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PLEASURE TRIP
To Washington CITY.

r 70 d The steamboat CURTIS PECK,
:,s.szSnaZ- Captain John Davis, will leave the
wharf al Rockets Saturday evening next, ed
instant, at eight O'Clock, on an excursion OF
pleasure To Washington City 10 The National Fair
and arrive N that place by 10 o'clock Sunday
night. Returning, will leave Washington Al 5
o'clock Monday evening, and arrive here on
Tuesday evening.
The Gray's Band are engaged Tor the occasion.
Passage and fare for the round trip -.
IASKINS x LIBBY.
a Boat is engaged 10 take The place Of the
Curtis Peck on The River on Monday and Tues
day-so thai there will be no interruption Of the
regular line. May y
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PHlLADEIpuIA NApErr ,1a, ~

FLouR-Slt ii. Sales 81 choice brands fp
city use are made a; 4 oal. Whcat-PsEa
sylvana red D5 cents; white o. Corn-6a /
white, 81 for Pennsylvania Hat ami Son,fr.
round yellow. Oats 80 cents. Whiskey-2i ! -
L. Cents
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r uCK'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Per.ons wish
i ing 10 visit the Springs this Summer, or
other places of pleasure and have not the funds,
would do well 10 invest in the following Grand
Scheme al Luck's Office:
S60,0OO 10000 $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May %, 1886. 75numbers,
Is drawn Grand pitfalls: GO, COO dollars, 80 00O,
$4,000, 1900 1886, SO of 1000, so OF 500, 81
of 600. &c. Tickets 20 dollars halves 10; quar-
ters5. A package of wholes cost S52O-less The
nrice OF tickets S60-460; which warrant 10
d,aw s255 A Certificate of Wholes cost POS 90;
halves 1902 so; quarters 81 IS.
For this Eyening-ss,0O0, 1000, 500, ,os2,
S Of 1000, S Of 400, &C. IS Nos, II drawn
Wholes 2: halves ]; quarters SOC.
Also. Delaware l2l-S4 900 capital. IS Nos,
"a drawn. Wholes j; halves Soc; quarters 25c.
T;cte,s and shares &c be had in the above until
a,ciock at LUCK'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, Glass 49,
3 46 30 10 80 80 4S "a 40 % So IA.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke No. 90:
G. "a Al 10 AZ 90 G2 IL "a "a %.
May 92-R
NTAPOLEON'S CAPTIVITY at ST. Hele-
Y ma. by Count Monhoon. Parts l, 2and g..
Price 25 cents each.
Also Napoleon and his Marshals by J. T.
Headley-vol lst.
Mansfeld's Life OF Gen. Winfield Scott, with
Portrait, in one vol. Price 81 %.
Further supplies received by
Maya DRlNKER & NORRIS
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DEATHS.

Died. on the 10th inst, OF Scarlet Fever, JOAN
Collins, infant son OF C4.harine and Josiah Dill
lard, aged 2years and months.
Died, on Yesterday, in the 74th year Of her age,
Mrs. CATHARNE F. STRoTHER, Of this city The
friends OF the family, and those OF VIM. P. Strolh-
er, Esq, are invited 10 attend her funeral this al
ternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the United Presbyterian
church, (Mr. Stiles on ShocEne Hill.
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ana price.
Mp MAcEARIAND,S REPLY.

Mr.. MACFARLAND'S REPLY.
A RGUMENT in reply 10 the Reverend Will
n liam S. Plumer, before the Committee Of
Courts OF Justice, Of William II. Mcfarland
Esq, upon The petitions Of The Bapiiss and EPs.
copallians asking that the law may protect dona
lions to pious uses. Price lwelve-and-a-haI
cents. TOT had Of
' NASH & WOODHOUsE,
NAV % l39 Main Street.
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAlNL !
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated LOTTERY ~ 4.
81 u IL AZ tG 81 - II Il 2s 81 I. 81
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 81.
So 90 70 IS 1t 81 IS / 10
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery. Class rs
% 81 ~ 81 10 80 % 80 D c. IS ~ 81 80
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomokr Lottery, Gas. 90:
o. - 81 10 - 20 o. II "a ~ -.
Half Ticket Nos. II Al A. sold and paid by
PAINE & co.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery Glass Ils:
IL 30 10 SO % IS ~ 10 ~ 50 "a.
For this Evening-Ss s., COO 1000, 500 iOs2 so Of
1000, &c Is Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81
Also, the Dollar Lotley-sioOc, 900, 600, 300, &c
IS Nos, - drawn. May ..
rTURPIN'5 OFFlCE.-A small Lottery draws Ill.
Evening. Capitals $4,000, ,3OO 1000. WHO'S
Tickets 81 IS; halves 50 cents; quarters 81 CENTS
Sales close al 4 O'Clock.
that draws in Alexandra 10 Capitals: S3otO
100 prizes OF 1000. Tickets only $40
May 81 JUST below the Ola Market
I +. WORDS OFFICE : Drawing Of Delaws;p
y I. State Lottery, Class 30:
&c e II = c 20 46 IL ~ S q s. 10 81.
WORD
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, Class 81
CT IL - 81 % Is 81 - Il 5.
Drawing OF virginia Leesburg Lottery Class -:
&c % so % Is 50 81 - IS 10 ~ 20 81
$4,000 Capital, 100 prizes OF 900, SC, for saiur.
day. Tickets $40. To be had of
May2a ]. +. WORD
IIoYr's PRIZE OFFICE. = Drawing Of a ,mall
Scheme come- 10 hand by O'Clock. IS 900 cap
tai. Whole Tickets 81 ~; halves 10. cents, GI4tefl
81 cents. Packages for sale cheap, until U'cocs
HoYT's OFFICE, No. 3, EacmHg7
Drawing of Leesburs Lottery, Class No. 30
&c - 50 33 a 50 81 - IS IL 26 20 S.
New Jersey Lottery, Cas, No. 81:
o. l6 "a 81 ~ Is c. - II {.
delaware Lottery, Glass No 80:
G6 Is II II 20 81 20 40 - Sc 10 =.
NAV 22
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WE want TO get rid Of our Goods in season
w 10 make early arrangements for The Fall
business. We wanito change our goods tor mo-
ney before the lines are much affected by the war,
not knowing exactly what the ellecl may lie
And, lastly, We want money To paw sundry notes
falling due 'about ho,c days The above Tea-
sons induce US 10 otter Our Goods at greatly re-
ducsd prices II ou want Berages, BaIzorines.
Lawns, Muslins, Embroidered Robes, Silks, &c,
call and sec il you cannot please yourself in pat
tern and price.
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asfrt)ptnotU 1sotatetrff-

AT a large public meeting in Washington City
last Saturday 10 raise Volunteers, Col. X. vi.
Johnson presided and spoke with enthusiasm
Three members OF the House Of Representatives
also spoke Messrs Martin and Stanton oil Tenn
and Mr.. Mcconnell Of Ala.-A Mr.. 81. Johil o.
Buffalo, and Lieutenant Porter oilhe navy aiso
addressed the meeting, the latter with SEINE touc"'
inc alnsions 10 his brother Lieutenant Porter OF
The Army. who has been killed upon The lioh''e'
by rarly of Mexicans He had received, nc
said as the sole bequest of his ialheI,a sworn
with which he would avenge his brothers Doou
or die in the attempt 10 do SO; and from ms oPd'-
ian mother letter which told him TO come mol 10
her. but 10 go where his brother fell 10 aVeuSe
his death and defend his country. IheIe "e'e
IS names down for volunteers when Inc Hee''us
broke up; another meeting will be held 'o-ino,
row In a few days ii is expected mat iuIl
company will tc obtained and their services WIN
lie al once rendered 10 and accepted by the tIes'-
dent. We gather The above facts from me Dbl
tmore American.
W. understand that The GIcys Band VIII IN
future give ,hcil musical entertainments on inc
Souare on Moaday and Thursday evenings, when
~, weather is fair. Should Thursday evening
\. an incIcmen, one, then the entertainment will
hc oiycn on Friday. These days will be regular
IL observed until further notice.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, Mar u
ARRIVED

Boat Buchanan, NJ. Lenahan, with II .,r>
md.e. from Scolisville 10 Il. Gwahmcy \ /;
kaeland, Dibrell 4 Jones, K. NJ BGi.on mi
Warwick x BarkStac
Boat Lucy Long, J. Cowell. with 25,,nsif..4
from Lock No. 81 10 Wren y Macon, Dea1c \
Brown and Dbrell x Jones.
CLEARED,
Boat Exit, J. ID. Burton, with 90! Ten, n..c
tor Lynchburg.
Boat Metamora, G.. Ncwbcrry, with 3. io,>
mdsc fol Gainesville
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aW NOTICE

LAW NOTICE. erlTt
@,HRIsToPHER C. SCOTT and ABSth So = srp I
u practice law IN partnership, unde, ~ yoeu
Surh Arkansas. a,ssss.
~. l0-ciy
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CHECK LINENS, LINEN DRILL VEST
" INGS, &c.-Ju.tt 10 hand cheap LOT of Ii
men Drilllngs, Check Linens, Gambroons, Nea-
poilan Twills, and other Summer Goods. For
sale cheap. CHENERY & HARTWELL.
MAY %.
A t No. l02, Main Street, can be found a
n. large and well selected assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, cut in superior style, and made
in The best manner.
Also, jusl 10 hand, few fine Buff and White
Cashmere Vests, made in the latest style.
NAV % KEEN & co.
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During The past winter there were thirteen
Revenue Cutters in service. They spoke and
boarded ,264 vessels relieved and assisted SO
others, and sailed an aggregate distance OF 26, S54
miles
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IN CIIANCERY-Nm"iNI. :-Gloncestrr Gi,,mt 81
i peror Court 81 Law and t'hnn'-ry, April term, 1c
William Smlih aud Phinp T. Tabh. ~. ant- Ntl
parIners trading under The finn of William r. Smih
TO-, Complainant
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Having published from the Norfolk New Era
the article alluded 10 by Col. Kelly, The worthy
Delegate elect from Nansemond, we deem it bu'
an actof justice 10 that gentleman 10 publish the
following letter from him which also appears in
The New Era:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22

Thomas Seara, executor Of William Sears, d'ecae.
Peter W. Binps Cary Sears, Edward Sears, Ja.p,f
llughe. and Frances Ann his wife, Richard u. iD.
administrator of Joseph Leigh. deceased, Iucy ~
Leigh, who was wife OF SAID Joseph Leigh, Mao
Sears, Emily Sears and Eliza Sears the thrr. la'l
fants By Peter Kemp their guardian al item,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-31

u. ., DTEAMER TNllSslSslPfi,
Anton Lizardo, December 9, 1916
SIR / have this moment been informed, by Leuenar
Commanding Semmes, of the disastrous fate OF the Une
States brig Somers, and the loss of two of her ofhcn
to save the lives of the unfortunates cannot my des
sir, express to you the grateful feelings OF myself az
brother officers for this noble proof OF deep devotion an
generous sympathy and beg you to accept for yours
and all under your command, warmest and most Pl
found thanks. -
The gallant rivalry displayed by the boats Of the dlha
ever nation, while disregardng their own safety WI
dare everything to save the lives OF others.
shall Immediately make known to my governmei
and to Commodore Conner, all the circumstances
these generous acts II
With great respect subscribe myself your Obliged
most obedient servant, -,
NJ c. PERRY,
Senior U. S. naval officer present
Capt Gro. r. LAMBERT,
Senior Officer H. NJ, naval forces off Vera Cruz
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Splendid Wines, 40, Wanu mt street Phnd

spehdid WINES Mt No. TO- Walnut street. Philadelphia.
THE undersigned has in unequaled assort-
Il ment oil the most delicate wines ever imported which
have been selected the past in Europe, principal
y the spots where grown, by the subscriber In person
The duty payable hero is forty per cent on awnes
These now offered landed prior this duty being levied
on December ls and enables him to offer to the
consumers most superior stock, at the most favorable
prices. Among them are, viz;
Sherry, Madeira, Port and other Wines in pipes hogs
heads, and quarter casks.
The above, with delicate Port, Madeira and UNI
matched Amontado Sherry of great delicacy, and
three dozen -
Bordeaux wines and Burgundies of various sorts and
qualities.
Champagne of superior qualy-three sorts.
Sparkling Moselle and extensive assortment of Rhe-
nsh and Mosele wines, which challenge competition Sc
eced in France and Germany by him in person this past
summer.
Wholesale and retail, by J. SNYDER, jr., importer,
40 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
The subscriber who is agent for the above Wines and
will supply them by the dozen has just received 20 pack
ages of very superior wines from Mr. nider amongst which
will be found Madeira, Sherry, Port, Champagne, Hook
heimer Medoc, Sauterne &c of various kinds prices
to which he respectfully invites the attention the public
.. X. w. DYER,
Auctioneer and commission merchant.
Dec
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cAaUsrs sAI.ooN.--so,ree Dnnsante.

TINE NEW YEARS FESTIVAL will be held at "
Il Saloon Friday evening, January lst ISt7. !,
H. CARUSI cordially invites his present and iorg
scholars (young ladcsO particularly those of the JUN
classes, with their parents guardians to attend. :,
Ladies who have not yet received their invitations
respectfully requested 10 send in their and places
residence.
Tickets may be obtained at Coleman's, Browns Fra@
Taylor's, and at the door of the Saloon. 3
Dec. 30--2t
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The hour Of l2 having arrived

The hour OF II having arrived
The SPEAKER called the House TO order, and
nounced that in pursuance of the resolution adopted yes
terday the House would proceed to the Senate chamber
TO attend the funeral of the late Hon. ALEXANDER BAR
ROW.
The members OF the House accordingly proceeded to
attend the funeral and by resolution also passed yes
terday. stands adjourned TO Saturday next
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NEW and Desirable Goods.-Ci BROADBENT re-
1N specially informs the ladies that he has taken the
store 7 street and Pennsylvania avenue door
Messrs. Pman IL Phillips, where he has opened for
short time choice assortment of new and scarce goods
which he offers the lowest New York prices and socits
an early call.
IN PART.
Rich silk cloaks Of the newest STYLES
Rich merino and Tartan cloaks
Embroidered merino walking dresses
Do Thbet riding habits
Splendid long and square Cashmere shawls
Rich dress silks
Chapgeable arnure silks
Do satin de Chine
Plain and fancy silks
Brocade silks and satins
Gala silk and Tartan paids
Embroidered and printed Cashrneres
Real Valcncennes laces
Rich embroidered capes, collars, &c.
Rbands flowers, and feathers
Fringes and gimps &c.
With many othor desirable goods
Dec 3I-3h
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Do Anniversary supper.-The supper the occur
Typographical Society will take place on the evening of the
first Saturday in January, at O'Clock, p H. Kings
had for dollar each either of the Undersigned Mem
bcrs OF the society," as well gentlemen who have been
connected with the printing business are ex-
peced to attend.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
G. +. Lowrey Patrick Fl. Brooks
Ihos W Howard, VIM. f. kennaugh,
Geo. w. Cochran, John H. Thorn
Thomas Cation.
Those gentlemen DESTROYS of attending earnestly re-
quesed procure tickets from the above committee as
none will be admitted without thus having provided them
selves beforehand. Dec Fl
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NOTICE.-The subscriber will present tss accounts of
his customers TO them up the LIST of January 1917
and will be thankful If the same paid. An persons
having claims against him requested hand them in
for payment.
Dec. 28-3t ELEXIUS SIMMs
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1916.
SENATE.

The Senate not in session to-day, the body meeting
to pay the last tribute OF respect to the remains OF the lat
Hon A. BARRow.
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NToTICE.-The subscriber will present for payment all
IN demands due him the first of January next and any
persons having bills demands against him requested
to present them for payment also.
Dec 81 sYLvANUS HOLMES.
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UNITED STATES STEAMER "MIssIssIPPI,"
Anton LiZardo, December 9, 1916

SIR: While deeply deplore the melancholy catastC
phe of the United States brig "Somers, and the loss
two OF her officers, and large number OF her crew,
have the consolation of knowing that every effort wa
made by the officers and of the vessels, of-war lynn
at Sacrcios to render them assistance and by their
traordinary exertions many lives were saved.
Permit me, sir, to express to you, and through you
those under your command the heartfelt thanks Of my
self and brother officers for the noble daring displayed
the occasion by the officers and men of the "llercue
and "Pylade."
1t will be my earliest duty to make known to my gov
eminent all the particulars of your generous assistance
With great respect, am, sir, your obliged and mos
obedient servant,
M. c. PERRY,
Senior United States naval officer present
Captain L. F. DuBUT, :~
Commanding French naval forces Vera Cruz
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UNITED STATES STEAMER "MIssIssIpPI,"
Anton Tizardn Dpcpmbpr 1876

Anton LIZafuO, December y, 'Io4U'
SIR have the melancholy satisfaction of rendering 70
YOU and through you to the officers and under your
command the most grateful Acknowledgements of myself
and brother officers for the prompt and generous aid rem
dered to the unfortunate of the United States brig
.Somers, on the disastrous occasion of her sudden loss
Be assured, sir, that such acts of noble daring will ever
be remembered by those Of the American navy, and the
example will serve as an incentive for us to devote our
mainly, if ever occasion should require
1t will be my pleasure TO communicate to my govern
ment and to Commodore Conner, all the circumstance
of your friendly assistance.
With great respect, am, sir, your obliged and mo'l
obedient servant, -
..s NJ c. PERRY
Senior United States naval officer present
Don MANI DE la PuENTE,
Commanding H. c. M. naval forces, SACRIFICES
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-03-07
OREGON.

The editor of the New York Herald wrote
from this city on the Goth to that paper:
:" am perfectly satisfied from eueru thing I
see and hear, both at Washington and amongst
the people that If the Oregon question is not
settled during this session Of Congress, The DIFF
fcutties Of settling ii hereafter, ,oiI he increas
ed, and ,ciH ineDitably lead to the utter in,pos
stbtltty Of accomplishing il under ann other
basis than that Of Sd 40. If this question shall
remain an open one. and be thrown before the
people at the elections during the next year, il
Will not be in the power of any government o
the United States to settle it on the basis of COM
PROMISE
The editor of the Herald is not mis,aken-be
has not misinterpreted the signs of the times.
III the people will not send Congress here, to
succeed the present one, instructed to comprom-
Use short of $40 4O', why. we ask, should the
question be settled on less than that limit no,u ?
We have long asserted that this Congress was
pledged to maintain the right of the United. States
ito The 'chole Of Oregon-pedged, by the
Baltimore Convention issues, 10 which the en-
Tire democracy of the Union assented-then WHY
should these pledges be forfeited? IL the people
IN the approaching election, will not elect mem
bers to settle the dispute short of $40 40, how
dare any body of men. acknowledging the RIGHT
oil the people to govern them, do an act no,c,
which they know ,ciH Uiotate the public ,1iU?
compromise of this dispute at this session,
concedlng any part of Oregon to the British, will
involve the country in war beyond peradyenture.
-Washington Times.
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"TIS FOUND AT LAST"

Under flash medical cut bearing the above
inscription, used by the Independent disciples of
HiscuIapius to give ectat to some of their nos
trums, the Natchez Free Trader publishes the
correspondence between Gov. Brown of Miss,
and Mr.. Secretary Walker, in relation to the
lost commission
1t was said that the Governor enclosed Sena-
tor s commission to Mr.. Walker for the Hon. ia
COB Thompson, which he (Walker) withheld
from It's rIghtful owner, because he was not
Pleased with the Governors appointment. The
fact is, the commission was sent to him before he
had resigned the seat himself to be delivered to
Mr.: Thompson. only in a certain contingency.
which MIR. Walker conceived had not occurred
The Governor clears him of all blame. 80 does
Mr.. Thompson, so do the people of Mississippi
and IT the Wings hereabous have no greater in
teTest IN the matter, we hope they will do III,
same.--Dem Recorder.
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A CURIOUS TALE.

The Worcester Massachusetts Transcript pub-
fishes story, the scene which is laid in that town
IN substance, that party of students had fixed
upon certain night when subject was to be
procured them for dissection. The Arrangements
were completed, the subject procured and the partv
were in high glee. A Young gentleman, the cav.
est among them, had already taken the scaIpeI
aud raising a corner Of the sheet, looked for the
first time upon the li(eiess form of the subject. =
lie had scarcely done so, when he uttered wild
piercing shrek, and fell senseIess upon the floor
hat swoon had well nigh proved fatal Durine
the interval of an hour, ne was several times mar
tally recovered by his terrified companions. but
as often did his eyes wander to the table with a
CHASTITY stare, if some horrid phantom were
there, and as often, too with thrilljno proan
did he sink back lnseusibIe. At length. bv means
of various restoratives. he was recovered. more
dead than alive. A few broken sentences ex-
planned the occasion Of this sudden denouenent
They scanned the delicate form of their recent
Subject, with common emotions, as the rose
bud freshness Of an apparently voluptuous sIsep
seemed TO be almost warning it into life. Nor
did they wonder at the intense anguish of their
companion, for they gazed upon the beautiful form
OF MS BETRoTHED BRIDE
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moon, may be miles stone Nancy gets into
the trdntun betimes, and when she does, she's
like Larry Meals wild coult (colD-there's no
stopping her."
90, neighbors!" said Mrs Toomey, sswi,-
ness that; listen to the caracthur me lawful hus-
band gives
= BE silent, say called out the Recorder.
impera,ively. Go on, Mr. Toomey, and &C.
count fT the disturbance"
Well, your amer, as | was sayin'," continued
Terrence, F" there's no acconntin' for it, Beuos
,y she was cninmin' the Oregon game over me.
When cum IN wanted joint occupation of the
bed, OF course; but behowld me, bowld Nancy
was as valiant as Senator Hannegan himself, and
nothln' would payse her but the ,chole on none :;
and as was determined she shouldn't have the
whole. she bouuces of bed and begins TO create
hubbub IN the street, Till the W a,chman cum and
took ms both up"
The Recorder told Nancy that the assertion
OF one rights when the claim of exclusive ms
session was clear. was very laudable. very com
mendable; but that, in this case, he saw NJ
doubt To the jolnt pr0prietorshp of Terrence
lie should, therefore, dismiss the case; but he
warned Nancy thot, il brought before him ON an,
similar charge he should certainly hold her {,
bail Nancy left the office not at all pleased
apparently, at the decision of the Court.
According TO the prevailin G. belief su CHI in I,
land believe in Fair ydom the Ieprecbou,, Is of
dlminutlve species of supernatural beings I'll,
knows where vast amount of treasure f. hid anC
VIII tell ~ you can keep your eye on him, but i
you remove II Tor moment he vanishes.