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Three miles west OF Marin
i have spoken Of The march 10 that place
with high mountain on our right lhis
mountain IS called Sierra Alvo. The town OF
Seralvo, in my opinion, received its name from
! the ndontain. Our chaparral camp was a, the
end Of The Sierra Alvo, and, like every hing
grand. this magnificent pile rears It's head IN
Its greatest majesty When thus abruptly check.
ed ia lis glorious career by the hand OF Nature
Yesterday, when clear, cool, beautiful morn
ing broke upon US, every murmur IN the ranks
was hushed- --every heart seemed 10 swell with
involuntary awe and admiratlon--every eye
was fastened upon some OF the vast works OF
God by which we were surrounded. The 81
ezra Alyo arose upon Of our right, al the north
Owe were turning its PoinD y helghtexceed,
ing hree thousand teet, and so close that = al
most seemed possible 10 cast pebble from its
summit into our midst. The top ol this mo4n-
tain Is DIVIDED of ipsR thousand .aalashIe yg4
" kpl had pos0bes 3qe r9uRp, shss ,H.Uo ~, ws
used ID ses & AN ffe b9Id head Of every good
old countr u deacon. Some of the Wags along
remarked that the whole head resembled the
chronological Developments Of Santa Anna,
and went on humorously pointing Out the sum
ilarilies The mountain on our leit, winch IS
not so high as the Alvo, here took southerly
direction, leaving US in a gap, with an exten-
siye amphitheatre open before US, as we march
ed around along the western side Of the. Sierra
Avo From the ridges the country before US
appeared like one vast plain, covered with cha
parral, but we encountered every hour valley
hundred feet deep, down which we almost
invariably found streem Of spring water DASH
ing over lime rocks, The road to Marin, tho
hilly, is much smoother than that over which
we passed the day before, much Of It being as
hard and smooth as marble. The
Sierra Madre, which yesterday gave rise TO
much discussion in the column as to whether
il was a lhunder-cloud or mountain, appears
in the bright morning sun with all IT'S splen-
dour revealed TO US. The height Of this noun
tain is unknown 10 me, but at 10 o'clock, A.
M, the white, feecy clouds that appear so
high and dry above us here on the plain, rest
on its side hall way from the base 10 The sum
mit This ridge runs nearly north and south,
with two or three openings or passes. directly
west Of US. Between these passes the noun
safe for the Interruptions. Some OF the peaks
are studded with smaller ones near their apex,
and resemble old steeples, with their turrets,
and with domes swelling up behind them. 81 4
ezra Madres sleeples. however, pierce the skies
and look down upon the storms and the whrl-
winds. They need no lghtning-rods.
From the western limit Of Marin you look
down upon plain nearly two hundred feet
below. This plain or wide valley extends 70
the foot Of the mountains, FIVE or six miles dis
tant About two miles and half from town,
on The San Juan, is situated General Taylor's
camp.
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U TEMPERANCE.--EQU DIVISION
No. 6, Sons Of Temperance, are to have one Of
Harpers splendid Illuminated Bibles, presented to
them by the Ladies Of the 7th Ward, on Sunday,
Nov 8, at "a o'clock, at the Ryland Chapel. The
Grand and Sister Divisions, the Daughters Of Tenn
perance, the United Brothers Of Temperance, and
the community at large, are most respectfully IN
vited to attend. Addresses will be delivered, and
collection taken for the benefit Of the Sunday School
Of said ward The Sons and Brothers of Temper
ance requested to meet in regalia, at King s
Gallery Of Paintings on 18th street. at O'clock
precisely. By order of the w. p. 4
J. B. TAYLOR, r. s.
The presentation Of the Bible by the Ladies of
the 7th Ward, is postponed to Sunday, the sth, at
the same place and time Of day previously desig
mated. s s4
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. a.
N General K Kearney's Movements.

Our intelligence from the Governor Of New Mex
leo il 10 The nth Of September He had been as far
South as San Tonic on the Rio Grande 100 miles
from Santa sFe The masses all hailed his advent
but the rich were discontented because they know
that American rule will put end to their tyranny
over the laboring people. The towns worthy Of note
after leaving Santa Fe are San Domingo, San Phil
lippe, Albuquerque and San Tonic. Villages sre
strswn along the road every eight OF ten miles, but
they consist Of little more than church. drinking
shop and monte (gambling) table, San Domingo is
an Indian town Of the Puebla tribe. has church and
priest who rejoices in four wives, and good vine
Yards around. The Pueblas are excellent horsemen
and very friendly to the Americans. Gov. Kearney
called on Armijos wife at Albuquerque and reports
her 10 be sensible woman. Armijo was at the
Passo. 4 The expedition arrived at San Tonic on the
anniversary Of its patron saint, on which occasion
near 800 persons had assembled from the vicinity.
Fandangos, fireworks, feasts. comedies, church
masses &c, were the order of the day in which
the Governor shared with hearty good will
"a The qualification Of the natives. The priest
ioined in the waltz and was the model Of ga
;etv. The country as far San Tonic is represented
:, very barren and uninviting. Governor Kearney
,.,,red 10 santa Fe On the nth of September. Five
n.r;es Of dsseoons were to set out for CaIifornis
~, ,he a5th Of that month. The Constitution and
laws Of The new Territory had been completed by
w. p. Hall and The new fort Marcy, commanding
santa Fe was nigh finished.
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PLUMBOTYPEs.

t PLUMBOTYPES.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue,
ASK WAsHNoroN CRY, NEAR BRowN's HorEL.
GOLD MEDAL AWARDED The Proprie-
" tor Of the PLUMBE NATIONAL DA-
GUERRIAN GALLERY. having discovered
mode Of transferring Daguerreotype to paper Is now
prepared to execute this style Of Portraiture at
the rate Of 100 fac simile copies for ten dollars in
cluding the original Daguerreotype.
2O5 Baltimorestreet, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry store.
25l Broadway, New York.
Boston, rs Court, and So Hanover streets.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Instruction and Apparatus furnished on reasona-
BILE terms. oct 3O-tf
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HF TEMPERANCE NOTICE.--A public
meeting Of Association No 2, u. B. Of t., will be
held at the First Methodist Protestant Church, on
Virginia Avenue, near the Navy Yard, on the even
ing Of Wednesday, the 4th instant at o'clock The
meeting will be addressed by the Rev. j. T, Ward,
and several other gentlemen. ta 5
The various organizations Of the Sons and Broth
ers Of Temperance, and the public generally, are
respectfully invited to attend
i * JAMES LITTLE,
IosRPH WALSH,
RICHARD w. Cook,
Committee.
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GT NOTICE.-The Members Of the MARY
WASHINGTON UNION, Daughters of Temper
ance, No. ?, requested to meet at Sister Speakes
on next Sunday, at o'clock, to proceed in body
to the Ryand Chapel to witness the presentation Of
a Bible to Equal Division, No. 6, Sons Of Temper
ance. BY order, t Af
MRS. C. E. SPEAKES, p. 8.
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Correspondence Of the Fountain.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 3.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: The tide, which | informed
you in my letter Of yesterday still high contn-
ued rising during the day. and by nghtaIl had COW
cred several Of the lowest wharves, sweeping of,
believe, some small quantity of wood from one Of
them. The merchants generally, took seasonsble
precaution to preserve their property from injury,
and had il entered the stores, which it did not, no
damage would have ensued "A c '
Tidings have arrived at last Of the long missing
barque Meteor, Capt, Richard Janney. II appears
that she is total loss, and that the captain and oil
his crew, save two who were picked up, have found
a watery grave. The Meteor was almost new yes
sell Of Baltimore build, and one or the hsndsomest
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Reported for the Fountain.
CIR UT CO.U RT.

Tuesday, November 3-AThs court tried but one
case to-day, and that one of slight importance, it
not occupying more than ten minutes in its hear
ing. ssg.
The rest Of the day was consumed in calling the
Docket fixing days for the trial Of and in CIV
ing Judgments upon cases which did not require q
trial. 1,3e
By Thursday the jury trials will be fairly com,
menced and will continue, unless the Thomas or
Van Ness cases should proceed, either Of which win
occupy more than half the remaining time Of the
court. aaY Gas ta
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EbY a. GRnEN. Auctloneer.

A GOOD TWO STORY FRAME HOUS}
b IL AND LOT AT AUCTION.-On the 81
November shalt selk on the pEsmisss, at cloc4
p. NJ, part Of Lot No. s. in Square 40l. frontin|
Is feet 9 inches on Ninth street, running hack lO|
feet between l. and M streets, with the improve
menis which ere aneat two seory frame house. witl
brick basement, wash and wood h0nses. The hous'
contains seven well proportional rooms, with nss
porch in front The property is Handsomely fitu
stsd in very healthy and rapidly improving neigh
borhood.
Terms One-fourh cash the balance in four
eight twelve, and sixteen MONTHS for notes bearing
interest. 49,
nov SID = A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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..Mon,erex. Sept. 25th 1916.

,eMontsrey is ours, but not without heavy loss
"a nv division has psobsbIy sustained more than
one half of IL sm my sslf wounded but not badly.
was struck BY mustet ball below the knee; i en-
..,s5 II 'front.'. erazsd the bones without injuring
them. ranged round through the flesh, and came out
on the opposite side- ~ -. !
II became faint from the loss Of blood, and was
compeiled 10 leave the field after having Deen ln y
under heavy fire Of grape and muskeuy 'ol ,n's
hours. have been reduired by my surgeon 70 AssP
nsrfsct,v stin. tver since the bett!e .
II 30 Il tie scs or leading the Ohio regiment 70
.,o,,o iva az tbe MOST formidable batteries IN tne
town. nsnked By slons wall, ten feet hisa' with
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FIRE. A very destructive FIRE occurred at Moya-
mensing district Philadelphia, on Sunday last The
rope walk Of Joshua Search, and two rows Of dwell
lings, besides the varnsh mandatory Of Mr.. Hal
loway in which the ERE originated, were consumed.
The Times says, the dwellings were occupied by
poor families who suffered greatly on account Of
this accident. Y5.a t@5 se
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u
bsIonsIss q his pore Her esptain ~ usiivs Of
this place. spd his oss will be deeply rsgFstted BY
the whsle csmmunity.
The u. 8. Criminal Court commenced its last
term yesterday, his honor. Judge Crawford presid-
ing. Phinsas Jsnney, esq. as usual, was appointed
foreman Of ths Grand Jury, which will proceed i'm
mediaely to take cognizance Of the lst Of offences,
which is, as usual very small.
The foundations Of two frame houses in progress
Of erection the south suburbs Of the town,
gave way during the storm Of yesterday, Prostrsting
the houses to the ground. l..
OUR MARKKr.-The Centre Market was but
poorly attended yesterday, and the supplies Of ost
things we're short Wsanns1 ths prices Of articles.
.Beef, 0 to l0c per h., good supply
Mutton, 8 70 Sc per ID. coed supply.
Pork, 30 per ~ scarce. sst ttgsass h.
I, Chickens, Is to 3ic piece7poor supply.
Geese, 62AcAa piece, ssse do do
L Fish, Rock, 25c 10 Si-each scarce y1ss
] Potatoes 20 to 25c peck abundant
= Sweet Potatoes, zoe psck-abundants
Cabbages. 3 to Ice each--poor supply.
Turnips soc peck--abundant.
4 Beets, 2Oc peck--scarce 4
Butter, best quality, ale per ID. very scarce.
Lard, lOc a ID. very abundant.
Bacon, . to l2c ID. moderate supply.
Smoked Beef, lOc lb. scarce. ai
Apples, 20 to 37c ID scarce.
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OF ATTENTIONS Association, No. 2, State
Of Virgins, u. b. Of THE members Of the above
Association, and the Order generally, will please
take notice. that the future meetings, from and after
Thursdsy 9th inst, will be held in the new Hall of
the United Brothers Of Temperance, corner Of Prince
and Water streets, Alexandra, opposite the Farm.
ers Bank. By order,
q RICHARD L. CARr$E, R. 8.
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che Dailp Fountain.
ULYSS + 8 WAR RD & SON
ULYSSES WARD & j. THOMAS WARD.
ftg.ss GtSNti F}4&

ne sE5 TERMS OF THE FOUNTAIN.
Subscriptions received for twelve months for hall
yearly and quarterly at the same rates All sub
Advertisements not exceeding twelve Lines, inserted
for SO cents the rst and IS cents for every subse
quent insertion. Those OF greater length charged
in proportion. pt'N
Advertisements, not specified as to time will be pub
lished one month, and charged accordingly; but no
advertisement or subscription will be stopped, until
all arrearages are paid, unless at the option Of the
proprietors. Nyit
Advertisements published at intervals viz: weekly
semisweekly, hiweekly, or monthly, are charged
SO cents per square for every insertion
liberal discount will be made to those who adver-
tise BY the year. M
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O. Look at this. -kB

&F LOOK aC thlS. =sE
$500 worth Of Furniture to be rafled.
TIME UNDERSIGNED intends to rattle, as soon
u as the chances made up. the following fur
niture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Sofas
do Wardrobes
do Sideboard
do Sofa Tables
do End Tables
do Embroidered Ottomans
do Plain hair cloth, do
st do Care Nots
do Lady's Workable
do Music Stools
do 4 Washstand @i
And various other Parlor furniture, to make COM
plete list. VA
NIB. The furniture to be raffied will all be of
mahogany. l
Lr CHANCES only one dollar.
JAMES E. w. THOMPSON,
fs Cabinet maker,
oct 3l-tf Next to corner Of 18th and F sts
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ur The New Jersey Temper ance Convention
held its first session (Which is said to have been
yery Interestingly in Newark, last Wednesday.
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GJ The Daughters of Temperance are said I,
be making rapid progress as an Order in Pennsyl
vania.
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GT THE DISTRICT ASSEMBLY,, Order
u. b. Of IT,, will meet on Wednesday, this evening,
at the Hall Of the Franklin Engine House, at 81
o'clock. Punctual attendance il earnestly requested
as all the officers are 10 be installed BY order Of
the committee &@
WAsHINaTeS NAyLoR, Chairman.
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Nd has resigned, and his place has not yet been
supplied.
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A SNAKE. A son Of Erin thus describes . snake
He is q vennemus baste; he has neither hind fore
legs nor fore hind legs; he has neither hair feathers
nor wool on him; he has an eye like chicken, and
goes crawling through the grass.
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U- The Chinese make all their medicines from
vegetables says an exchange
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| A HEARTr WoRKMAN. Doctor Grindrod, has in
two years organized no lass than 10000 children in
teetotal societies, in England.
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at The people in Maine are complaining Of the
drought, whilst in this part Of the world we have
abundance Of rain.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
w ORTHIN TONG. NETH EN-

w o II TIL IN G TON G. SNET HI EN- ,
Q-ate Solicitor OF the General Land Ofice)
Attorney and COunseIl0r at LAW,
wAsHIsaToN, y. c.
Practices in the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and in the courts Of Maryland Virginia. and
the District Of Columbia, and trEtEs
ACTS AS AGENT IA ~
for persons having business with Congress, the
War, Treasury, Navy, and General Post Office De-
partments, the General Land Office, Pension Office,
Office Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &c. &c.
OFFICE
Missouri Avenue, between Sd ar,d streets,
4 nov 3dif
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CHESAPEAKE. q OHIO CANAL TRADE
MARRIED.

On Monday evening. % instant, by the Rev. o.
Ege. George w. Garrett, to Miss Ann Jane King,
both of this city.
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or There is but one distilIerry in operationn in the
State Of Delaware, says an exchange. Can il beso!
Wslhope il is, and that the day II not far distant
when the same may be said Of every state in the
Union. 8i4
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or A supper was given by the Covenant Lodge
Of Odd Fellows in Georgetown, on the I'd inst, un-
der the auspices Of Mr.. J. Keugla, Of the White
House. Upwards Of 100 persons sat down to the
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or Rev. A. H. Clapp has been ordained over the
Congregational church, at Brattleboro, VT.
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Curious EXPERIMENT.. II is said that in Paris
they have succeeded in raising crep Of tomatoes in
the air and Of potatoes in the ground upon the
plant. Itisdone by grating one Of these escu-
ents on the other both belonging to the same GENUS.
So, we see, every day brings something new.
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G Farmers lime your potato patches next spring
and your crops will escape the potato disease.
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SuIcIDE. A Scotchman named James Coyle
committed suicide in the Moyamensing prison, Phi
ladelpha, on Saturday last, by cutting his throat
with q razor Another instance of insanity.
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A TsnssuirCn ComvinYisx At BraLtN, n. r.
The Troy Temperance Journal gives 4 long and in
tsrssting account Of this convention, held ON the
slst ult la closing. The Journal says, Of the even
ing service.
Who. that was there, did not go away carrying
with him q stronger and better heart burning WIN
pursr and holier philosophy. Aye, whose nesI'
did not leap within him ss was unfolded the sublime
destiny Of our temperance cause in the universal
triumph Of truth and the ushering in of the glorious
Millennium day.
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CHILLs AND FEvERs AMONG THE PRINTERs-
The editor and several of the hands connected with
the Wiamsport, Md. Times had 'smarting of
the chills and fevers recently but are now convale
scent and the publication of the neat little paper is
resumed. We wish our brother editor all possible
encouragement and success. ,s
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FoR LrBERrA.--A few days ago, family Of me-
groes, consisting Of father and mother and seven
children, liberated by Professor Dabney, lei Lex
ington, Va, for Liberia.
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ExPENsEs OF THE War. Ityis estimated that
if the war with Mexico should last year, it will
cost not less than hundred andNtwenty millions
ofdollars.
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SwIrrNEss. What can be more beautiful than
that expression Of Milton,
Swift as the sparkle Of glancing star
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T Grog shops--a sign Of sin.
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ArFEcrIoN. My DEAR said young husband to
his lady, I must go to my Office; suppose yeu go into
the parlor.'
'Oh, no, sir was her response the parlor has no
attraction for me when you are absent
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WIN. @. ECkLoFF,
r FAsHI0NABLEl TAILOR,
Fl ELEVENTH 4 STREET

ELEVENTH. STREET,
Nearly opposite VIM. Cripp's cabinet Warehouse,
Y WASHINGTON CITY,
Will make to order any article 81 Clothing in the
most Fashionable and durable manner, and at such
prices a. cannot fsi TO please.
From my experience in the business. am will
ing to state tf my work and style Of making Up gar
ments fail to please, will require no pay. will
guarantee to give entire satisfaction in Fit Fashion
and Workmanship.
/ Cutting and Repairing done at the shortest notice
and on very reasonable terms, eRls
Strict attention paid TO Cutting Children's and
Youths Clothing, and arranged in such manner
as there can be no mistake in making up.
4Nt f t--~>~-->~~~~~-~-~- % Fl
CARD TO THE LADIES'.
The subscriber would most respectfully inform
the Ladies' that he has undertaken the cutting and
making of ,!4r4 M
Ladies ClOaks and Riding Habits,
which he will guarantee to execute in the most sp-
proved styles, and superior workmanship. Having
made arrangements to execute all orders entrusted to
him, from the encouragement received last Fall and
WiLter, in this department, he trusts by his new
method Of Cutting and Measuring by mathemati-
cal routine, that all those who may want such arti
ces, may give him call before suiting themselves
elsewhere.
will make them in any style or manner which
may be preferred, and in all cases warrant to give
entire satisfaction, both in regard to fit and work
manship.
Being assisted in this Department by Mrs. Eek
loft, who will take the necessary measurements by
my System of Cutting Ladies' Cloaks and Riding
Habits, can faithfully promise to give general sat-
isacton to all who may leave their orders and on
such reasonable terms as cannot fail to please.
WIN. ECKLOFF.
Fashionable Tailor lth ct. between Pennsylvania
nov 3-tf Avenue and E street.
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As 1T sHouLD BE. The New York Pearl states
that The Odd Fellows Of Philadelphia have prohibi-
ted the sale ofliquor in their new and splendid Hall
This 10 indeed highly exemplary.
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U- Every moment may be regarded as the point
where two eterntes (so to speak) centre the past
tAe future commences this moment and upon
il may depend much ,ha. relates to our veal Or woe
A moment may raise US to heaven, or sink usto de-
spair; fill us with Joy, or o'erwhslm " with grief!
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CaArcE ron \ Ware EDIrSn, The hte'll-
gsncer contains an advertisement offering fey sale
q Whig Printing establishment located in the Valley
of Virgiaia The advertiser says his journal will
not b psrmlissd TO pass into sny other than Whis
hands, fj 4 zss t,t ~ 81
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A CONSOLATION. An exchange considers it
matter Of rejoicing that though
Kittens do increase to cats,
Mice can never grow to rats
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JOKE. The Philadelphia Times says the Sun
and Chronicle stole iis telegraphc report and cop-
ed word for wsrd some mistakes It Intentionally
made for their detection. Strange that editors so
near together should be suspicious Of each other
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4 SE1Ious Fun. The New Orleans Delta, in ac-
knswledgng the receipt Of Yankee Doodle, says the
humorous part Of it is too serious matter to be
laughed at. ts f7e
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gf DO you know Mr. b
+ Il do ~
What sort of man is he
in the morning he is whskey barrel, and a.
night he is barrel Of whiskeyP
sAh, indeed =
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r To the designation Of any particular Wing
as candidate for the next Presidency. at this time
the National Integencer is opposed but thinks
that the canvassing in private conversation Of the
qualifications Of gentlemen Of that party looking to
that high Office is by far the best mode Of discussion
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GT Saturday, at Alexandra, Va, Wagon price
Of -four S5-from stores $5 ls. Wheat red s5 to
los cents--whte leo TO ITO cts.
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or Gov. Seward, was taken i'll in the United
States Court sitting in the City Hall at Albany last
Friday, and the court adjourned in consequence; the
Troy Post informs us, however, that he is now re-
stored to health and is again in court.
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A Carr. DRusK. II is said, upon what autho-
rity we know not, but we hope spon no good autho-
rity, that Captain Hoskns was drunk at the time
the disaster occurred to the Great Britain.
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I GJ The election for Governor and members Of
Congress in the State of New York, took place yes
terday. Expectation is on tiptos to learn the re-
suit.
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The GALE AT HAvANA.--The gale Of the 10th
ult, lated several hours at HAVANA; and sunk,
wrecked, dismasted and otherwise injured all the
vessels ont Of the l04 in the harbor but twelve =!
Great damage, is said, has been done to the sugar
and coffee crops, but this intelligence is to be taken
with many grains Of allowance, for spectators are
ever ready to magnify such events beyond the truth