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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-18
CITY ITEMS.

The Great Australian Gum Tree.
yield the material for Eucalyptine. delightful
II cures chapped skin, CUTS scratches, erup
uons burns, &C. Druggists sell II. Price CSC.
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nR. CHARLES III. BOWEN has removed
~ 70 SS5 Lndaae ayenue. opposite CITY Han.
Sal1 fesponoed 10 from jas. II. Stones Dr0,x
store. 5tn md i and Bertn'a DRUG store, col
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD. is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81.
All druggists. SToTr CROMWELL, Agents.
60 $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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MISCELLANEOUS
EIDNE6EN,

KIDNEGEn. EiDNEeEM
KIpNEafN. KlpNRaES.
KIpSKGrN. kIpsgGrs,
KIDNkGKR. kIpNEohN.
KIpNEeES. tTrade- Marx Secured
kIpSEGKs. THE GRKk1
KIoNEGEN. KIDNEY RRaUIAroH
kIpNEGfN. AND DIuRErIc.
KIDNEeES. KIpNEGHN n high, recon-.
KIDEBGEN mended and unsurpassed for WEAK
KIDNEGrN. or FOUL KIDNEYS. pRopsY.
KIDNEeEN. BRIaHTs DISEASE. LOSS OF
KIRNEGEN. ENERGY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
KIDNEGEN. or any DISTRACTIONS arising
KIDSEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS
KIpNEGLN. EASES. Also for BLOOD aud KID
KIDNEcEN. NEY POISONING. W Affected ma
KIDNEGEN. lar.al sections
Unlike ANY other IRE, ara,ion for
K1DSEGEN. Kidney difnculties. Il has o way
pleasant and nj. taste and
KIDNEGEN. navcr. II coninius POSITIVE
DlURETIO properties and win
KIDNEGEN. NOT NAUsEATs LADIES
ESPECIALLY viii hAe it. ana
E1DEEGEN. GENTLEMEN viii ind KIDNE-
GEN the best kidney ToE.s ever
KIDNLGKN. used!
kIDNEGEN. EOTICE.-Esch bottle bears tie
signature Of LAWRENCE n MAR
kIDNEGEN. TIN. also PROPRIETARY Gov
ERNMENT STAMP. ", jch permits
K1DEEGEN. hDNE}EN TO be sold without
hcense) by Drussists. Grocers and
KlDNEGEN. other persons everywhere.
KIDNEGEN. IN QUART-sIZE BOTTLES FOB
GENERAL AND FAMILY USE.
KIDNEGEN. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
KIDNEGEN. LAWRENCE & MATTE.
PROPRIEToas. CHICAGO, liz.
kIDkKGEN. SOLD By DRUGGISTS. GROORRs
AND DEALERS kvERYwHERIy
J. c. ERGOOD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents In Washington.
A. vOGELER CO.. Baltimore. noll-eo
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TIE SPANISH STUDENTS will be al Abner's
Garden again January 20, 81 and 22.
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churned every morning. and delivered In i lbs.
"Ward" prints, sc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. Onttermilk and sweet milk &C. per 1T
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Weeks a. Potter

the great drug house OF Boston, have staked
their reputation on the success or the Cuuicura
Remedies IN curing itching, scaly and scrofu-
met With suCceSs.-Aedicdl Times.
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WALKERD, 30 10Th q.
Lima osn''< n''''r; .1 Ssrfpss Lining IA. 1sn
oov1 CRAWL ROOFING SUPPLE.
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON ID. c., Jan. Is, 1851, $40 a. m. (
Tor the middle states, clear or fair weather
curing the rest of Tuesday, followed on Wednes.
Say by threatening weather and snow or rain,
winds generally from north to east stationary
or a slight rise I'm temperature. decidedly high
barometer during the day, followed by slowly
falling barometer.
RANGE OF THE THKRMONYrRR.
The following are the readings OF the ther-
A0meter at the Signal Of1ice during the day
: Am. 200: II an. 26o, p. No., 80. Maxi
mum, 3Io; minimum. Is o.
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MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Jan. 1S.-The Viskow girl
the only survivor OF the Oshkosh tragedy, has
SO far recovered as to be able TO make a state
ment. She says her father killed her mother
with club. and he supposed that he mad killed
her. He then fired the house and barn In which
he peTished. There Is little doubt but that
EiSkQM WAS insane.
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EDGAR's CoUGH SPECIFIC is the best Price
25c. per bottle.
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WITH the new moon, look out for cold weather
and keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In the house

THE MUTUAL INSURANCE Co. ELECTIoN.-Yes
ferday the voting for managers or this COM
pany. which commenced at Odd Fellows Hau
at O'Clock a. H., continued until O'clock D.
M. when the polls closed and the judges re-
tired with the ballot boxes. About 10 O'Clock
the vote was announced as follows: Samuei
Emery, LII; James W. Barker, 2,3is; Jesse 3.
Wilson, 1856; E. kurtZ johnson, 9, 1885, Anton
Eoerly. LOS: George T. bearing, l,Gil; s. q.
Walker 49I: W. n. CrOggan, 124; G. W. Coon.
ran, 2; j. W. Shiles, 10; and H. POlk.nhorn. Q.
Those who were declared elected managers for
The ensuing year were Samuel NOrment. II. G..
Emery. Jessie B. Wilson. John Van Riswlck,
J. w. Barker, E. Kurt johnson. and George T.
bearing. The Old board was reelected, with
the exception of Dir, Eberly. and he is succeeded
by Mr.. bearing. Most OF the German policy
holders scratched Mr.. Eberly in consequence as
Ii Is stated, OF the course he pursued in refer
ence to the German orphan asylum. The fall
ing on IN the vote or Mr.. Norment is due to OBJ
and MIR. Emery was scratched by a number be
cause OF his opposition TO the liquor business
With the exception of last year. this is the
heaviest vote ever cast at an election of mana
gers since the organization.
MINERAL WATERS - congress wnter-The
pureSt and safest OF all cathart1c waters. None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse 1rri-
tating waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
the digestive organs and kidneys.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Mr. H. j. Ramsdell
editor OF the Republic and Washington CORE
spOndent of the Philadelphia Times, slipped on
the Ice last night In front OF the Louise Home
and broke his leg in two places He was on his
way TO bis home on y street at the time, and
was compelled to drag himself over the ice
10 the Scott statue, suffering intensely for
nearly an hour before any one came TO Ills as
siStance. A gentleman and lady returning from
party then answered his outcry, and with the
aid OF others removed him to his residence, two
squares distant. He will be confined TO hi,
room for several weeks, and will receive the
sympathy OF large circle OF friends.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. Jan. iS.-The Posts financial
article to day says: The stock and exchange
markets continue active. L. S. bonds are "a
higher for the Is and AIS. Railroad bonds are
Irregular but generally lower, the principal de-
cline Is 81 per cent In Wabash general mort
gage Is. which are down to 1907 from lO4 "a
yesterday. On the other hand, Wabash equip
nent Is are up per cent to SO, and st. Louis
and Sioux City lists are up to l14k from 11115.
The stock market at the opening was strong.
but soon became heavy, and so continued
during the first hour; it then became
strong, and has remained SO up to the
time that we write. The early decline
ranged from IA to2k per cent. the latter Can
ada Southern and American Union Telegraph.
The subsequent advance has ranged from a to
8 per cent, the latter Denver and Rio Grande &
X. w. .. The notably strong stocks have
advanced to the following figures: Western
Union, from 1917 to 11014; d. L. & W.. III; Del
aware Hudson, to s9h; jersey Central, SO 5:
Pacific Mail, SAYS; Canada Southern, 81: Ontario
Western, 1914: 81. Louis d Northern, (the con-
troll OF which is owned by the Illinois CentraD,
5l2s; Odgenburg S5; Illinois Central has been
strong throughout, having advanced to 135
from 129, and being 1897 as we write This rise
is due to the expectation that the dividend will
be raised. The Elevated stocks have been
heavy, as has also, for the most part, Erie. The
Pacific railroad stocks have been dull, but on
the whole frm-Union Pacific at 1IShall9ss
Central at 95azs, and Northern Pacific preferred
al 66atil3.
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MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water-The
purest and safest OF all cathartic watera None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse, trri-
tat1ng waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
the digestive organs and kidneys.
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented By the use OF Bur-
nett'S Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtaining
Burnetts Flavorlng Extracts, they are the
best,
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From DIR. j. 8. Belt; Nj. D., Baltimore

Nd.
have prescribed Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract or Beef and Tonic Invigorator, and
cheerfulIy state that Ii has met my most san
guine expectations, giving to patients long
enfeebled by Chronic Diseases. Debility. Weak
ness Loss Of Appetite and Indigestion, the
needed s.utrttfon and n6'Ue JoOd Sold by all
druggists.
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Enlarge YOur List Of Pleasures
by adopting delicious, wholesome Hub Punch
as beverage 1t is most convenient to use
ard nice either with hot water or Iced
Is just the thing. No might cap" after ex
pOsure TO cold is more beneficial, and to sleep
less, tired or disconnected persons 1t is soothing
and refreshing. Grocers & Druggists.
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FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION AND
EuRE.
An OIL Tank Blows Up. Setting Fire
10 Shipping and the Oil Works 1t
Point RreeZe. Phil0tc3nhiA.


Point Breeze. Philadciphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1S.-AboUt half past two
O'Clock this morning one OF the tanks at the
AtlaD tic OIL Refinery az Point Breeze exploded
with terrific 70 &c and burning oil was scattered
In every direction. The conclusion broke win
dcwS mile distant and the flames spread rap
idly not only TO the adjoining tanks, but to the
wharf and shipping. -Four tanks soon TOOK fire
and a number OF vessels hich are aground 10
the Schuylkin were quickly abaze. as they
could not be hauled of. A diSpat ch received
from the immediate vicinity at 9:l5 q. N. says
the entire place is OF fire.
u a, m.-The report that the shipping is on
fire seems TO have beer premature, for it is now
stated That all IN" vessels were intact at a. m.
There are TO loaded vessels IN the stream,
however, opposite the works. which are burn
ing. namely the Competitor, with filled cases,
and the Maryland. With filed barrels. One OF
the city ice-bOats has gone 10 their assistance.
The wbarves are all In flames, and the en-
pl0yeS have been compelled TO leave the Offices.
The fife originated In an agitator. The eXplo-
sion was heard and felt at extreme northern
points In this city and as far down the river as
Chester. The last great fire at the works &C.
CURED In June, 1878.
11:15 q. m.-All the shedding along the
whaIves are now on fire. and the destruction OF
the whole works greatly depends on the force
and direction of the wind.
Noon.-The fire is now under control. AS the
vessels were removed from danger tue flames
We're confined chiefly to the warehouse and
Wharves. There were stored In the warehouse
eleven thousand cases OF OIL. The Standard o
Clmpany insureS its own property from its re-
serve fund,
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Rough ON Rats.
The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug
gists for Rough on Rats. II clears out rats
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &C., l5c. boxes tn
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s.. The Oshkosh TRACED y

Edward Hanlan will sail for the United States
ID the steamer City of Berlin, which will leave
Liverpool on the 9th inst.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09

Old Nose and another Old iarkey

Old Nose and another old iiarkey
we're standing in front Of the Nr,rs
ufiee, discussing matters and things
when Jim Wsbst+r happened to
pass. "Dar am about forty regular
chicken stealers in Galveston. in
.:ludlng Jim Webster" remarked
he old man. Jim overheard the
remark. 30 he came right up to
Nose and threatened to eliminate
nim If he did not take il back.
Den dar an forty regular chicken
Stealers in Galveston not incluiin
Jim Webster. Is you satisfied now?"
Jim said, very luuch affected, Uncle
Nose, when q man 'poliogizes. he
Jess disarms me right dar. Shake.
I'D man. "Taint often noE-s-days
lat anybody fatters me rs you
nave Jest done.-Galueston Necs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09
GETTING OUT OF A TIGHT
PLACE.

S:.nteul, the Jesuit wit and poet.
WAS an invet.rate card player.
One dss he Was summoned to the
pulpit while engaged in game OF
p.qne:. He got up. taking bis cards
w,lh lIlln. aud couceaiiug them un-
der his coat. Unfortunately. IA he.
Mas preaching. he extended his
ar,ns with n Vehement gesture, and
lac lei fall tine cards. which few in
Il; directions about the church. The
congregation. .. course, appeared
much scand..lizsd, but .;anteul
quietly called child of some ten
years toward him, and said: What
Is ti.at card which you hold in Your
na"d ?" '"rhe queen Of spades" )"
replied the boy. "And which il
the first IN the three theological
virtues ?" Il don't know "Ah !!
my brethren" cried Santeul. with
a burst of Indignation, "behold how
You teach your chrildren the names
If the cards. aud neglect to teach
them the virtues!"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09
THEyAGABOND SAGE.

An old man of very active physi-
oguouy was brought 70 the police
court. His clothes looked as il they
might have been bought second-
hand in his yauthful prime. for they
had suffered more from tbs rubs Of
the world than the proprietor him
self
What bulness?
"Noue; Tn a traveller.
"A vagabond, perhsps9"
"You are not far wrong. Trsvelers
and vagsbonds are about the same
thing. The difference is that the
latter travels without brains"
where have you travelled s
"AIl over the Continent"
"TTor what pnrposey
Observation.
"Whst have you observedF
IA little to commend. much To
censure xnd . great deaf to laush
at."
"Humph! What do you CON-
mendy
"a handsome woman that viii
stay ct home. an eloqueat preacher
that viii preach short sermons, =
good writer that will nst write teo
much. and . fool that hss sense
enough to hold his tongue" =
What do you csnsursr
II man that msrTies . girl for
her fns clothing. 3 youth who
studies medicine while he has the
use Of his hands. and the people
who y i'll elect . drunksTd 70 0&ee.
What do yol laugh st?
u laugh at . man vbo e1pects
bis position to command that respect
which his personal quaIi6cstssGs
and qualities do not wAgJk
h v.s dismissed
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09

A Scotch Clergyman at AYR. few
Sundays ago. prayed: &c, L'r':,
l,l..s ,h,:- E.st.b;is th.rch. tad
the Free Church. a""; t:n C::tsd
Pr.sbytsrinn Church, and all the
ot,,: churches. Thou kno~es! the
yarions rickmln.s. L,ri. by which
they are called; bless them all
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09
ST. TAMMANY PARISH.
IT'S LOCATION - HEALTH :
PRODUCTS-MANUFAC-
TURING AND AGRI-
CULTURAL AD-
VASTAGES,
ETC.

st. Talnmany parish is located
TWENTY-FIVE miles north of New Or
cans CovingtoL, the county site.
- ten miles further north, in the
interior. and ls delightfully."- located
IN the Bogue Falia.
IMMIGRANTS,
With q small amount of capital and
+, fair supply Of industry and perse-
ssrance. cannot possibly do better
han locate in our parish. The eli.
nate is as tine as any in the world.
The winters are generally mild. and
snow rarely falls. Spring opens
early in February, with blossoms
IN the peach and ounce trees. and
vegetation comes rapidly forward.
The heat IF summer is moderate.
snd the uufailing breezes Of the
.,vening refresh man and beast after
the laburs of the day.
THE SOII.
very productive. and adinirabl.
.,lapted for raising sugar cane, cot.
on. oats. corn. rice, peanuts, etc
The viue is Indigenous, and yeari,
,ears large harsests of delicious
fr,lit. Oranges. pears, peach, plums.
ounces, figs and pecans thrive we'll.
CATTLE AND SHEEP
craze upon our pine lands through
out the year, and seldom are fed III
winter, thus making st. Tammuns
ihe sCock-growers' home. Farming
and stock lands can be- purchased u,
rates varying fiom 81 to S. per
-cre, and Government lands t.
actual settlers
WATER POWER.
There is Nh abundance, Uf water
power, already improved, inviting
the attention of manufacturers. W.
Jaw no doubt u small factory. suci
IS already abound in Alabama snd
Georgia, for the purpose of con
yerting onr cotton crop INTO yarn
would prove paying investment
FIRE CLAY
Is found in abundance. as well a!
clays suitable for pot cry Ware o
ihe vel y finest texture, purely white
| and free from sand or grit. Per
-ons having practical knowledge
IF such business would soon realiz.
- fortune in manufacturing ant
shipping such wares to the New
Orleans market.
MANUFACTURE OF GLASS
| Sand suitable for the manufactur,
uf glass is also abundant all alnns
the banks of the Bogue Falia, abov,
tile town of Covington. 1t lins beel
practically tested by Piitshur.
manufacturers, aud found to ct.ll
tain all the necessary properties t,
pmduce the tiuest glassware.
CONVICTION,
the county site, contains abou
eight hundred inhabitants. and j
the best business point in the par
ish, commanding much of the trad
of both st. Tainmany anr Washing
ton parishes. The mail from New
Orleans arrives three times week
ger steamer New Camelia, an,
there is some talk Of building
t,!es rl,h .i.r.
At present i'.-;e i uo II II y
msnuta':tory Of :.,.y liLd in Giving
ton. Building sites fu: maruiac
turing purposes can be had on lh
most favorable terms, aud evel,
facility will be offered for iinu.l
grants to this parish.
To all honest and industrious in,
migrants Who nay wish I" settle il
st. rainiuauy. hearty welcome j
extended ani protection gnarantee'
in their respective occupations.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09
HE LIVED THERE.

care you the tax collector for
this wnru ?" he asked, as they rode
together on the lilatforn. of the cnr-
mo"
Assessor
No"
"Waterworks man?"
No"
Anything to do with the CEN
sus2"
"No:hing of the sort. Why do
you ask ?"
Why, saw yo,I coming out OF
house on Sprost street the other
day with two CHAIRS, d br0um and
an ottoman h,l..g after you, and !
ssid IT, Iuyse,i that you ~sre an titi-
cIu, III aseft oi s.nne sort and had
un,nteDtio"a,i, IF nied the lady.
No, I'm NO official Or agent, re-
,,lieu tine Hiatt iii q lonesome voice.
L live there, aud that woman was
my wifi. Savey?"
"Yru betl" was the sympathetic
response, rnd they cr-pt closer to-
;,e,iier and took chew from the
same aox.-Detroit Free Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09

- Outfit furnished free, with
XIII full instructions for conduct
HAO ing the most profitable busi-
less that any one can engage IN. The
business ia 10 easy Ia learn. and our in
,trucrious are SO simple AMI piiin, tina:
.ny one can make great profits from the
tart. No one can fail Who is willing t.
work. Women are rs successful ~ men.
BOYS and girls can earn large sums
Ianv iaye male at the business over
me hundred dollars in single week
lothiur like it ever known before. All
Who engage are surprised Mt the ease and
api,iity with which they are able to max.
money. You can engage in this busis
ness during your spare time at gr-a-
.rotit. You do not have to invest caple
al in it. We take all the risk. Those
who need ready money should write to
Is at once All furnished free. Ad-
tress TEuE g. Co., Augusta, Maine.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-04-09

The negru Increase in the North
ern States is much smaller than III
the South. Ohio and Pensylvanis
still lead the North II colorsd popu-
i..tion, vet neither show III increase
a
ri over % pr c-nt. while tie rate
m The Snut.. is "a per cent In Neu
Jer>..s, Comprehend. Indiana, Ohio
nd p.Esyis Lii. the coinred voters
st u :.o.., :;:c balance 1T power be-
I've, u the t~o great political pan-
ties, hut they never yet any p&ess
from the Republicans. although
their desertion would naks q
these States reliably Deaaoecstin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-15
GROWING FIDGETY.
The ASSassIn's Check nnd Monumental
IInpndcnrc.

WAsniSoroS, y. G., October l4.-Gui-
tCau, the assassin, sent the following letter
to Scovillc, his counsel, last night:
"Mn ScovtLLE: | Ind n high fever last
night, the worst | have had since WIS
sick in July. told Colonel CorkhiIl's us.
sistant | should not be ablG4O 20 into
Court this week, any way Did YOU see
the President? II not, see him ut once,
and get wlint time we want. lie is bound
to help me, and he will help me II y0u
stick to him. Talk to him Just as would.
Thirty days to plead and my books are the
objects 10 be pressed now. Ask Mr..
MGrriCk II We cannot compel bailey
to lonn me his notebook. II not, give me
II man and will 90 nj II aguin. think !
can rcdictate II In two days. We ought to
get possession Of llailey's book in some way.
DO not wastc any effort in trying to prove
my actual insanity. II would disgust the
Court and jury Legal lnEnity il all !
claim, and tliat is Just as real as actual. /
want TO Gee the leading Stalwarts met in
New York last fall in my defense. This
and my own testimony is about all the dc.
Tense have, as the law Is with us-thc
law Of insanity and the law Of jurisdiction.
See Inc as sOOn as you CNh, want to get
my book out some way. Z. q.
'OctObcr l2th."
Yesterday lie also wrote tie following.
"To TnE punLlC: wish TO warn all per-
sons to attempt no violence on me, MS they
will probably lie shot dead Il they do by
the officials having me IN custody. The
United States Government Is hound 10
protect me and give me 4 fur trial, and tho
honor Of the American people Is at stake
for my personal protection. understand
this bitterness Is kept alive by certain
friends Of the late President, who expected
office from him. They are mad about his.
removal, and II ia irresponsible characters
Of this kind that are gehdlng silly and I'M.
pertinent letters anOnynIonsly to my attOr.
ney. These people had better drol, poll
ties and go iuto other busines With
great respect, CHARLES GulTEAv.
tni,d Sqta JgA District Of Columbia, Oct0.
Der II, 1851