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EDf tNe .IItGcdtes SPECIMENS OF A NEW GLOSSARY.

 Gentlemat1-6lno who has more money than honesty, and more impotence than money.

 Uaenried a'eputation "A reputation that does not consist in kissing the feet of men Tn power, in taking bribes in the sEape of honorary dinners, or in baslSing in the prai- ses of the dominant faction.

 Lieentioasaess-E.xposing the character of an unprincipled pretender to morality.

 Prostituied Press-Onc that refuses to take bribes from Ashley and Go. and insists on being independent, tho in minority.

 Bijlingsgaie--A humble imitation of the editorial language of Woodruff, tho at an immeasurable distance.

 .HordtitY-An unswervlng sefur1neo ste the dictates, and concurrence in the opin- ions, of Sevier.

 .Merceaafg-A word best explained by negatiyes--feelings which cannot exist iu the pure soul ef Woodruff. and a conduct, eontradicted by the whole tenor of his life.

 Faction, e,c-Words elegantly applied to the party which happens to be in the mi nority.

 I7ftt1---F or the pfactical defnitlon ofthls word, eide the pages of Woodruff, pdssiai.

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 .Maaylaaa E!eetsoas.-Flli lie result of # the recent elections in this State for members of Congress, has been ascertained in all the districts. The Baltimore papers make three distinctions of the members elect, viz, National Republicans, Jaeksoa-men, and Asdepeadeat. The following gentle men arc elected -

 WILLIAM c. ,JoHNsoN, Naeo1 R.n,,,s LITTLEToN P. DENNIS s'e' e'' l.ep ''o' ISAAC McKM, RICHARD CARMICHAEL, Jackson-,aeas. FRANCIS THOMAS, J. T. SToDpART,

 JAMES P. HEATH, Independent. JAMES TURNER,

 