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The Comet nny Disappear,

but the fact Will remain all tho Same that "a
long as he keeps place OF business In WASH
ington, Lew Newmeyer, No. 73l Seventh
street, will sell the best and cheapest clothing
In the city,
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Three of the most prosperous mines in
Arizona are tho Lucky Cuss, Tough Nut and
Little Devil We should think n mine named
for Teddy Byron might pan out pretty hand.
somely.
Under drill: Young and fashionable wIfo Ito
very plain and old.fashioned husband) )-S'Now,
that at our dinner to-day l wish you 70 omit
those horrid tales OF yours about how you
went Darefooted whom a boy, and do try and
have a littlo more style than an Egyptian
mummy."-Hafpe''s Basar.
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Our Authorization

OF large trade is being realized Tho last few
days has been perfect boom, but we are fully
prepared Our stock Is larger and more SO.
lect than any previous seasons. Elseman
Bros, clothiers and tallors, corner OF Seventh
and L.
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MatrimoniaIIy Inclined.

John W. Brlghtwell and Matilda Mccormick.
Julius l.. Dundy and Sophia Jacobs.
Michael j. Burke and Maria n. Harrington,
Arunstead Crump and Cora Rhodes.
Joseph Dimes, OF this city, and Elizabeth
Mockabee, of Elllcott Mills, Md,
John g. Wilson and Mary Drnwn
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Delaware Democratic.

Well, perhaps the Blue Hens Chicken has
gone so, as usual, but that does not AFFECT the
fact that James Tharp, on L stroot near Ninth,
keeps the best liquors In the city,
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FRESH MEATS. Round steak 10c. ID; liver,
sc, N porter-house, l5c. ID; sirloin, 12lac. ID
choice rib, 12o. Ii, at +. =. Hughes market,
corner OF Eighth and N streets northwest.
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The Cigarette Smoker.

1t has been demonstrated that cigarette
smoking is unhealthy, especially for boys.
There Is class, however, who never smoke.
They get their clothing at b. Roblnson's, No.
300 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07
EIectjoD Returus.

Fun and impartial election returns Will bo
received from every State In the Union by
shown from the stage tonight, commencing at
b o'clock.
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AUCTION SALES,
I. coLDwELL, Auctloneer.

Il t. CoLDwELL, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ElsIY PROPERTY BEING HOUSE, NO. sos
by virtue of deed OF trust dated 6tff
day OF August 1879, and recorded In Llber No.
V,e iollo i52 Ct seq, one of the land records OF
the District OF Columbia, and at the request In
Mrlllng, Of the holders of the notes secured -.
lhereby, default having been made in the fN.I
phyment thereof, the undersigned will sell hliul
nt public auction, IN front Of the premises, on
FRIDAY 18th day Of November. 1882, at o 'clscle
y. M, oil the following described real estate,
situate In the city of Washington District OF
Columbia to wilt All that piece or parcel Of land
with Improvements, fronting on street south-
east, known and described ts lot seventeen u7),
In square numbered nine hundred and twenty
(g2Ol, subdivslon by Thomas NJ. and Samuel Car
ptnter. as Will appear by reference to subdivision
book W. I. NJ. Mt folio 81, surveyors office.
Terms OF sale Cash. ESQ deposit nt time of sale,
aud terms to be complied with In i've days from
u. II. WARNER,
HENRY ST1tASBURgER,
n7eod Trustees.
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WASHINGTON HALL RESTAURANT,

ALBERTO CAMPBELL. Proprietor, cor. 30 st.
and Pa ave, Capitol Hin. Game and luxuries In
season. Milwaukee and Washington beer and
other drinks Ladies' Diningrooms. spi3
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An old lady, hearing that John Bright
contemplated visiting this country, hoped
that he wouldn't bring his "disease" with him.
-N0ffistoipa Herald.
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OyercORtS,
IndnstrinI Nnies.

Boys Cvorcoats, youths oyorcoats, mems
ovcrcoats. Oyercoats to ft and please every
one. Eiseman Drosn n.cornor seventh and L,
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CoAcHMEN's oAPEs. NUTS and fur
lined wrape at manufacturers prices. Sig
mund a Goldman, d36 Seventh street.
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ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL THEATRp.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY AND SAT.
uRDAY MA1INEES.
CoLLIERs LIGHTS o. LONDON" co.
=. An unqualified and an assured success at the
Union Square Theatre N. ", and wherever else
performed, Geo II. simms powerful, spectacular
melOdrama,
THE LIGHTS o. LONDON.
Presented with an especially selected company
spices Of MIR. \. NJ; Palmer of the Union Square
Theatre, New York
Thunders Of spplause, roars Of daughters tears Of
sympathy.
And replete with picturesque sketches, vivid
portraitufes, strkingstuatlons, magnificent stage
settings.
MONDAY, NOV, ~.
Emma Abbot Opera Company.
EoRD's-To.NIoHT FUN.
"whcn a convict escapes from Blackwolls Is
land they ilre three guns
Matiness Wednesday and Saturday.
The Talented Comedians,
THE HARRIsoNs-ALICE AND LOUIS,
VIII appear in Leonard Growers new Romantic
American Drama,
VIVA; OR. A SISTERS SACRIFICE,
Supported by Mr.. r. Aug Anderson and Power.
ful Dramatic Company.
Next Week -CALLENDERs MINsTRELs.
NEW THEATRE coMIeuB.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER O.
In compliance with the universal demand the
management has concluded to retain for one
week longer
THE NECRoMANCER,'
with an augmented and artistic ballet, headed by
FANNY LUCILLE
in her renowned clodoche and other equally ar
tistic dances
First appearance Of
KELLY AND MURPHY.
THE. GILMORE SISTERS,
MASON AND LORD,
MINNIE KENT -
LoTTIE REMINGTON.
Matinees TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SAT-
URDAY.
Note-A full and complete return OF the cleo
tlons in the various States will he read from the
stage ON Tuesday night every Is minutes.
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THE NEXT HOUSE.
Estimates of the Chairmen of the
various State Committees of Both


The following are the estimates from tho
Chairmen OF State Central Committees, both
Republican and Democratic, In all the States
in the Union, giving their estimates OF tho
result Of the coming election for Members OF
Congress. Following is u summary, includ-
already been held:
RfDUbl,cnn I)eyuOcyntIc
The Evening critic., 1882-11-07

1867 Prizes, amounting S2Gi $40
Application for rates 10 clubs should be made
only to the office of the Company in New Or
leans
For further Information write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express, Registered
Letter or Money order, addressed only TO
NJ. A. DAUpHlN,
New Orleans, La,
NJ b. Orders addressed TO NeD Orleans toiA
ytcttDt prompt attention. ocl1w&s
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WY A NTED-Ta exchange new stoves nor old
w ones al Buffers Stove Exchange, cor oth
and X Smok ey chimneys cured or no pay; stsEss tEs,
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GUNS! GUNS!! GUNS!!!

The Reinforced Breech Diana" Gun. A vast
Improvement. Absolutely safe. Winner In all
All gums warranted. My long experience is
guarantee of satisfaction, WIN. WAGNER, Gun
Maker and Dealer In Hardware and Sports
mems supplies, 2O71s Penna. ave. east, Capitol
IIill, ocg
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
BOARDING.
FOR EXCHANGE.

TCABLE BoARD-HoMELIKB AND COM
ence required. ocl0-Gtt
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nsSra DIR, 8, b, MUNCAsTER,
Dentist. Formerly with Prot. Hodgkln), has
moved his Office TO g23 u 81. n. W. spls
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East WaShingtOn Advertisements.
- ''NEOLA.n

Dornin Ellis Own Brand Best 5Cont Cigar in
WashingtOn GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Silver Spray Flour ;o2O quarter hbl. Oysters
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F, sTEINLEls OONFEOTIONERY,

No. no PENNA. AVENUE EAST.
ISTA BLlSHED 1854, ON CAPITOL HILL.
am filling up my store with the finest French
and American Candles for the Fall, and / will
always during the Winter keep on hand the best
Candles and Cakes. My Philadelphia Caramels
of different flRvOrs are the best In the market.
Ice Cream and Water Ice always on hand. We'd
dlngs and Parties furnished at short notice,
Please give me n call.
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AND WOOD

Carefully Selected tor Family Use, at
Bottom Prices.
East Washington Coal and Wood Yard,
b. l.. SIMPSON, JR., go Pepna ave. 8. c.
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oyrnooATs, Geo. spransy, 5o7. Seventh street
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KEEP WARM

The most complete and largest stock of STOVES
and PARLOR II EATERS IN East Washington.
Houseiurnishing Goods and Tinware at Cheapest
Nj. IL. FLYNN. Gee Penna. Ave. 8. L.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-18
Liberty or License?

The killing of Colonel A. w. Slaybaok
yesterday afternoon by John A. Cockerill
OF the Post-Dispatch, will excite wide and
earnest comment on the subject of personal
journalism as practiced by that paper,
Violence and bloodshed are the natural,
and, we might add, inevitable fruit of such
publications rs have constantly appeared in
its columns. And this obvious view of
the subject makes the authors and publish
ers of such Journal morally responsible
for the consequences that flow from their
action. II is not alone the sentiments and
epithets OF the editors nd employees of a
paper which may appear harmful, but the
incorporate and angry language of others
which finds utterance in n public
ournal are often equally productive
of evil. The intentional publication of that
which is of purely personal and defam-
atory nature and promises to lead to strife
is properly held TO be deeply reprehensible.
1t is often only when bitter and yindic.ive
language is put in type and goes before the
public in this form that it becomes really
mischieyous and incapable of satisfactory
and sufficient explanation. Thus the editor
holds an imllense power for evil. Society
itself can scarcely hold together if all the
haSty and angry utterances of men concern
ing each other are blazcd before the pub
lie in newspaper columns. Between free
dom and license in publication of the news
and in the discussion of public men and
measures il is the great duty ola journalist
to Judge intelligenlly and conscientiously,
for there is no adequate, peaceful remedy
| Tor the wrongs he may do. II is idle
TO talk about the protection of the
laws and the courts against the subtle
tongue of oalumny, This in thousand
cases is myth and mockery. Private
| rights and feelings In the nature of things
cannot find protection in statutes. Hence
the moral responsibility of all, and most o
all the journalist, for the disregard of thu
amenities which make life enjoyable ant
even cndurable. Louis Republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-18

Samuel Strover, of color has started al
insurance business that will take the wind
out of the sails of all the insurance com.
panies combined. 1t is the great combina.
ton of insurance companies, and, like q
patent medicine, suits any and all ills
Each company or lodge is composed OF
an equal number of manageable
males and females, which serves to
keep the thing on an equi
librium, and as matrimony is
one OF themain features of the institution
a certain mount Of pride pervades the cir
Gle sufficient to cause them to pay their
assessments promptly. The object of the
association, or whatever it might be termed
is to encourage matrimonv and assist one
another to the best of their knowledge and
ability in the affairs of life. Yes
tcrday Strover called on one of the
sisters OF the concern and impaired
to her the information that she had been
assessed $40, of which sum So was for sick
member, and So to so towards paying fine
and building up the morals of sister Of
tho fraternity, who had been so unfortunate
as to become involved in scratching match
with an outside female. She cogitated.
She was only getting $40 q
month, and as her living depended
to a great extent on that sum she declined
to give up. The master of the association
rushed, and returning with huge book
read her the bylaws, but still she declined
and then il was the founder OF the order
began to get bOistcrous when Mr.. Frank
Cockrcll, on whose premises the woman
was stopping, stepped in and quelled III,
riot
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A Funny Old Cloox Tower M ncr,.


From Geneva The tourists fitted to Berne
1t is the quaintest town We have seei,, and
clean and pure besides, The air ru.hes
through 1t like an arrow. The rivers in
this part OF Europe are swift, aud limy
blue. From Derno there is a glorious view
OF mountains in the distance. The people
here look like characters in German fairy
stories, odd, chutiy and funny. These
old Swiss towns have often sort OF
patron saint IN the shape OF some animal
always connected with some romantic
legend. The patron saint of Berne is my
Lord Bear. The bears are the lions OF
Berne. l,ruin is everywhere carved In
wood nodded In brass and iron, painted over
doors and upon signs, and chiseled out of
marble. The clock tower, or campanile, Is
u bear tower. Time out of mind II has
been one Of the wonders of Switzerland,
though Y is grotesque rather than remark.
able. Five minutes before each hour
strikes, n rooster perched upon the tower
| Flaps his wings and crows. He Is an un.
commonly rheumatic looking rooster, and
his voice hath an ancient wheeze, although
he had bad cold In his head. No won.
der. lie has been Tapping his wings and
Growing out there IN the weather since he.
fore America was discovered. Three min.
utes after the chicken circus q star bear per.
iormauce begins. A pappet gives a signal
and some little wooden bears, at the
| LETT Of the cock, march around In circle
like the horses in flying Dutchman. Then
a wooden man, away up on top, strikes tn,
hour upon a bell with q hammer, a littl,
figure OF Father Time inverts his hour
glass, aud all subside, ready to wind up 70
next time. There is nothing very pfett,
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'' ERIN GO BRAGH.
Financial and Commercial.
LOUISIANA BONDS,
Continued From First Page.

LOUISIANA BONDS.
NEW YORK, October l7.-State treasurer
Burke, OF Louisiana, has made application
to the New York stock exchange to have
Louisiana bonds quoted 'ex-matured
coupons, representing that the rule of the
New York exchange now prevailing pre-.
vents eastern holders from accepting re.
duced interest now offered at the Bank OF
New York, according to settlement pro.
posed by bondholders in July last and &C.
copied by the state. II the application is
granted Louisiana bonds will be a good
delivery without matured coupons.
THE BRITISH GRAIN DEMAND.
LONDON, October T.-Mr. James Card
estimates the requirements in Great Britain
for foreign wheat from the first OF Septem.
Der at Is 500, 900 quarters, or nearly 1000 ,O0C
quarters less than were imported during
the same period last year.
New YORK, October 1.-THE Posts cot.
report says: Future deliveries at first call
began selling at an advance of points, but
the gain was lost before the call was over
and prices, with slight fluctuations, con
tinued steadily to decline till sales were
made at points below yesterdays closing
quotations. At the third call October
brought 10 %, February 10 So March II co.
May II %, August IL 81, November was
offered at 10 IS, December 10 70, January
10 70,
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STREET PAVING.

We received last evening from Louisville
a pamphlet entitled Street Payemcnts, be.
ing report OF Il. T. ScowDEN, city engineer
of that city, made to its mayor, on the sub
ject indicated. Among other things, no
contends that wooden paving is TO be pre-.
ferred when proper wood is used, because
they are more durable for the cost, and are
relatively much cheaper than other
kinds; because they are much
easier on stock and vehicles;
because they are smoother, noiscless, and
more pleasant to ride over because they
are easiest laid down, and less liable to get
out of order; because the cost of keeping
them clean is nominal; because they can be
readily taken up for the purpose OF laying
water or gas pipes, or other purposes, and
can bc put down without dciacing; because
experience has proven in London, and
wherever else tried, they are sanat arians.
Certainly these are very strong recon-
mcndations, and il they can be sustained az
worthy the best attention of our citizens,
Concerning the trailicablc merits of these
wooden pavements, COLONEL HEywoop, the
engincer..oi London, says that careful oh.
servations showed that in period OF fifty
day selected for an impartial test, IL was
asccrtaincd that tho number OF horses fall.
ing was, upon the wooden, 5i2; upon the
granite, 10; upon asphalt, 1906 With tn,
same expenditure Of force, Il was also Ms
certained that horse would draw q loat
49, mile on granite, lol miles on asphalt
and iiS miles on wood, and there
fore he concludes that as u medium
of,ransportation wood is maniicstly ia
superior. There isanother important FAC
tor 10 the subject Of strcet.paying that 1
necessary to he considered Of via. the cos
Of keeping in repair. Mn ScowpxS say
that the wooden pavemcnts IN Louisv,ll
have endured ten years hard use withou
mcndng, aud that calculations cstablishS
the fact tina, the taxes for wood;p<Nc
streets are lar lower than those required
keep up the others. There is an ord,nanc
there that materially aids the tay'payc
in the matter of heavy hauling and that
the fixing of the maximum loads COR iou
wheeled wagons with tires OF six inches,
not to exceed 5000 pounds, aud $50
pounds FOR tires Of two aud onc.half inch,
In width, Drays and carts, or two.wheelc
vehicles, are limited to 5000 pounds for 81
, inch tires and $500 pounds FOR TWO an
one.half inch tires. These data ale he'
; furnished to our citizens ior what thew al
worth, and to inci,e further inquiry Q
|, this all'impor,sut subiec, Of sire,
Q paving for Dallas. The public MIND Is no
, quite well determined to place our c,,.
streets aud pavemen,s In good and decor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-18

10 the acute observer the crisis In Ireland
presents many interesting points, A PEG.
pic proverbially generous aud proyerbially
improvidcnt have at last been compelled to
face the issues imposed by the progress aud
civilization Of these latter days. The new
Irish National League, now In session a,
Dublin. will mark all epoch In Erin's his.
tory, whether for better or worse depends
upon tho spirit ,ha, shall animate their
councils. The extreme views of the home
rulers must be toned down, the
grievances of the pcasan, laborers
against the farmers mus, be adjusted, as
well as those Of the latter against the land
lords. Moderation should be the watch
word. and 1, cannot be doubted tina, Il the
euimus Of the leaders o! the proposed n,
iorrs, as meegerly doled GU, to us by Tn,
cable, shall prevail, a sra,ihed world will
hail New Ireland, free yet loyal 20 Thu
Union Jack, still impoverished by the inae
lion OF a century, yc, % the highway t.
substantial prosperity and val,an, ,histcti'
pccpls, witha clear and resonant voice II
Tho halls Of the United Kingdom.
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TUG 81. Louis Globe.Democrat doesn't
like the feature of long letters of acceptance
by most of the candidates nominated to
oIhcc this season, II thinks that the poll.
tioisu who knows his business best will let
the other follow do the writing. This may
be all very good doctrine tor the Globe.
Democrat just now, Nobody likes to SEQ
long letters or short ones for that matter
when these pour hot shot into the OPPOSE
ton. The trouble isthc democrats have
col all the argument on their side in this
and the coming campaign on the leading
issues OF the day. And that's what's the
matter with Hannah
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-18

A suir tor criminal Libel has been filed
against SENATOR WILLIAM WINDOW by the
editor Of the National Free Press, weekly
newspaper of Washington city, published
In the Interests OF the Union Soldiers and
Sailors Leagc. This journal has been max.
ing war upon WINDOW in the interest OF
DuKaELt, and the former has retor,ed by
.dcuosneiuS the editor and his assistants rs
'blsckma!lers OF the worst type. A late
issue OF the Free Press Is largely taken
up with an exposition OF WINDOWS sud
denly acquired wealth, AShort time ago
before entering the treasury, It alleges
WAHpom was n poor man. Now he builds a
~ 100000 mansion, drives q $4,000 tu,n
out, and Is rcpu,cd to be worth $1,000, oOo
This while WINDOW is pleading his povcr,,
In Minnesota as illustrative OF his hon
egtv
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CLEBUliNE.


Correspondence of the Herald
CLEBuRNE, October l5.-lt has been some
time since have written the HERALD.
have only the excuse that am one of the
herd-a candidate and am most of my
time in the country" have visited all
of that portion of our county from Cleburne
To Barnesvilc, Burleson, Walnut Creek,
Mountain Creek. Pleasant Point, Alyarado
and Grand View. Through the country
have found the crops reasonably GOOD
Cotton, in some localities, Is almost Il tota
failure ton the black land), while in tn,
cross-timhers and the sandy lands the aver
the acre. | have visited hardly 4
neighborhood or house that have moi
found somebody sick. This is the reason
that crops have not been gathered. Tn,
prevailing disease seems TO be chills ant
fever.
Clcburnc is still improving. The new
courthouse has been commenced Tn,
Cleburne house is being romodeled and re
built. When completed ii will have II,
superior as TO convenience and ventilation
In all parts of the city new residences ar,
| going up,
Miss Blanche Powers, OF your city, is Wis
iting her friends, Mr., and Mrs. Will Levi
Preparations are about completed for thu
| entertainment OF those VINO VIII nc III III
| tendance upon the conference.
Major Green Maxey returned this wee
from an extended trip to Tennessee, looking
hale and hearty,
WIN Levi is preparing to remove witt
his family to Galveston.
Mr.. Silas lovelaiy returned from hi,
trip to tho lakes and Niagara Falls, Liz
all who visits the great falls, Ii
comes back inspired.
| Mr.. j, III, Cole, representing the Maize
Norton troop, is in the city to-day, and ha
made arrangements to give two pigh,s I
ourpcoplc ut Browns opera-hoyse.
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WuAr has become of the project OF build
ing an opera-house where the market.
house now stands, copner o. Main and
Sycamore streets2 We had understood
that the proposition was that il the city
would donate the ground there, some par
tcs would erect fine theatre, with city
hall and city Offices without charge for
these latter for n long series Of years. We
ought to evolve something out of all these
plana and projects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-18

AkoTuER brilliant mind and genial soul
has been engulfed in the vortex of spccula.
ton, and another soon.to.bc forgotten les.
son read to those who are the keepers OF
Others treasure The painful incidents o.
the sad affair At Galveston, AS detailed by
special telegram, show with what haste
mon to avoid disgrace will Gluten tho pail
Of oblivion, leaving behind only name
whose pride and duty it should have beer
TO cleanse OF the canker of temporary dis
honor
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- =

WAsuINGroN has comet parties where the
guests will assemble at o'clock in the
morning and have refreshments, and while
they gaze on the stranger drink to its re-
turn, think they hear its response, II
can't come-it."
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"HARMoNy" in the lexicon of the various
factions Of the democracy of the Empire
State. means preponderance of representa-.
ton To my clan JOHN KELLY a trouble.
some factor in politics, but mey eventually
follow minus sign and consequently be
eliminated,