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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

ADVERTISEMENT.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW York;
Collectors Office, Dec 9th. 1895 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Treasury
Dsprm mt until the 2oh Instant for such supplies Of Ship
be reguredio the of the United States Revenue
and Boats which may be employed this District, during
the ncng the LIST January per following
Sch -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Cor OF Third st. and Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY

VINHE SUBSCRIBERS respe ctully announce 10 the nhab
ants and strangers visiting the city, that they have become
the essees Of the above known the property
ofCharles Lee Jones Esq iccal Immediately ada
the railroad and directly opposite Gadsbys hotel
hotels.
the European pan oil letting the parlors and
sleeping apartments and furnishing meals 70 order either in
The establishment being and furnished it'll
and elegance the propnetors feel confident IL will with any
similar establishment in the Union ##.
The appropriated to dinner and parties
inferior TO tins other city In addition ihe
many attractions OF this establishment there attached
tauan where all the dccaces OF the will be served
the public. BROWN u ROFF.
dli 3teodrc
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. q Aston Place. late 9TH street,

"A few doors East Of Brood,coy, New York.
rHE subscribe respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above store FOR the sale or Birds tForegn and
Nativr) Cages Seeds &c aud hopes by attention and
fair upright d. aing the Of those disIo
sed to indulge in this most delightful fancy,
In addition those mentioned his stock will all
articles his line. including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
sorts, Gold and Silver Fish German Paste made after
NJ b. Orders from of the city carefully attended and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECkEH
New York, Dec. ~, 1876. dl2mrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

sail, dox
9 marine, doz
Nippers, each
Oakum, Id
OIL sperm, winter strained,
!" summer, gall
:. linseed, boiled, gall
raw, kall
" olive. quart
Oil. tar, gall
Oars, ash, feet
spruce, feet
p
Pens, steel. card, each
Paints, black lead, ID
" white lead ia oil,
ground, ID
redlead " I"
Parcelling, yd
Paper, sheathing, ream
foolscap. rsam
" lette., cold pressed. ream
envelope, quire
sand, assorted, doz
Pump tacks, copper. Thousand
iron, thousand
Pitch, gall
I" kettles, 10
Planes, jo,uter. each
. jack each
- smoothing. each
fore, each
= match, set
Padlocks, brass, each
Punches, chain, each
" nail, each
Putty, ID
Palms, mounted. each
Palm irons, each
Plates, Queens ware, dinner
ner, doz
do do desert. doz
do do dishes, as.
sorled, each
Printing wire, each
Powder TASKS, copper. each
Port fire, slaves, ash, each
Passing boxes, leather, each
Powder, cannon, lb
Il" printing, lib
" boxes, copper, each
Pump, hand, copper, each
Pfickers, each
Piucers, each
Packing hooks, lbs
Packing yarn / hemp los
Rules, carpenter, two feet,
each
Ram,ners and sponges, each
Rotton Stone y
Scrapers, gun, each
Scrapers. cast steel, each
Spikes, composition, ID
. iron, wrought, Id
" +" cut, ID
Screws, brass, assorted, doz
Saws, steel plate. hand, each
:. key hole, each
lennon, each
wood, each
- compass, each
Screw Drivers, each
Spoke shaves. each
Squares, iron, each
small, each
Soap, brown, Id
Spun yarn, lb
Sheep skins, each
Sauce pans, each
Stove, cabin, each
" coal, each
Shot boxes, each
Shot round, 10
!" canister, Id
Saw sets, each
Sounding rods, each
Stones, grinding, each
: holy, each
. set, each
Scuttle Butt, 60 gals, each
Scales and weia ut, set
Shoppers, claw, ID
Slated, each
Sledge, lbs
shovels' irOn' : zach
Tw,ne, whipping, IL
seine, Id
+" sewing, ID
:" cotton, III
Thimbles, open and welded, ID
Tsllow, lb
Tar, gall
Turpentine. white, Dbl
spirits, gall
Iormentors, cooks, each
Thread, assorted colors, Id
Towels, damask, yard
lureen and Ladle, block tin,
each
Tumblers, cut glass, doz
Table Spoons, German silver,
doz
Tea Spoons, German silver,
doz
Table cloths, linen, yard
I'm measures, set
Tube boxes, leather, each
Tubes, Quill, dor
Trucks, leading, brass, each
Top mauls, each
Tape lines, 100 feet, each
Tea kettles, iron, each
3" copper, each
Trumpets, brass, ID
p" tin, each
Thermometers. brass, each
tin, each
longs 0lach'%%ith''' ID
Varnish, copal, gall
:. bright, gall
black, gall
hand, ID
w
w ys9sa. 9 sd,,s sawed and deli
Wood, birch, sawed and deli
vered. cord
Wood. maple, sawed and deli
vered, cord
Wood, yellow birch, sawed
and delivered, cord
Wood, white birch, sawed and
delivered, cord
Wood, pine, cord
" spruce, cord
I" hemlock, cord
Whiting, ID
Wrenches, wood, each
iron, Id
Water cask, oak, 60 gallons,
each
Water breakers, oak, IS gal
Ions, each
Wick, lamp, Id
Wrenches, assorted, lbs
rom persons not actually en-
lis advertise ment refers.
posals sealed to the Secretary
Is will be furnished to ship
is Office.
. LAWRENCE, Collector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

Tar MIssIssIppI RIvER.-Ihe navIgalIUh OF une
Mssssnn; has not II is said for nine years been so
dcu present The low t m sssss Of Of
the water St Louis and Usro a., q r ,s much
sne oSio hs than before and the rapid accumula
o Of the adds greatly to the New ne orleans
poas have laid up and il is apprehended should the
cold weather continue tns ae % Ss
y. 10 ,,ar freezug or becoming goiged with ice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

IMPORTATION OF WATCHES.
lus received from Europe. with assortment
OF me uoid and Silver Watches Move ments lot
m aud double Watches and Move
OF an entirely new style and Of superior
ms opportunity to call the Of ali in the watch
10 Visit our stock which, every respect will be
iounu ad'ahtageons both Tor price aud quality
. pELACHAUx & MARE
- . No l27 Fulton street Nav York
S-Engaged also the watch making bus,ne,. we con
nue attend 10 the repairing Of all kinds wsches and nsr
ucuarly those Of fine and difhcut works nd ims M
EEATHEHs-l,oOOI lbs. Western Live Geese for ..l. H.
n dS ~ w. X. COLLINS CO, 81 eor,h :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

OFrlcE JEFFERSON iSsuR.scS Co.,
New York. July "a, lg45. :
HE STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company to call a,
the office OF the Company and signify whether it be their
wish fill their respective shares number OF
ahares equal to the present value OF their stock.
The Stockholders residing of the city requested
convey their intention by post 10 the Office No 50 Wal
Il. w. THDRNE, Pres't.
GEo t. EoPE. Ssc'y. jv25
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

THE PARTISAN SECRET
JUST PUBLISHED. New Translatou from The French,
feet security against Sexu Diseases under all
without The use of Medicine dsagreeable essy
universally understood and employed by oil fashion in
Paris, London, and other large cities.
BY ALEXANDER LEBA UM, M. ID,
Member Of the Faculty Of Medicine of stefan the
Hue &c st Honore 90, Paris.
Published by Robert II. Dumont Legal Deputy for Dr. Lee
baum 100 Washington St Boston Price 62h copy
copies for ST. All orders should be Addressed post paid
TO Robert III. Dumont above.
For sale in New Y, rk only by WYATT & KETCH-
UN III Fulton St; Philadelphia, Colon Adrante. the
Arc sde, Chesuut dl8 imfr
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PREMIUM BOOT

- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 81 So city made, and for
style and durability, they equal TO those sodn other
stores for s. Fine French Premium Imperial Dress Boots
for 81 So to those other for Sc 81,
at YOUNG JONES French Boot aud Shoe mandatory,
othe fashionable establishments this city Our
boots having Judged the late Fair Nblo said
be the best boots for the sold this country Aso
style French Dancing Caters and overshoes
constantly on hand.
All goods warranted 70 give satsactien Boots and Shoes
made order the shortest notice. Mendns done in the
YOUNG 4 JONES, 4 Anu street.
nj m'rc Broadway. New York.
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LOOK AT THIS.
- IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS Of the best quality
IN at the extraordinary low price OF. s. 90
Double Sole, the best article SO
~ Cork Sole do ................ .......... so
French Calf Boots made to order 5 100
French Calf Shoes ......... ZOO
Gent. Hall Boots. 225
Dancing Pumps, the nicest kind IS
Dancing Caters, with Patent Leather Tips IS
And general as,ortmen of India Rubbers and all kinds Of
Over Shoes from the smallest the largest also
somen Of Boys Boots and Shoes Misses and Chdrens do
Ladies in thus store will find the assortment Of CATERS
Buchns, Slips Tes Quilted Shoes MoccasIn Clogs Toilet
Slips white aud black Satin and white Kid Slips India Rub
beers Of all the different qualities sorts and from the
smallest to the largest and but price asked at 1857 Broad
way, corner of Franklin street. -
n28 lmsr NJ CAHILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLES'
TEA TRAYS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just opened splendid assortment
of Solar various a,terns Suspendng and Bracket
Solar; Chandeliers with from five lights Chit and
Brouzed Grnndoes, OF entire psttcrns trimmed with
English priams OF he fnest lustre, and pairs
Also Of Japanned Tea Trays of Gothic and
oval patterns which he offers for sale wholesale and retail
upon the most reasonable terms. -
l5i Fulton street one door east of Broadway
man lamp maker. NIL Im+mc
TO THE BEAUTIFIERs OFTHE COMPL EXIoN--sur.
4 prisng Etficacy-MX EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND
surprising efficacy for rendering the skin soft and fair we'll
as mparting delicate roseatc hue TO the complexion.
As creator and OF that most distinguishing
charm OF female loneliness fair JULES
HAUELS Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine de Venus, may be
aid almost magical Compose for the
part OF oriental balsamic plants the utter exclusion OF AL
mineral admxture, Is distinguished incidentally for its
treney bland purifying and soothing action the skin and
by acng the and minute secreory exPss all
impurities from the surface aays every tendency namma
tion and BY this method aore eectuay disspate all red
mpes eckes sunburn, and other unsightiy
vsatons, nimical female loneliness Its
will change the bilious complexion Of
diaut wilderness while the neck hands and it be
slows decacy and fairness which its continued will hap
PLY protect with appearance ofyouhful charm the
most advanced periods of life.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist and Perumer,
46 South Third street Philadelphia.
and by my agentsJ B. Jacquemod hof5 Broadway; ~ A.
Artault, Lafayette Bazaar Nos lag and ISL Broadway
Willard, s w. corner OF Cedar and William streets.
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No bids will be entertained from persons actually
gagged the business which this advertise refers
Bidders will transmit their proposals sealed the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
Printed lists Of the above articles will be furnished ship
chambers, upon application at this Office.
dill t24th r e. W.LAWRENCE, Collector.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23

grol and ulIcranrO 10 our melancholy pride
IN the Departed The home which his pa
renls loved 1.-The alter where lhey were
narried--ho last spot Of Irish soll they
saw may be unknowp, but the fame OF
lheiI son reflects back upon their country
no broadly aud brightly 10 be confined 10
localities, or have hmHs less extensive than
This island E"er 10 his iie he was proud
If his descent, and hls heart would glow al
the sigh any OF lreIaed's humbesI sons.
While Il grateful people -oyer whose
growh he has watched, for whose rights
ne braved death N The field. and the fury
Of strong bad lacuou IN peace while they
are rendering due honor to his virtues, hl'
services, and his example, some sons ol
Ireland, punished by msrule, will we trust
as a representative of the people OF the he
ro's fathers, miogle in their grief, aud claim
as a sad prerogauye Of his bshrgh, 10
mourn for the lllustrlOus dead.
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N % EEWBRAbgBsg J
GEAET,ES YkELE
'SUSEOa0o

E0MBRACING the present opportunity of
q A expressing his thankluness ~ bis liendsand
tho public generally 'or the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, informs his friends and thr
public in general that he still continues to carry On
the above business at his old established stand, ON
the corner Of Main and East streets, where he
nopcs, by strict attention to business, to receive
and merito share Of public patronage as heretofore
10 deems il unnecessary 10 90 into the game Of
rag, or to use any soft solder about his SKILL IN
The PROFESSION OF GARMENT CUTTING
as his shop is of long standing and his work he
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
ihan words, But, be would merely say that, he
warrants his work done with neatness, durability,
md in the latest fashionable manner, and will en-
ure good fit in all cases.
n. b, Charges moderate 10 suit the times Al
kinds oicOuntry produce taken in exchange hr
work. at market prices,
BlOOmsburg, Nov. 0 lS44.-29.
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

4 HHlLDREN are most subject to thembut per
z J sons of all ages urc liable to be afflicted will
them. Bad breath, palcncss about the ipsHushed
cheeks, picking at the nose se,wasliDg away cauucss
Ialn in the bowels joints or limbs, disturbed sleep
rghttu dreams, moaning and sometimes of vOr-
tcIous appetite, are among the symptoms Of worms
Iany are dOctored for months, for some other I'M
gnary disease, when one box of Shclman's Worm
Lozcnges would effect a cure. ID. Ryan, corner
0t Prince street and the BOwcry, cured man of
worms thai was reduced to a skeleton, and by only
ono box Of Shermans Lozcngcs: kCis now as fat
las an Alderman. Th Hon. B. b. BcardseY
has saved the life Of ono ofhis children by them.
The sale of over 100000 Of boxes has fully test
led them. They are the only inialIIbIe worm dcs
luoying medicine kLewn. What family will he
without them!
Consumption, Coughs, Colds " hopping Coughs
Asthma, and all affections Of the lungs, Willlnd d
healing value in Shcrman's Cough Lozenpcs. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. M
Suoeler, Jonathan Howarth, Esq and that worthy
old hero, Leonard Rogers. hom the consuInpyc's
grave They cured in one day the Rev. Mr. Dun
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VI IN. II. AtrCc ESQ
OF distcSsing coughs. They nre the plcasanlest
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofany k-owII
remedy.
Headache ,Sea,sckness and polpitation, relieved o.
from five to ten minutes by Shermau's CTnphOD
i'ozengcs Persons attending crowded ~ooms IL
travelling will ind them to ilhpart buoyancy ol
IspTils and renew their energies Those suffering
from too fee living will find few of the lozcugcs
to dispcl the horlola and lownces CT spirits Mr,
hrah, Of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
led himself OF severe headache by them captain.
Chadwick, of the packet ship " wellington, has vii.
messed their efficacy in great many cases Of sea-
sickness. They operate like cham uIOn the
agllated or shattered IcIves, ~ cherman's PUOl
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, lumbago
pain or weakness in the side, back: breast or any
part Of the body. MIR, II. c. Dagrcrs, 80 Am
street; Henry Il Gouding; 50! Chatham
street Moses J ilenIiques Esq and =
multitude Of Others have experienced the
wonderful e0ects Of lAese PlaslerS
Price only 70! cents. Caution is recessar,
10 see that yOu get Ihe genuine Sherman.
Lozenges and PIaslers, as there are ma'y
worthless articles attempted 10 be paImec
of in place oGlhem, BY those who wOu
rlne with yonl IlIc for a shilling,
DR.. Shermsn's warehouse is at lOG Mas
sau street. For sale by
John X Moyer- BIoomshurg
WIN l. Walter & 60 - Berwick
Low & Ibompsoo-I.ime Ridge
f & }. LaZarus-- OrangeviIe
NJ. &. Shoemokcr-- Buck Horn
l., & 4 l. Bisel-- Jtrsrylown
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fraud, and shall be punished as such IN accordance
with tho provisions of the seventh soclun Of THE
sgc y. # shall be the duty Of every Judge In
ipecor and clerk conducting the election author
4ed to be held by virtue of this act to take ln add
ion to the oath or affirmation he is now require ID
law to lakej an oath OF affirmation that he wil
honestly and faithfully comply in every lespec
with the provisions and requirements of this act,
SEC 10. II shall be the duty OF lhe re
'uIn judges Of said county, at HE time anc
place OF their meeting to cast up all III,
votes received IN the different election dis
lrcts on he question OF the Removal OF III,
seat Of Juslce aforesaid, and shall make on
Two certificates showing lhe result, one o
which shall be filed in The Office Of The cIclE
OF the court Of quarter sessions and the olhel
IN the Office OF lhe Commissioners Of saiC
county Of Columbia
SEC. |. 1t shall be the duty Of lbe Sher
If of The said county Of Columbia, to cause
Iais acI to be published in at least three
newspapers published IN said county; for a
least once in every week for sixty days i'm
medately preceding the next general eIe'
ilon, and shall on HE day of the election
canse at least two printed copies, one o
which shall be in the German language, 0
said act 10 be posted in handful form, IN Nh
most public place nearest the election pol
in every election district in SAID county ant
The reasonable expense of such publication
shall be paid By the said county OF Coum
bla by orders drawn in the usual way.
Sec. l2. So much Of the existing laws
OF lhls Commonwealth as are altered OF
supplied by this act, be and the same are
hereby repeated; and also The act OF Assem-
5ly passed l6h June 1886 entitled ar ac
relating to the lien of Mechanics aud Others
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so lar as
II relates to The buildings to be erected Ii
pursuance Of this act
FINDLEY PATTERSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM p. WILCOX,
Speaker of tbs Senate.
Approved the twenty-fou tn day of February, on'
thousand eight hundred and forty.iive.
FRANCIS r, SKUNK.
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"W HO SAID YOU " ASH"

PIT was proceeding TO dine with the
Lord Mayor of London, and, being un.
ropuIar at the time, was hssed and boot
ed A gentleman in full dress-a join
Of lne minister's observed one Of the
nobility looking at him, with his hand luI
ef mud.
Pm not Mr. Pitt! I'm Mr. Pin! h,
vocilera,ed from his carriage.
"Who said you was, spooney" con.
lcmpuously exclaimed the fellow, at lbt
same rimc especially 1inging his handful it
The genllcman's teeth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23

q 3 FAD and understand The time will com,
N2, when ihc medicine, BraudrCh Pills, will be
IPlneclacd as they ought and deserve; it will h
understood that Dr. Brahdlclh has the slrOngcsr
claims upon the public 1t is true that every in
Olydual who makes trial OF tue BIandrcth lI!
cohcede them to be the best mrdicinc thcy eve
used. They are indeed medicine about whicI
there is 40 mistake. Their value in a climate :,
changeabIc as ours cannot be sufficiently approcia
ed tree pcrspIr0llun is al once restored thu
they cure colds, and consumption is prcycutcd.-
hose who have a redundancy Of bile find diem Of
the most essential service, and should there he de-
ii Icncy Of that important fluid the Brandrclh Pin,
Ehlye an equally beneficial effect, Often has TIN.
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
gIons where The dreadful yellow fever was prevail.
Ing A few doses taken Immediately upou the in.
tecDlon being received into the system will ht al
most certain to prevent any material ncon,rri,rcc
a d at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is thcr,
80 prOrer medicine as the Brenjrcth Pills. I.c
thH medicine he universally used in thi
disease, ana 10 loss OF blood allowed. and few
V'ry lew, would he its victims. So it is with olhc,
diseases. Assist nature with thus all imporranI
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood
and do not resort TO bleeding or mercury. ard ~,
sh Ill have very great scarcity ofpcrsOns afflicted
vi h uonlc maadies. The frdthered tribe-thc am.
lmlI Kingdom. over which we are the lords. arc|
act afflicted with chronic maadics; neither should
we be It we're not for our pride which occasions
them Follow nature Use the medicine which
Aamon2cs with her, which mildly but surely re.
moves all the impurities Of the bood.vhich strength
ems the iccbr,ad yet reduces those of too full habit
toa healthy standard. Let me again say thatcyen
department Of the manufacture of Brand eth pui.
Is personally supcrintcndcd me, and that every
box with my three Labels upon it may he relied up
on to have the beneficial effect described if usrd
according to the directions accompany ng.
a G. EN- + 5.
WaShingtoD-Robert MKny.
Jerseytown-L. q A. II. Bisel.
DanyiIle-E. b. Reynolds & Go.
Cattawissa-C. G.. Brots,.
Bloomshurg-J. X. Mover.
LimcstOne-Babbit & M'Nincb.
Buckhorn-M G. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridgo-Low & Thompson.
Bcrwlck--J W Stiles
May 3, lSl5-ly- 2.
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THlEVERY IN ARABIA.

While some of the Mamelukes were
encamped about Minlch, lhet sci his
mind upor carryIng off The horse aud
wearing apparel OF one of the Beys; and
with this intention. conlrived, IN the
dead night, to creep unperceIved within
lhe tent where, as It was winter time,
embers were burning aud showed the
rich clothes of The Bey lying close al
hand. The thief, as he squalted down
Dy The fire, drew them softly TO hm,and
put them all on; aud them, after hiIlng
pipe and lighting IT, went deliberately
10 the tent door, and tapping groom
who was sleeping near win Ihe pipe
end, made sign 10 him Ter the horse
which stood plqueled in front. ii was
|brought-he mounIed, aud rode OIL
Ga The morrow, when the clothes OF the
Be, could nowhere be found none could
from conjecture as TO what had become
Of them, until the groom, on being ques-
toned, maintained 10 his fellow servants
that their master was not yet returned
from his ride, and told them how he
mad suddenly called for his horse in the
night, which al last gave some clue to
what had really happened. Upon this
The Bey, anxious 10 recover his horse.
,s well as eur Gus 10 ascertain the par.
tculars, ordered it 10 be published
broad, Ina, if the person who had rob
bed him would, within two days, bring
back what he mad lSken, he shoul not
onip be pardoued, but should receive
,Iso the toll value OF the hoIse and lhr
suit of clothes. Relying ON The good
faith of lhIs promise add possibly, too,
not a little vaIne Of his exploit, the
Arab presented himself aud brought hlS
booty: aud the Bey also on his par
pune turIly kept his word: but since, be
sides the loss, there was something u
the transaction that placed The Bey IL
rather a udIcrjus hight, it weC, hard
with him 10 lei The rogue depart soIree'
Iy, and he seemed to be considering
what he should do, so lha, 10 gain time
he was continually asking over and o.
yer again fresh and more circumslsncIsI
accounts oil the manner IN which The
slfalagcm had been conducted. The
other was 100 crafty not to pelceIve 'hai
40 good might be preparing for him,
,nd began to feel anxious to gel safe out
of The scrape; he showed no ImpaIence
however, but entered mlnu,cly into
every detail, accompanying N whole
with great deal OF corresponding ac'
ZION; at one time sitting down by the
fire, silly drawing on the different ar.
|llcIes OF dress, so as 10 throw the Be'
and all who saw aud heard him into IL
Of laughter. " hen he came at last to
what concerned The horse, 1T was, said
he, brought TO me, and | leaped on his
back in this manner and so i" effect
lrugug himself again into the saddle,
'od spurring the A'nks sharply witt
the sllrrup irons, he rode off, with all
the MONEY he had received tor the aoi',
NAL in his pocker, and had got much
90 far, during the first moments Of sur
prise, for any Of the buIlsts,o take eft. Ct
that were fired a, him in his hD2h', aod
nothing further was ever head Of hlm
or the horse.