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lioration Of the slaves. How con Abolition
lists, then, support Mr.. Penrcc?
-'''.~ AN ABOLiTfONIST.
The oM Roman, VS.. The PIT
Banks.

Gen1. Jackson in his late letter 10 Blair,
editor ofthe Globe, says-"rhe history of the
world never has recorded such base trea che,y
and perf''y as has been committed by the
deposlte banks against the Government, and
purely with the view Of gratifying B,DDLE
and the BARiSGs. and by the suspension of
specie payments, degrade, cmbarrass. and
rum, u They could, their o,cn cou,,try, for the
selfish views of making large profits by
throwing out millions Of deprecated paper
upon the people-sclling their specie at large
premiums, and buying up their own puper at
discounts OF from 25 to so per cent, aud now
looking forward to be lndul ged in these spc-
cnlat'ons for years to come, before they re-
sumo specie payments"
This is the charge preferred by the late
President Of the United States against the
Deposite Banks, selected under the super
intcndence of the immaculate Amos, and
which the Government had vauntingly pro-
claimed would furnish better currency than
the late Bank Of the United States.
What answer will the highminded and
chivalric President Of the Rhode ISLAND
UNIOH BANK, in this Town, make to such q
charge? Can he tamcly submit to such an
aspersion? Will he by remaining silent, plea
guilty to the charge; or, throwing of tho
shackles Of party, say to his townsmen al
the Country, that the "Grcatest and best" has
bascly lied? We shall sec.
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POSTSCRIPT.
TIL f ELECTION

The glorious news from the WEST, 10 pre-
ceding column. is more than confirmed by the N.
Y.'papers received by this morning steamboat.
KENTUCKY. In Col JoHNsoN's late Con-
gressional District, where two years ago he had
S,O26 majority, the Wing candidate. Sou,hgate,
is elected by ma oTity from To 500. This Dis
trict contains IL, 900 voters, and has given US a
most splendid and uneX pected triumph.
| Messrs Harlan, Calhoun, Pope, Graves, ,IIawes,
Chambers, and kumsey-all Whigs-sse also as
cer,ained 10 he elected
Mr.. Menfee (Whig) has supercedcd Judge
French ". b. in the | lth district.
A letter from Cincinnati Of Aug. 18th. says,
"Wc have now heard Of the election of nne
Whgs, and no Van Buren man out Of thirteen
members. We have little doubt we shall have n
aDhoie team Of Wings from Kentucky"
TENNESSEE. Commons majority for Cover
nor over Armstrong, ". b. is thus Ear $3.50!
Full returns from six out Of the thirteen Goa
gres>ional districts arc received. Messrs Camp
bell. JOHN BELL. Naury, Cheatham, y Crock
ct son Of David, (Whig.) and Polk. " b. are
elected. The result Of the LIE gislative elections
il decidedly in favor Of the Wings.
INDIANA. The defeat Of Amos Lane, (V Bl
by more than thousand majority by Geo. Dunn,
tWhigl is confirmed. Nlessrs. Dunn. Graham,
and Rariden. all Wings. are elected in this State.
N. CARoLINA. Messrs. Stanley, e. Shep-
pcrd, Deb-rry, Rsncher, (Whigs) elected. " hig
gain in this State, SO far, one member
Observation-Disclosures. Claiborne and
Gholson, both Van Buren, are elected to at.
tend the coming session. There is to be
another election in November.
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tFrom the N. Y. Express Of Monday. August II.
THE ELECTIONS.

FROM NORTH CARoLISA.-Jesse A Dy.
mum, ". b, escaped defeat, as we suspect,
by "the skin Of his teeth" We form this
opinion from reported returns.
FKoM TENNEssEE.--HURRAH for John
Bell! lie is reelected to Congress for the
Nashville district without opposition! lie is
the member whom the sold lion" WAS going
down to devour. The HERMITAGE precinct
gave him los votes under the very nose of
sold Hickory" For Governor, in this district,
Cannon (Whig) received IOI votes. Arm.
strong, u Van Buren, candidate whom it ha 8
been attempted to snuggle in under no party
colours, received only sepenteen voits. lie is
Gen. Jackson's candidate. In Davidson
County (he Hermitage county, the Wing
candidates for the State Senate and House
Of Representatives are triumphantly elected
Cannon (Governor) has majority of 2e5.-
This is Gen. Jackson at home! "The Van
Buren, party" says the Nashville Banner
''made desperate struggle to carry THE
HERMITAGE COUNTY, but we are proud to say
without success"
The Nashville Banner, says-"In the
neighborng county of Williamson, the Wing
ticket succeeded by an overwhelming MAORI.
ty. The returns have not come in, but we
learn from gentleman who left Franklin
this morning, that Governor Cannon's ma
jority is over 300; Mr.. Maury's Congress,
1900, and that Messrs. Marshal (Scnate) and
Hogan and Gentry (Ilouse of Representa-.
tives) are elected to the Legislature, majori.
ties not known"
From KENTUCKY Southgate (Whigi runs
his competitor Phelps w. b. hard in the
hitherto strong ". b. District which Col.
Johnson represented. Southgate has beaten
Phelps in Scott County, Colonel Johnson's
home. The chances incline altogether in
favor of SOuthgate, but the question is no,
decided. The gain, however, is immense
We do not publish details because they
would not enlighten Cur readers, aud because
a better acquaintance with them makes us
better judges than many of our readers car
be. The Cincinnati Gazette suys; "All the
information we have received warrants the
conclusion that Mr.. Southgute (Whig) il
elected in the adjacent Kentucky district
long represented by Col. Richard NJ. John.
son."
We have information, in addition, from
Lexington and Louisville, where the Wing
candidates for Congress have no opposition
and where the contest for members of the
State Legislature, has amounted TO nothing.
From lNDIANA.-In Lanes district w. b.
it is now certain that Dunn (Whig) is run.
ming him closely for Congress, and it is high
ly probable that Lane is defeated. The Ga.
zette says, "Our advces that Mr. Dunn has
defeated spokesman Lane, are confrmed.-
We have nothing further from this state
The probability ia, that its congressional rep.
resentation will be one and indivisible."
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on Monday evening next half past O'clock
ReSoired, That the present unprecedented
condition Of the business concerns of the pco-
pie of this, and other States of the Union, il
mainly To be attributed to a arrangement of
the currency, brought abont by a series of
weak and wicked EXPERIMENTS, devised and
carried into effect by the Executive authority
of the United States in opposition to the de-
carcd will Of Congrcss,and to the well known
wishes Of the people.
Resolued, That the people ofthis State have
no reason to expect either justice, or redress,
at the hands Of the individual, who, at this
time, nomnally exercises the authority of
President Of tho United States, but who il
pledged to follow in the footsteps of his pre-
decessor, and who in fact is controlled in his
Executive functions by well known and irre-
sponsible persons, who while fattening on the
spois and pcrqusites of Office have been the
chief promoters Of all the unrighteous and op.
prcssve measures of the last eight years.
Resolred, That in the present alarming state
Of public affairs, we must look for our chief
remedy in such a Wholesome change of Rep
resentatives in the popular branch of Con-
gress,as will autlioritatively express the wish
es of the people,a call TO a rigid and imme-
diate account the unworthy public servants,
who have so shamcfully abused the trusts con.
fidcd TO them.
Resolued, That we have the utmost conf
dence in the integrity, ability, and in their
firm attachment to our free institutions, Of
ROBERT Is. CRANsTON and JOSEPH l.. TIL
LINGHAsT, recommended to the Wing free.
men of this State as candidates for Congress,
by very numerous and respectable Conven-
ton of our Wing fellow-citizens and that as
friends of reform and an honest administra-
ton OF the powers of the General Government,
we pledge ourselves to devote unremittingy,
from this day forward, our best exertions and
influence to secure their election.
GEORGE ENGS, Chairman.
JAS. ATKINSON, Secry.
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Died,

in this town, on Sunday last, after short ill.,
ness, james, son Of Mr. james Simmons, aged 4
years.
On Sunday last, Mrs. Hannah Gorion, widow
of the late Capt. Charles Gorton, in the 9th year
Of her age.
On Wednesday, 9th inst. Mrs. Susan IIensl,nw. ;.
widow Of the late Mr. John llensliaw in the sOih
year Of her age.
Al Onond"ga West Hill. (N. W 3ist uit
Mrs. Elizabeth Easioo, formerly Of this town, in
the list year Of her age.
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SHEPHERD ELECTED IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
NEwBERN, Aug. z, 1897.


To the Editors efhe " Y. Daily Express.
l am happy to inform you that Chas. Shep-
Insjority Is Or 6OO) over ". d. Moseiy, the
V. B. and whole-hog Anti Bank candidate,
late Speaker of the Senate and very
worthy and honorable man, but too whole
hog Anti Bank for the good people Of this
District lie was beat in this county. which
last year gave decided majority for Spaight
". b. in the Gubernatorial election, and
though the Ex-Governor Spaight turned out
to the election ground, and it is said turned
30 votes, which would otherwise have been
Shepherds. But all would not do--Johnson
and Wayne counties, which last year gave
s ,hs sheeSer " %e aee3eS Bank 1
a majority of 3O0-in fact, Shepherd has a
majority in every county in the District, but
one.
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August IL.

Court Of Probate, .Ntwport, august z, tS31-
'lNHE Commissioners repor, and Admins
= traitors account on the Estate Of N Nathaniol
Vial, was presented for allowance, &c.
Ii is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof be referred to
Court Of Probate to be holden at the state
House in Newport, on the FIRST Monday
in Sept. next at 9 O'clock A. NJ. and that
previous notice be given by publishing .
copy of this order, three several times in
the "HeraM Of the Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place.
and be heard
! True copy-witness,
d. B. IIowLAND, Prob elk.
/ Aug. 10.
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NOTICE.-'rhe inhabitants Of New por. and
its vicinity are respectfully informed that the
ANNUAL FAIR Of the CONvocArIoN SocIE-
Ty, will be held -at the Masonic Hail. on We'd
nesdny. the 2sd inst. commencing nt clock ia
the morning. The Fair will be- continued OH the
following day. Abundance I2l cents.
Newport. Aug II, 1897
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Aug. ~
Court Of Probate, yNe,ppori, .4,.g,ll z, 1887.

Court Of Probate. Nsrpori, .q'tgna z, 1887.
'TIIE COMMISSIONER Report Of claims
against the Estate of John Kerlew, was
presented for allowance, &c.
Ii is ordered that the came be received nd
the consideration thereof referred to o Court
Of Probate to be holden mt tho State House
IN Newport,on the first Monday in Sept. next,
at y o'clock A. NJ. and that previous notice
be given, by publishing CO. y Of this order
three several times in the Heraid Of tie
Times, for all persons inter, sted to appear
at said time and place be heard.
! True copy y--witness.
b. b. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
| Aug. IL.
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Married.,

In this town, on Monday evening 7th inst by
the Rev. Mr.. Ross, Mr.. Edward w. Gardiner, to
Miss Mary Calharine Price, daughter Of Mr.. Ben
jan'in Price. all OF this town.
Al lh:le-Compson, on Thursday last, the 10Th
inst. by r. +. Little. Esq. Mr.. William u. Allan.
Of Portsmouth, to Miss Alice Brown, daughter OF
John Brown, Esq. Of Little Compton.
Al New Bedford, Oh Monday evening the 3isi
ut. MIR. Henry Tew, TO Miss Olivia r. der, both
Of this town.
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PLEASE TO TAKE .NOT1CEs

| you wish for Relief from the Pressure Of
the Times, call at the OLD OFFICE,
and buy TICKET, in the School
Fun' Lottery, which draws
This Day, August II,
72 nos. II ballots, Capital $1,000
i Tickets SO.
Friday, August fsth@
70 nos. I2 ballots, Capital $40 0OCO,
Tickets ~.
For tickets and parts, apply at the Old OF
flee. where tie good Prizes are sold every
week.
J. o. SHAW.
August -
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From the N. Y. Express Of Tuesday last, 8 P. n
LATER.
Brilliant News from the
West.

THE EELEcrIoNs.-Thc Wings in Tennes-
sec thus far are sweeping all before them
When Gen. Jackson was about leaving
Washington city for the Hermitage, he said
in the presence of large number of gentle.
men, that he "would, in two months, straight.
en- the politics Of Tennessee" and that he
'.meant to feast during the summer upon
White and Bell" The Van Buren, forces.
says the Nashville Banner, have been routed
horse, foot and dragoons. Cannon (Whig
candidate for Governor) is running far ahead
Of Armstrong ". b.
CoSGREssMEN-Whigs. Van Buren.
John Bell without opposition) J. X. Polk
A. p. Maury without opposition.
Campbell
Cheatham( Wing gain-over Cave Johnson.)
In the Fifth District (Wnren and Cannon
countes) the majority of Turney ". B. for
Congress, over Coke WING 662 In the
Tenth District Lawrence county, Shields
(Whig) had majority of 262. The result Of
the Legislature elections, in the counties
heard from, are in favor Of the Wings.
BETTER FROM KENTUCKY.
The Tecumseh. killer is routed in his own
district Southgate (Whig) is elected to
Congress ever Phelps w. b.
Vine CoSGREssMEN.
Southgate (Whig gain)-a great victory.
Graves louisville Dstrict)-both Wing
candidates.
John Popc--over Hardin, Jun.-.(both
Whigs)
Calhoon Whig-ovcr Van Metre ". B.)
Richard Hawes (Whig)-no opposition.
J. Harlan, Whig-no opposition.
Menefees-Whig gain, over French w.
b. in all probability.
Thus far there is not Van Buren man
elected, and there is hardly doubt that the
other two districts will be filled with Wing
members.
INDIANA COMING.
The contest for Governor here is between
Wallace and Dumont (Whigs,) who put their
claims upon Internal improvements, or op.
position to them, or classification"
80. WHIe CoNoREssMEN.
George II. Dunn, Wing gain, over Amos
Lane-grest victory.
William Graham (Whig gain.)
James Rariden tWhig gain.)
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Commissioners s. .adminisiraior's Notice.
w f the subscribers having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the
town Of Newport, Commissioners on the Es-
tate of Cesar Babcock, colored man, late OF
said Newport, deceased, hereby give notice
that six months from the date hereof, having
been allowed the creditors to bring in and
prove their respective claims, we will attend
for that purpose at the Office of Daniel G.
Drnham, Esq. on the last Monday evenings
Of December, January, aud February next, az
6 o'clock p. M.
PIP. REMINGTON }
ID. c. DESHAM, COplmrs.
ISAIAH BURDIcK,
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
qucsted to make immediate payment to
RICHARD SHAW, .9dm'r.
! Newport, Aug. 8, 1897. IL.
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The crops in Ohio are said to be unparalleled in
richness and abundance. Millers there say Flour
mus, como down to $780, and an intelligent, gen.
tleman refuses to contract to pay rs cents BUSH
el for wheat. Corn, Oats aud Potatoes never
were more prolific.
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SHEEN LINEN LAWN.

4 N elegant article for Ladies Ruflles and col.
IN lars. for sale, by ~ SESSIONS.
Aug. IL. No. l62, Thsmss-st.
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THIS DAY, August n.

THIS DAY, August ~.
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS ron
THREE DOLLARS.
Deiaioare. 81 Lottery Er. Class 33,
Will be drawn THIS I).aE, August u.
Capital $S,O00-Ticlsets 3.
Observation-Disclosures 18th,
Lierataw Eontry Glass II,
Capital S500O-Tickets So
S.3TURD.4Y-Angus, l9,h-
pirgi,ia, 81. Glass a,
Capital 250O0-Tickets $40.
Tickets and shares for sale by
d. d. NoYRS,
1877 l-2 TLames-h
Orders enclosing cash or prize riekrts, for
Tickets n, any Lotteries, under the manage
meni of Messrs. ID. s. Gregory g. Co. pnrsc-
tually attended to il addressed as above.
August IL.
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Court Of Probaie, .Newpo't, .1ugust z. 1887.
CLARKE CH,sE I'd, makes application for
~ AL Administrator de bonis non. with the
Will annexed. on the Estate Of Susan F.
WoOdman, late of Newport, slngls woman,
deceased: =.
II is ordered, that the Same be received. and
the consideration thereof referred 10 court of
Probate 10 be holden at the State House 10 New
port. on the first Monday in Sept next, at y
o'clock A. NJ. and TINT previous notice he given,
by publishing a copy Of this order three several
times. in the Herald Of the Times. for all per-
sons interested TO appear al said siuan and place
and be heard.
true copy witness.
B. Il. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Newport, August u, 1887.
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Court Of Probate, .Nsrpo,t, august 2, 1887.
TIIE Commissioners Repor, of claims
= against the Estate Of John Dcblois, was
presented for allowance, &c.
/ II Is ordered, that the same he received, and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday in Sept.
next, at9 O'Clock A. Nj. and that previous
notice be given, by publishing copy Of thls
= order three several times in the Herald of he
Times, for all persons interested to appear
ut said time and place aud be heard.
4 True copy-witness.
Il. B. ROWLAND, Prob. OK,
! AuU ~
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iSouth Carolina :,
Lancaster District
William Co,hen applicant

Thomas Colhcn, John Co,lien William
Dukes and h.s VIE Nancy, Peter Vincent,
and his wife Susanuah, James Co,len, Saul
Col!.cn, ParcaI Co;ien's children, Milton
Gotten. jono;han Gaiiey and ls@itc Eliza-..
bc,h, Andrew Cnthen aud Mechaei Johnston
nd hi. wife .siI!I..y, defendants. ss v Y
Summons il. Partition, 1s3.e -
|, a2p>4Tlut 10 ny satisfaction, TIA: the:
above pi,i,s crlcnJaai reside without, this
S,ae, VIZ: i'bps Co.il.n, John Cohen, satni
Co,!!c1, pa5eai Co;hei.s children, William
Dukes and his VIE Nancy, Peter 'incent-.
aud .:s VIE :Susi:"ah, II !, tlerelure order,
Cd I'm, they DO appear aud object 10 the divi
sion q. sale Of he real esia.e ot William.
Cohen tc:'d. Oh or bofoTc the ti'st Monday
in February next, or their consent TO The
sane wi, be entered OF Record.
J. II HlTHEESPOON, 0. L. D =
Noy l2.-is-h
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then we shall applaud the change ma:l
heartily. Nevertheless, VIC besecch cur
fair readers 10, too suddenly tn ru". in
10 The other extreme. and compress tLa
arm entirely up TO the shoulder. as somr
have al.eady .'anc--;hcrcby ei,i;'s shcn'-
selves somewha, The resemblance al the
addressed dolls in tic packages Of Bn'll!y
& Ward-or like giblc;-p:c-a'I wings
and leg
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u v,f,nc "t ernG.' 'ror''',. % = ~. 'l.-oo'ri
Wi, i-c scd tc!,.tc ;i.c Cau;: aas~ 'arrdcr. a.
,rr ti,p, >ionday aod 'Tacsla. ,a l.,'ust. a'ai,
v.sI,ia tbs ,.sc-i hgu.a .! s.'c. the 'ni'a.s p'o
frH1 ~.
Orc CRAY MARE. ,cylrG on a.! q J. Co..
ss,tC r'o;-rsr g E.ehata Na',ial, a'.,.r e..; 81
s;swsi icrty
Oar uorSE .nd LOT ,n ,a" ,srs u, Cz':'-.r:.
irr-s,@e iyr-: - Err ,.ee ~- rri
a. Vt.a,,u- oG.s- l,..n: 81 fas ot r.,
.Targr, = u,1r-e. igi- orca ~ 'f.~ afrir's,
o. s,:a'. ..ee! = tar 80, r.! ...0 or.'..'. s:
Il saa'c'
r...et.zst. - fs5 G. S-.r,
M I.Hs. >
In L.
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TFHE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, JANUARY Il, 1857.
UNITED STATES BANK IN EoRGh-

UNITED STATES BANK IN boh''iA-
The United STATES Bank, We learn from '"c
3 Georgia papers have recently purchns"d large
p,aisri,y of the Stock OF the INSURANCE" Bank OF
ACo!pnihas. and have nnw the absolute control of
th.t Institution. by this means. without tc con-
sent Of the State. and doun', entirely aGa;ns.
her Will, 70 all in.en;s and purposes, establishing
, H,aao, Of tl,a. namuo 18th institution within her
l:s.,i,s Under The charter OF the iss.rGnee RaHh
,acy can establish Branches throughout the STATE.
ari forn tic enarmrus capital ii comn'and and
tse facilities which under ,i,rsc c:cuns'snccs 'hey
will posscss IN negotiating exchange on III" NeF'H
assx u,asins their noies payable .. fh'"de'Ph'a'
riil give them decided advantage nsct 'hr other
Ioeai Banks Of tic State, and enable 'hc inrcrance
Bank. falias ua;,ct S'aics Da"k} 10 Ss'"d them ri
whenever N,cnoI.s E:Du.y ESQ shni! think pro
, per 50 20 order it
TIC peopic of Georgia. wio arc 'n'r:f.'ed ~
The profits. rermsneney and s"is'Her OF e.c"
Esns. ourb, sai ,iouh VII keep rws'c''a'
eyc upon tine n1oveo,eu,s u: ls il;eglua'c Young
:. mcnsses
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Hosn,s,r-Ths Montgomery idseTtstr e'r"'
an accoan, Of ;f,c arrival IN ,h,, Town Of ncCto
soY .itAou. arms. ~ho hsd been l"'' by hs '"''c-
man master. in tho rnsd {" thu: place. - eHas'
w.s the tere Of ,!,,epios sie upon tia, COMMIT
ni,y fol sap;ssa
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Darn ~ Coip-An ovsr.cet sna -" n"gr'"'
srse ,.oss 10 ds.s; t,n t.c % instant: IN &" .,'r
,;yrr, near Ecsnfori: they wcrr d;'sen'"'oa a'"7 P
irr ,,,c ftsg of der bna, Nr Frr'T, s'i'. ;Nr"'
negroes no .crS also ;l;c Boa; escaped it"I"
the nnl lr,p. hu, ar.frrrd hercrc!y
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Jua-r Pourg,r, "t l.,aisasia. !s!c Of 'h' l.
! senale. is cnE,grd N compiling history oF tn:
State. Il is expected thai The work ~'i' CONTAIN
On accurate s.o-y Of crcn.- connected w''a ITS
carly settlement.
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sLsryr.-An Ed.o' co,rs' aIGia''nE .''.s''' -;..-
the " ,,,6 ~ .,nccai Upon s1r Ssnshmen; u '.z's
-vas,. oa,,s,s.y, ridiculous and 'me'o'a ''.s
e,;,rs! sleeves, .aau'ces tAc :et!o'''',s Aap',
rtia;f:;
They are gone, tos ana hassae" a"'
our bellies afe no ionser co hYeIied 4"
walk the streets, as though suits rag 'hc
ucnahies Of justice, with eight or ic"
pounds of silk. cha!ly, gros-dc.somcih'nS
muslin. mr,ino, Circassian, Can'on-r'apc'
barese, white satin. printed calico OF pc
s;ssc-clo.h. dangling from caeh shou'Gcr :
or 10 cxh,l,i, themselves with I'H'f "i
fca.her-piIlows stuck upon each side OF
their graceful figures. and far su!fas''"s
,hcm IN magnitude. The day OF h'r I'''
high end SIX fec. wide, is gone. sc 'iHS''
iorcre., and hcncclurwafJ VIC ho,' t"
see the beautiful oi our race. scmohng
somewhat more IN appearance The h'ouc'
in which nature i"rrncd them. anu VINO"
French miii.ncrs have so long succctdec
in keeping out Of fashion
The ,ransi,iun has been. Cs usuai III
fashionable matters, somewhat 'i"!eAs
The poets notion Of fine by degrees ai'
bcau,sluly less has no, been though
Of, bu. where there was cs1crday o"!'
there is to-day a spermacet oandie-,n'
ten yards Of las; nigh, arc replaced '''''
morning by some half ell. "r perhaps
quarter. One lady was q sullicicn, occu
pant, week ago, Tor ,ho sea, Of a mo
,ierale sized carriase--nnw three may rit!t
quite pleasantly in company Arms ars
at a tremendous discount. compared VII!
wha, they have been. and shoulders arr
like India-rubbcr balls with ,hc air ic, OH
through a pn.hole. All this looks queer
Just now, and will stay locking quec
for some lime yet, bu, after a while ou
eyes will reccirc their righ. tone, an