost equal to the and sister In
BrOonivu.
The first hearings the Investigation OF the subject
have brcu held b, Mr.. Mckcuua probate CLERK IN
the SurrOgare's Office, during the present week, c. II.
Hart representing the Surrogate, aud several lawyers
various egatecs under the old wl. MS Dewey tcstl-
rd Yesterday % the manner I'm which the VIII was bid
den the trunk Broadway rooms. ana to the DIS
cpyery OF The h"it her return affcr prolonged alb
srucc. Another hearing VIII ne had next Tuesday An
tiIOrt will be made ia the meantime To discover the
names the lawyer who drew the Will, the executors
and witnesses these Mrs. Dewey says, she has forgot
ten Tue created considerable interest among
those ACQUAINTED with IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04

backbone" TO be easily managed by politicians |
do not know, but suspect that this NAV he the
true Inwardness of the situation There Is go9d
reason TO believe that Governor Tabor Womb w
nation but it behooves those who wlsn tofetlre MN
to be very discreet aud cautious IN Their endeaNor
for should he learn that the party managers NtII
anxions I'm set him aside he would doubtless feel
inclined to appeal to the people for Vin'Uca'0h oi
his recent course and there Is every reason 10
tnat they would grautlt" by large MAJORITY, u0N-
* a man of great pride. and is full of confidence ia
the integrity of his acts, and he would not consent
10 he aside because " that ere BostOh ciique,
rs fine amiable Mr.. William Warren in his famous
character o. JEFFERSON Scattering BdtkiHs. cal IS tue
late controlling power at the State House, desires
fo depose HIM We shall doubtless witness his
re,;Iection in November, and see the work of re-
trenchmeut and reform, which he has partially
completed 90 on TO its proper end.