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JOHN P6 PE HoDNETT DISCHARGED - THIS
morning In the Police Court, Judge Smell, the
larceny OF $3.50 from VIM. Anderson one of the
cOioIeo aoorers whose claims were recently
ADJUSTED at the Treasury, was caled-Mr COyIe
prosecuting, and MeSsrS. T. j. Durant and ] N
oliver for defendant. The witness testified
mat ne placed his claim Ia the hands of Hold
hett, and was TO pay him ten cents on the dol.
the treasury and received $40 IS. and as he
was coming away from the counter Hodnett
10 eoon ok tne money from his hands and took out
SS.oo AFTER some discussion the court decided
Lnat the action would not lie for IL every time
lawyer taxes his percentages and his client
9lspules tne amount, he was 10 be prosecuted.
Inc courts Would De kept busy. He could moi
see that there was any case and DISCHARGED
Mr.. HOdnett. N'0 sc"
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A DANGEROUS BoY.-This morning Alexander
Walker, small colored boy, was arrested for
an assault on Thomas Murray a little while
boy. 1t appears that Walker. about week
place and was driven out. Walker said at tue
time he would get even With Murray, and for
this purpose he sharpened common case knife
and laid for the latter. This morning Walker
met Murray On New Hampshire avenue, near
N street, and without any warning cut at him
with the knife, gashing three OF his fingers.
Onicer Qufnian arrested Walker, and the Police
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lust REOEIvED-
oo aozen hrstclass BRITISH HALF HOSE akc
per pSSKK;: ~ EDWARD Y. GINNS
""s-o-u 1112 F street north west,
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ALL FOR FiyE-CENT PIECE-Iast evening
as MI. Dorsey Clagett was talking with some
friends at the corner or 9Th and streets-
man having the appearance OF a tramp and
VINO gave his name as Franz Westburg, ap-
pfoached and asked for a five cent piece Mr.
Clagett answered that he had to work for bis
nVe-cent pieces. Franz remarked, From your
appearance should Judge that you held some
lal government position" Mr. Clagett.-"Oh,
wen, since you are so d poor, take this
fhanding him over f1ye-cent piece; IL NAV
heip YOU. MI. Clagett, not liking 10 be talked
70 IN That manner, remarked, any friend /
think That you had better go to the station.
and taking him by the arm he escorted him IN
the 5th precinct The court sent him down for
80 days this morning.
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE CIRCUIT COURT did not convene yester-
day, owing to the indisposition of Judge Keith,
ara was adjourned until to-day. when Judge
expected TO De present and preside.
NJ. E. Church, colored, on South Washington
street, was closed yesterday, and will continue
closed for several weeks. Extensive repairs and
alterations are being made to the interior for
the first time In twenty-five years.
| ACCiDENTs.-Mr. John Whitbeck who resides
| on South Lee street, had his hand very severely
burned last night by the catching fire of an oil
lamp which had loose collar. The flames also
| speedily extinguished. -. Mr.. F. A. Howell,
| conductor on stock train on the Midland road,
had bis right hand severely mashed at Salem
| on Saturday night while coupling. -. Mr.
Charles Watkins, In the employ Of the same
| company, was severely bruised by being thrown
from car near the depot.
In THE COUNTY COURT, Judge Sangston, yes
terday, the grand jury found a true bill Of in
dictment against Jno. c. Baggett, for unIaw-
fully, but not feloniously, taking and carrying
| away trees, the property of Geo. M. Miller. and
the grand jury having nothing further to to
present were discharged. Com. VS.. A. d. Craig;
| Indictment for unlawfully and without ltcen e
pract1cing as physician: Jury unable to agree;
| juror withdrawn, and case continued
GERMAN SCHCOOL-The scholars of the Ger
man school taught by Mr.. David Sessler, RABBI
OF the Hebrew congregation, had an examina-
| ton at the synagogue, On Washington street.
yesterday morning. The school has only been
organized for about three months, but the
scholars exhibited marked proficiency.
PEKsONAL.-Mr. j. L. Adams, whose illness
was mentioned On Saturday, is much improved
and In fair way for convalesence mr.. r.
M. Latham, who, as heretofore noticed, was
elected delegate from the Alexandria Catholic
Beneficial Society to the Catholic Beneficial
Union OF America, left for Dayton, Onio yester-
day to attend the session OF that body. which
assemblies tomorrow.
A RARA AyIs.-A curlew, bird rarely seen
Id this part OF the country, was shot at and
slightly wounded at Jones's Point yesterday
evening. 1t was captured and will be exhibited
at the coming fair. 1t is supposed that the
bird was blown off the coast OF Florida by gale
OF Wfnd.-[Gazette, Fed.
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SGT FOR MoNDAY.-The case of tho Na+,ona,
Insurance Co., Edwards ct al agt. McKeIden Ell,
al, was 20 day set In the General Terun FOR -
hearing on Monday next A~- :"
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DIVORCE CAsEs.-Yesterday Henry Brooks
petitfoned for divorce from bis Wife, Annie E.
Brooks. They were married In 1868, and he
charges that without just cause or provocatton
she de. erted him 10 1872. Rosa Bell Loveioy
also petitioned for divorce from her husband
John E. LOyeiOy
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nj ILLEB d JONES,
POPULAR RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN,
NATIONAL THEATRE BUILDING,
Open from am. to IL D. M
BILLIARDS. Soc. PER Hour
POOL Every Evening.
Billiard material for sale. Cues Tipped, and all
Sinde OF oil lard work executed at short notice
eep16-3m
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NEW dollar castor at Prigg's tewelry store.

VERY ILL.-Mr. Henry POlkinhorn ia lying
very Ill at bis residence on Pennsylvania ave.
nue, near the Washington Circle and his
alienus are Incoming concerned as to his re-
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DEAD THIS PRICE LIST.
~ BOOTS AND SHOES FROM FORCED -.
SALE IN NEW YORK: CHEAPEST GOODS fRH
EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY. NO TRASH;y IA
NObHODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. -
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button Boot. sLOO
Ladies. French Hid Button. l5O
Ladies' Hand made Congress Cater. ........... %
Ladies' Fine Kid Seamless Button. ........... 400
Ladies. FINE Kid or Goat Button. ........... Its
Ladles Best French Kid Boot, worth g. 30, for 90
M!fses' Peb0!e Goat Button. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Misses. Pebble Goat Lace extra quaty)....... LOO
"a 1esee' Exfra Quality Goat Button. Is
CmiC.s Peoble Goat Button, StO 10............. IS
ShId,s goat Button extra quality. LEO
Chllc' GOOD Button, to 7................... ~
Gents Calf Congress, worth "a, for. ESQ
4ent.s Csn Button Boot, worth 81, for. ...... 25
GENTS Prime Congress. worth So, for......... Its
cents French CALF Hand stitched Congress -. $50
LOCO pairs of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Shoes
and Slippers at the same low prices.
GEO. MCCARTHY,
auR23-r NEW YORK SHOE STORE. Cos Pa. dres
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commissioner and county clerk In Schenectady
county, N. y, of malfeasance in ONCE, have
Deen dismissed by Gov. Robinson as utterly
unsusta1ned by evidence.
* 3. F. Parmelee, foreman of fire company
In New Orleans, dropped dead OF heart disease
"nlle attending fire yesterday.
T., eW Mrs. Charles Henri, long favorlte actress
IN ~, Philadelphia, and we'll known In the thea
S S1S sndOughout the country, died in that City
SSauuTuay night. Her maiden name was Chai-
ders, and She was born In England In 1881.
-, ODonoyan ROssa's wife and children ar.
lived at New York from Liverpool YESTERDAY m
the steamship Angoria o''o'""s VII
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SWIMMING SCHOOL.
No. GIL e STREET NoRrHwrsr,
Single Admission. * c.rA
b Coupon Tickets for as
je6-tf

GEO. JUENENIANNs0
AND PLEASURE GARDEN,
BETWEEN 4TH AND bTH AND z AID Srs. NE
APPLY w.sh,notor n n
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To RESTORE nerve and brain waste nothing
equals Hop Bitters. Believe this
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YOUNG WARRIORS FOR SCHOOL--Tbe Fennsyl-
VaDta Railroad Co. have contracted with the
Indian bureau for the tranSpOi cation of 40
young male Indians, Of the tribes in Dakota.
from Yankton TO Carlisle. Pa, and thence to
Hampton Va, where they Will be placed In
lSt.
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One Package Makes One Quart
OF medicine. Such Is Quirks Irish Tea, the great
bilious remedy. Price Is cents.
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy sweet Tobacco. fly
$40 TO 500 INVESTED IN WALL STREET Stocks
makes fortunes every month. Send for Pamph.
let explaining everything. Simpson & Co., 4s
Exchange Place, New York. 9,16,e6;
SURE THING; 1t never falls cure yourself
Tor 81. Prof. Chdpins Buchu- PdibG-A quick
complete cure fer all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, al
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.
N. T., and for washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 3,A,e01y
To Ladies' and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment
No. 906 street, near 9Th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to do his work In manner not to be equalled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
efectual removal OF grease spots guaranteed +! =
Through sk1llful pressing and refinfshing all
garments Will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work done, and
suiting dull times.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
lo,cs' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t c0rrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhBa, whenever arising from teeth.
Ing or other causes. An Old and Wel-tried rem.
edy; rs cents bottle
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LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS Books AT AUCTION
Thomas bowling has DOW arranged and for sale
On the 18th, fine collection Of law and mscel-
laneOus books. Catalogues now ready for dis
tIibutlOn.
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A PREHISTORIC CLAMBAKE.-Among the ey-
cavations In the We'll for the water works, .
feet below the surface, Mr.. James Hoey found
recently bed about six by four feet, and
eight to ten inches In depth, consisting Of clam
ana oyster shells, many with gaping mouths.
lntermixed with hardened sands, charcoal and
scraps OF decayed Wood-furnishing every evi-
oence OF the remains OF an ancient clambake.
AS. according to biologists, the ground rises
ABOUT SIX inches In century, 1t would appear
mat this entertainment was held by some Jolly
ielloWs ABOUT 5000 years ago, or about $500 b. G.
Mr.. HOey says that this is the only bed OF the
klhd he has found -[JdcksOnpiUe Uni01
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NO NEED
~ TO GO DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR I'm
CH1LOREN'S SCHOOL SHOES, NV
OR ANY OTHER KIND. ~
II z. I EEHEAPEbT AND BESTIN THE WORLD AT
ASK FOR SOLAR fIP SHOES 'A-''
eeP4-tr WILL WEAR Blk MONTHS
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ALL THE FALL AND WINTER FABRICs-The
desirable patterns OF cashmere and cheviot VIII
De oi1ered this week, In Boys and Children's
SUITS, at II Boys Clothing House or b. Robin
son & Co., 20 Pa. avenue
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CITY ITEMS.
BiliOusness, Headache and Impure

each OF them done away with. IL you will take
| Quirks Irish Tea. Price 25 cents per package.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

N Ow oPE MI
Positively Last Two Days.
TUESDAY AND wEDNEsD
Sept. ID and II.
P. T. BARNUMS
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
And no longer, on the Corner Of
NINTH AND D 0TREET0.
PERFORMANCES AT AND 8 p. y
All the New Att, actions received with
ACCLAMATION6 OF DELIGHr.
TEN THOUSAND VISITORS.
DAILY, and hundreds unable to gain admission
THE GREAT
Congress OF Arenic Sfars2
6enate Of Sensible AtalliOnss
Arkful OF Wild Beasts
aelstrOm OF Museum Marvels!
In the grand canvas Of opera house. Witnessed and
approved by the entire press people and Clergy of
the city and pronounced by all to be the most per
iect ana pure erestest and grandest Show pre-
serted TO the public. DOORS OPEN at and > m
ADMISSION 90 cents; children under half price ;
chairs % cents extra which may be SECURED
Dy those who desire to avoid the crowd on the
slight advance.
sep2IN p. T. BARNTM, Prop'r
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One Package Makes One Quart
OF medicine. Such is QuirE's Irish Tea, the great
bilious remedy. Price % cents
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NATIONAL THEATER,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER o. EVERY EVENING
and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEE

ADAd hICHMUNU'S COMIC OPERA CO.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHEsTRA
Headed 10y the Young and Beautiful American
Prima Donna MeZZo Soprano Assollta
MISS ADAH RICHMOND.
Supported by the largest and most complete Comic
Opera Troupe in America.
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Nights and Wednesday Matinee.
The Latest musical success, the Romantic Opera,
FATINITZA,
froduced In the same magnificent style az at the
New ork Fifth Avenue Theater.
Friday and Saturday Evenings and Saturday
ri ss CIr PUTHAF ~ DoH4Met OF gems,
BOX plan for securing preferred places at dramatic
rates row oIen. sen11 fr
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2CMMER THEATER COMI0UH.
~ MQNDAY, SEPTEMBEr %, NIGHTLY, AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES
iast Week OF the Summer 3 aron.-Appearance
OF the Auetins. Charles and Emma Raymond and
murphy, the great Irish vocalists and dancers Miss
Maude Leigh, the great songsress; Cleo Elwood
the famous Dutch comique. Last week Of the four
eccentrlcs, Perry, Maxrew, Curdy and Hughes
also, OF Goldie Steele and Saie St Clair Lou Ed
yards snd the great Female Ministries The stock
Company in grand olio bill, concluding with the
west Point Cadet " aen22
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A POPULAR PRIEST DOWN WITH WILLOW
FEvER.-The Information OF the attack by vel
low fever, in Memphis, Of Rev. Father Reveille,
formerly associate pastor OF st. Dominic j
church here, will fill many hearts In the Dis
trlct with sorrow. Father r. was compare
lively young man, only about IS years Of age.
and resident Of this country for nine or ten
years. He was native OF France, and was
educated In Paris and Rome. While In France
he devoted much Of his time to the lnvestiga-
ton OF natural sciences, and was associated
there with Faucault in making many
valuable experiments on the electric light.
On coming to this country, little over nine
years ago, he was for short time stationed at
memphis, Tenn, and then went as q missionary
to the Indians, where he spent some years.
Returning from this field he joined the DON'T
n1can fathers, and was assigned to st. Dom
mics church as assistant pastor, which position
he held until last spring, wnen he was sent to
Memphis. While here he had many friends
particularly among the foreign legations
his attainmentS In the sciences opening doors
to him closed to the public at large Father
Revellle will be remembered by the Washington
pubic generally in connection with his SER
mons on Hell" Gin reply to Col. .IngersolD,
series o which was reported in full and.large
editions published and circulated through the
country. While here he made many friends
among the Protestants as well as his own sect.
It Is to be sincerely hoped he Will recover from
the attack
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hail. 50
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DAILY WALKS ON Easy FEET Oxy.
- genie ana decarbonize the system, thereby
promoting health cheerfulness and Ionssyitv
hence the many experienced personages that visit
Or WHITES wellknown establishment i4i6
TeI nsyiVan1a ave., opposite Wizards Hotel for re
lef from Corns, Diseased Nails and other Ailments
OF the feet. Fee. q per visit anSS0 - 'S
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DETAINED.-Owing to the rough weather In
the bay the Norfolk boats did not leave on Sun
day evening. The Leary left Fortress Monroe
yesterday morning and arrived last evening
The Lake arrived up this morning.
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John Ii. Marconnier. OF Washington. d. G. and
susie Leach, OF baltimore, Nd; f. p. Rhodrlck.
OF Mount Carroll, ILL.,, aud NJ V. Mcknight:
both OF Frederick county, Md; John s. Everett
and kntie V. Bridget; Jerome F. Sanner and
Endosia Emmerson; w. K. Carrick and Mary r.
Ward, both OF F. G. Co. Md
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WEI DE MEYERS OATARRH OURE. POND
w LILY WAsH, SAPANULE, RDPP'S SALVE,
POND'S EXTRACT, GENUINE HARLEM OIL
CUTlCURA, large assortment Of SOAPS, HAIR
BRUSHES. COMBS, TOILET POWDERS, &c, Tor
sale by wv AVA
DAVIS l. HENESS,
aug2aeotr 4O6 7th st. NV
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- A DELICIOUS family medicine, prepared from
the true Jamaica ginger, combined with choice
aromat1cs and genuine French brandy. San
the most agreeable, but the most effective
household remedy for every form of bowel com.
plants, weak and debilitated systems, dyspeD-
STA ana sluggish digestion, that can possibly be
compounded. To insure specific results cali
for SanfOrdS
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

49, SPECIAL NOTICE
Inc Sixth annual meeting OF the NINTH
bUILDING ASSOCIATIONS, of Georestovn- will
EVENING; September %. at O'Clock. when the,s
VIII be an election OF officers to serve the ensnInS
year. lfep22G'l FERDINAND KING Gec
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FIRST CAPITALS. $4,000. $4,000. s5.CCO. AND
1891 OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO e67, s25
TICKETS 81. FOR FULL PARTICULARS Ap
PLY TO WILLIAMSON CO.. GENERAL
EASTERN AGENTS, 500 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK, OR OUR WESTERN AGENT, MORRIS
RICHMOND. CONVICTION, BY.
sep20, % q, 26&27
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GROCERIES, SEGARs AND TOBACCO AT Auction.
Thomas bowling sells tomorrow, ar 11O4 l2th
ST., file assortment of the above goods. +
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
WHICH IS DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN
ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF KENTUCKY FOB THE BENEFIT OF
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
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NEW FIRE EsCAPE.-Yesterday afternoon
Commissioner Phelps, Fire Commissioner Ba-
Con, Chief of Police Morgan, Chief Engineer
CIon1n, Building Inspector Entwisle and other
District officials, were present at Polkinhorn's
building on ID street, between 9Th and 9TH
streets, and witnessed trial of the permanent
fire escape recently patented by Mr.. Frank
Burrows OF the police force. The test was sat
1sfactory, and Mr.. Burrows was congratulated
On the success Of the exhibition.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
VIM. W. Corcoran to Nazareth Bunch, lots So,
81, s., 80 and 40, In W. w. Corcoran's sub of SCI.
500; $S90.62. Same TO Hannah Mcguire, part Is,
so. 500; sS1433. Maurice Carroll to Frederick
kOoneS, part 8, so. SIP; 1925. Fl. A Willard to
G. 6. Markham, part IA, So. 253; $1,000. A. A.
Blrney to 8. s. Wales, part 4, so. Ala; $500. VIM.
Ballantyne to Elizabeth d. " eSfcOtt, lot 20 and
part sub. lots IL and IL, in So. 2s3; s.. j. E.
Zug to John c. Hardness, lot So Of sub. Of
original lots to II, So 364; s., 900.
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EoTARLINHED IN 1881,
~ ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874:
NOW tne most Complete in this part Of the country
w. q. WHEATLEYs
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND sOOuRrNc
ESTABLISHMENT,
- JefersOn st.. near Bridge It., 0eoreetovn
Everything appertaining to the bustne>s pronort,,
fsssndsd To- The cleaning Of Carpets, Drussess and
District work sent for and returned frec Of cSa.s
Vr9ers by mail and express promptly blended Ia
1 - eoOeo. tyllkf
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.cidcd symptoms Of alteration,
and it was 10 divert and relieve
this ailiiction that his friends had
inducclhim to 60 onthc excursion.
Alas, however, his aihncnt proved
too serious for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
that in a moment of frenzy he vas
prompted to put an ondt" his life,
which he did by shooting himself
through the brain with 4 pistol.
Sudh a tragedy WAS wholly out
Of keeping with the excellent life
of Mr.. Hubbard. No man In our
midst led n more uncxcortionablo
life. lie was q good citizon and Il
good man in all the. relations Of
life, This community could not
afford to lose such . man, and
everybody dcplores his untimely
death, His popularity was shown
by his extraordinary large vote in
inns county Mheh Il eahaiaa'e iof
congress '"s1 year. AZ me-. inc 'ilho 90, o.
MS Noamh 4 II We LOOK occasion 10
maze 'he .o'loWins Foi"'F8s anou'
NM "Mf' linpnafa IS i one o. 'na'
rare @ao excellent IN, c sM OF men
VINO can cay NY. WIN ohakeshesaal'e
S ; on am /" 'fu' '"'''fpf )
!, earn ~ha' ! wear wear owe no ''''''
ha'o; envy no mars napP'''eSS J
glaa WIN o'hef mems !, Is, sooa' Coh =,
!eht WIN my la@' we Remarked &c
iuf'hef y, -. 'l''s &c. eau DC Sala OF 81 my
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into consideration, and its
steady annual increase, it is CUES
tionablc whether the expectations
from the United Kingdom to the
United States can decrease much
further 1t is also questionable
whether it would he desirable on
our part to look for any farther re,
duction. We cannot expect TO sell
all things and buy nothing, and
the volume and value of British
imports from thc4Unitcd States, it
would now seem, need only be
limited by the ability and dcsira'
bility of England toparcl'asc from
country which might not pur'
chase reasonably in return. .