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WAsHINGros, April 26, 1871.
The War-The Elections.

The War-The Elections,
The administration il called to account or will be In
inc event OF whg House for the lofty dongg Of Com.
nodore stockton in California Had IL not be on for Col
fremont the Mexican Gen. Flores would have been
thot perhaps as traitor when he had violated no Law
saving the laws Of Commodore stockton are graft
hed TO learn that the Executive proposes sending thu
gallant Commodore prescribed schedule Of gubcrnso
rial authority
We have nothing conclusive from the virginia cleo
lions beyond the returns Of yesterday II the wings
have elected four Eve members IL will be parnllv M
least attributable TO Father Rtchics making his exnu
sion from the senate question in these elections The
pcople are not going TO put themselves 10 anv
nicncc in such n matter In corn planting time
We see that old Iack IL little riled about Tho ulun
der OF his bread carts by the Mcxicans aud intends o.
make tho states OF New Leon, Tamaulipas and Coha.
hua loot the bill We suspect he will end /, diac
elther 10 crtort or Eeiso from those psop
r1ual 10 the seizures they have made upon his bread
carts Nt~ 80 |'''N'
- ne news from the wars you will have received psr
nghtnlng line. As havo intimated heretofore
wnen everything Is ready for treaty az they do gct
rsady pretty soon rs all expecting they TilD SIR
buchanan himself will 90 down 20 square the bill with
ohhh anna Mr. Trst the chief clerk goes to prepare
why IN the meantime, because it's best 10 watch tho
Mekcans and take them when they are in the humor,
or this contest may dcterato into second somlnol.
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sqna,, bu. railway from tn. Mississippi to Chicago

canal but railway from the Mississippi TO Chicago
eiossng the Fox the point at which the feed
would probably be taken out. and diminish the dis.
tanco the river and the lake about one half
the crcuitous of the feeder and canal would un
auestionaby divert OF the trade Of the Fox river
valley from the canal
Before closing this report we desire to express the
opinion that the canal and its accessory work will be
completed In all the ensuing year s47) and that it will
the succeeding spring We have every believe
that the canal would have far completed during
the past season that might have been brought into
use say for the months Of October and November but
causes which have already been stated sickness and the
scarcity of hands prevented that object fom being
eompShsd AL practicable means were rosorted to du-
ring the past season to hands to labor upon the
eanai agents were employed advertisements publtsned
nnd handbIls circulated and posted In the different
cities New York, Boston, Albany, Buffalo, Montreal
&c Se but these produced only very slight
accession TO the force employed The wages we're pera
IN fact all the Inducements which could properly be held
cur by the Board and its officers and agents were he
out, but the effect produced did not correspond win
the exsrtions which made.n
We desire to touch upon one more topic OF great
Importance to the interests Of the canal and WITH tho
brief notice with which commend the subject to the
favorable consideration Of your Exceuency we snail
close report
The Illinois rivor constitutes such important pdr
ton Of the line of communication between the lake and
tho Mississippi the great object to be effected by the
constructing the Illinois and Michigan canal We trust
trutive, in calling your attention to report made to
your predecessor, Governor Ford by Mr., George X
alowry Chief Engineer upon the aud extent of
tho distractions navigation in the Illinois river, from
the outlet Of the canal the Mississippi together with
thu plans recommended for the of the
This report made In December l845, and pub
lhed in the document which contains the report Of the
trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan canal for the year
1859
appended to this report and to express the hope that
tho whole taken In connection, will be found to exhibit
all the information which the State and tho bondolders
desire to possess in reference to the acts and deing
OF the trustees -
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Senate.

ALBANY April 81, ls47
The consideration OF the bill relative TO the orgsniza
ZION OF the Judiciary proceeded with. The first
article relative to the Courts of Impeachment passed
without amendment The second article, relating to the
court of Appeals then read The ninth section OF
this article was amended by fixing the Of the
al Albany, New York, and Syracuse, instead Of Utca
ana Buffalo instead Of Rochester substitute for tho
ninth section then adopted which provides that
there shall be four terms Of the Court Of Appeals zach
year at such times and places the shall direct
but to be arranged that shall be held each
judicial district once in two years Pending the cond
deration of section providing the time In which judg
ments shall be rendered, argued before tho
Court OF Appeals &c. the Senate took recess.
In the afternoon, a memorial presented fcr rn
examination Of the charter Of the Commercial Bank Of
Albany.
Further made with the bl for the orys-
nization Of the judiclarT
Assembly.
ALBANY, April ~, Ie47.
The County Court Bill occupied the whole Of the
morning session,
In the afternoon the following bills were passed For
registry Of births, deaths and marriages and to
abolish the Office OF County Superintendent Of Common
Schools On the last named BILL tho stood--eyes
90, noes ID.
ALBANY, April n, isa,.
No mail has been received here this afternoon further
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BALrIMorr. Anril 97. 10

BALTIMORE April %. lsI7.
Badly Managed Tei,graphs-Dssnretton Of Err sere-
tor Merr'eAJ Farm House-Cify Mortai1y-Rsrsrd
for Mvrdsrer--Tom Thumb TIE risrnoises. &
The telegraph between this city and fhlsdolphi, SUI
continues In crippled condition ave or Elk weeh'
having elapsed since tho storm which rrostrated It.
The managers Of this line, certainly do not know the
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S.d s.. Co. q E.
5oo Viii ts ss a
A. KYLE, Jr Secretary
ID PfRs-Ths subscribers, Miers at Brandywine ia the
1s" is1SsS an hs
of the ; gsnn j, w 9rsn&yMins e., Meal!
is soi :m If:
s letters on hs barrel. nsnS '' In con-
Ok Ss 3 aas A
ss aSs s Sni in
md henssves in the manufacture Of Knded Corn Meal
will keep for desirable length Gtme in Ill climates
} }$Ha5 I + t sa &Sa' co.
RRANDIEs AND WlNEs-For sale at the undsrsigned,
ID Brandy Otard, j. Dupuy Boauemont & Becker, RAs
Port Wine pure jace-Hsrris Sous Cette-in halves and
%. sn:B Brandy And Sss s brig o
from Bordeaux in halves and qSIE!Sf:r MYERS
Mr NEET 81 Ta IF S SEGAa SS
held Saturday evening April 2ath the following resolution
Ke.oved-That the Public Buildings the Park DO llum.
oi@ fs S
residing the principal public toooughfres Of hi; city
Ii :.sdro to and
illumination. By order Of the Committee,
LIV. LIVINGSTON Chairman.
N BFuher particulars Of the for the ce le
bration Will be published IN due time a28 Itsrc
q ERMAN GLASSWARE-TO CROCKERY DEAL
u ERsThe undersigned have received aud offer for sale
large assortment OF German Tumbers, plain and
painted and gilt flower of beautiful patterns
with gold and bottle Of which they keep sup
ply. GrOSHEiM & CHATHAM,
a29 3tissc 10 Peal st.
i ARp-Superior quality, for sale BY
IL GEORGE 8. GILBERT
a20 lt'c Oil Factory. l2i Furman st, Brooklya
STEAM POWER TO LET with three rooms, one 40 fr
- by 90 20 feet by III % feet by ~ with from
to five horse Inquire the premises No e33 Stanton
near Mangin street a28 lw~c
JNO MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN.-J. WaIsn,
ESQ., Editor Of the Lowell Mass Voice Of Industry,
VIII lecture This Evening, at o'clock, in Croon Hail.
Bowey and Division the rights aud wrongs Of Labor
and Will explain remedy for the high
dear food and low wages system. Come one, come all
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g EO REwARD--LosT FROM ON BOARD TIE
NV South lery boa, on Thursday evening last. an
elderly man about five feet nine INCHES 10 height with thin
white hair dressed IN brown dsb frock coat gey rsna.
looms drab cloth vest cotton shirt flannel under sr
sud drawers boots newly footed IN his pocket there ia oba.
liyh large blue silk handkerchief spotted with white For
Information that VII lead the recovery OF the body The
aboye reward will be paid spple to William Glenn
w. rul,on stieet broohlyn. s26 iwinsec
MISS MANN having taken the Belmont House al New
~ Brighton Staten Island resdy 10 receive boarde
The house has been thoroughly PAINTED and repaired
a232w-rc
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ALBANY, April n, iea!,
No mail has been received here this afternoon further
west than Auburn.
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PIRKER'S
G O 7 7 l. T. II O I ( T.
40. 30 DEY STREET.
FORMERLY OF
10 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.

~ co, April d. lSi7M aspecial meeting Of the Board q
Directors OF the New York Equitable Insurance Corp auy
held this day, amer the usual business transacted M
sqydam President oi the Company called up his
which had been sId on the table The 18th and
ion, accepted 20 take effect the FIRST May
ing; when the following resolution unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Board Of Directors Of the New lor
sqnbe Insurance Company presea their thanks 10 amber
him while President Of this institutions AID that he carrie
with him ugdiminshed confidence regpsc' ard good
wishes 10 his new aud honorable station President Of the
Union Mutual lnfuranco Co.
Richard J. Thope, hq then unanimously elected Pre-
Ndentin place Of Mr. Suydam. resigned
,gTI Ft II
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UNION COURSE. l.. I.--TROTTING.
A l&1fseAAsansessss

M ONDAY, May ID, 70 commence . ] O'clock, T. Ut =
A Purse $50 mile heats, best in Eve under the saddle,
trotting
J. Harrison enters ........ by. m. Cottage Maid.
~ rre.cner :. ''.'''.''''.''.s SIR Walter
y Beckenbridge br. m. Betsy Baker
Same day at O'Clock r. NJ $780, mile heats, best in
five TO harness, for trotting horses
Fp,eer '"'e' 81, D. m BIZ Lady Ellen
III. Woodruff 4" .............. b. z. Jack Cade.
FIhe following two will close Friday evening" the
30h Of April at Green Bevns before o'clock p NJ:
Purse $2p mile heats under the saddle for all otting
of NAV
Purse s2o two mile heats harness, the the above
to come OF on the 10Th Of May.
Eaiiro,d Cars viii leave Brooklyn for the track 9 A. NJ
and al Ia T. M The extra train will leave o'clock
and turn when the Season tickets s. be had
OF the iIolretors or at the course. q. SPICER
New York, April 20th 1917 aga 3tsrc
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NEW EMBR OIDERIES.
lanes BECK CO have Just purchased large invoice
- Of NEW PARIS EMBROIDERIES, ut a grent sacrifice,
which they offer their decided bargains
Also. large inyeice,.f MUSLIN lNsERTlNGs, EDG-
lNGS, FLOUNCINGS. and Muslin Bands.
Also Lace Capes Collars, Scafs Dresses Vses, Shawls
Laces Edgings Inserngs at Greatly reduced prices
apl7 eod2wisr JAMES BECK Co, $50 Broadway.
TNO DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECA RIES-A we'll
established concern. that has for the last few nered
profit of $1,000 and shove all expense for sales Impaired
he alth being the only reason for selling.
Apply to B. Pike. jr.. POI Broadway s23 steodissrc
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT,
TELEGRAPHuC.

,, PHILADELPHIA, April 81, 1871
Arrivals via New orlean. from Vera Cruz hiring d,,..
to the 9TH and from Brassos a week later rhs. oo,
tain nothing All Ia quiet
General Twiggs with his division OF tLyca ,ho,,,.,s
men, was to move to Jalapa ON the sth instant
Nothing FROM General Taylor
The Pittsburgh wires broken
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Mark ct Report.

BALTinoag, April 27-orM
FLoUR-Ths market some Ices firm and Va ouo,.
City Mills at ST. We report salos 200 barrel. Howard
street. ut So rs
CoRS-Ws report sales OF 2 900 bushas Pennsylvanis
yellow, round fiat ut ol cts 200 do price not un.
asrstopd.
WHrAr-Salss OF 1000 bushels Maryland white we're
made at 81 So
CorIoy-Sales Of about 500 bales-markst firm
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- GEO. Is. WULLINS, AuctiOneer
CTATEN ISLAND PROPERTY-GEO b. ROLLINS
- will on Thursday April 10Th, at 2 o'clock, offer
the Merchants Eychapse this the elegant
cious and delightfully."- located mansion of w W. Van Wag-
nen ESQ., Clifton, Staten Island about half way betwec
Vanderbilt landing and Clifton dock fine elevation about
500 eet from the water or bay and command;
Jersey shore &c The 50 feet square with feet
Cazza either side built and flushed the best
l6i fronting private avenus 70 feet wide the south anda
square Of $50 feet and wide north
Also the time will be- sold Sc lots Of ground 50 BIZ
100 and SO BY $50 New York and other the grading
of which will be Immediately completed.
bulkhead has already been front property
a236tissr
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f. C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

y. 2. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ELEGANT HOU sEHOLD FURNlTUR RE- W edne sd y
~ April 2alh 4 10 o'clock, A.. n-Iaday Muller, will
cell at so Irving Place the furniture sd house. consisting in
part Of brussels and other carpets mahogany sofas chairs
couch, dvsns tables Egyptian marble top
dining tbes French bedseads dressing bureaus and tables
with marble washstand, marble tops hall lantern china
and glassware gandocs, &C. &c Also, splendid
rosewood piano. 6h octave,. a,7 2tissc
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-, pr. s; p. sMlTH's CHEAT

ASK NO PAY till The patient pronounces hmse perfect.
~ cured aud then but the trng of 81 bottle;
to bottles generally being sufficient -Four cured
that have used the remedy These
be referred to in private way If shall desire it, all
living this city Agents wanted in all parts of the United
States Laboratory and Office 297I Broadway. a28 ltsrc
u ALWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP OF
lOFERS GREAT INDUCEMENTST TO NJ tRCHANTS
this invaluable toilet emolcnt for purifying the skin aud
SsSS p%ps eociea r%sIls ,cE
Of the toilet Traders and merchants visiting the city will
do well TO supply of this valuable Soap,
Will pay them better centge Than other article oil
the kind in the market For shayng is uuequaed Sold
81 Hudson street, Wyatt Kechum l2l Fulton A. b.
D Sands 100 Fulton st; VIM. Burger Courtlandt Re.
tail at 2l 2tl Broadway. a28 m re
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ROYAL GURLEY, Aucuoneer.

VALuABLE PAINTINGS, WATER COLOR DRAW.
ings and Line Engraving Morning a mast
10 o'clock will be sold by Royal Gurcy 4 Co, at their
rooms 30i Broadway select private collection Of Oh PAINT
ng tine Line Engravngs and color Drawings
together with portfolio Of rare impressions Included
fine picture by Schnebae several fine Lanc apes and isto-
col Pieces Sc The engavngs consist of uncomnonly fine
impressions embracing productions Of Willie Sharpe Strange
WooIslt &C. many OF them neatly framed also copy OF
lored, &c. sN2t-c
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FELieuTs-Governmen was in market to-day, aud in
search otvo vessels charter to proceed to Vera Cruz
British vessel taken up to load with naval stores
at 4s per bbl 1000 tons engaged for an American
ship 4os for Livepcol vessel taken up for Ant
werp 23c for grain in sacks and -four was engaged for
the port and to Rotterdam, OF l00c per bbl TO
Liverpool the closing rates seemed TO be about is for
aour and Tod for grain in sacks
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]. NJ. MILLER Aucrioneer
A UCTION NOTICE-Leather at Auction-JAMES NJ.
"A MILLER will sell at the Of WILLIAM Mil Es No.
306 Pearl street. Thursday the Goth instant
credit 5000 Sides Oak and Hemock Sole Leather finished
Upper Leather, with other articles a2a iwsrc
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- J. ". BROWN Auct'r.
( WILMA GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &c-J. w. Brown
~ VAL sell at auction Wednc sday April 29th al 10
o'clock at No II greenwich avenue, 9th avenue the
stock oil dealer declining business consisting Of general
assortment o. lamps. srandoe how blue dinner tea and
toilet ware, sc, IN LOIS 10 suit the trade aud others.
~ BGoods bought this sale removed on or be-
fore the day after the sale. a27 2t.c
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ZONES SASH LOCK AND FAsrEN tR.-To builders
is called this useful article which has given entire
satisfaction wherevea introduced. 1t s economical can
ways in position" unless pdrposey displaced; and Yet with
For sale in New York by George Briggs & Co.. No Q;
Clark Wilson, No. 5; and Long Davenport, No 10 Plat
street, Folger. Afford Co, 2io Pearl; Cor & MARSHALL
Gold; Quincy Dea;ee 81 John street, snd the manu-.
facturers. PLATT, SMITH & CO,
Rochester, New York,
And at their depot, 6 Courlaudt street
Orders promptly filed aud and price made know
~ man re
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vUNHE performed by this aud singular hue
which obtained the and medal the Fair Of the
American institute mupl rapidly through the United
States. Office 297n Broadway.
Thereby certify that previously icted with heu.
matsm IL years that leg became inches shorter than
the other that in every joint that could
the floor bring knees than inches
that was entirely cured by Dr. Smith, Magnetic Machine
II thinks that this should he happy
selves THOMAS DADE
a28
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A FEW active young Men 70 South or Yves, act
"A Agents for the sale Of and popular Publicatons-s3o
over aud above their will be insured to them in wr
ting With opportunity of clearing 1000 Some
clear of all expenses Each win have his district will
be necessary for them have at least $23 $50 obtain
good fitting out. Apply at FRENCHS Publishing Hall 1913
Broadway up stairs, Office of the Flag of Union VI
letters " postpaid. a2Im-f
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co.-Th
annual election for hirtsen Directors Of this Company
wiz be held a. the Office Of The Company Not Tryen Row
and O'Clock NJ The transfer books will be closed
days prior to the election.
A. KYLE, Jr Secretary.
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TESTIMONY Is NOW RECEIyEn

FHOM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE
1NHE following letters are presented with a view
IL of more fully showing the opinions of Phv.
siclans 10 relation to the Medical value of DIR
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
d. SwAYNE--Dear Sir: Having used your Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, extensively in nv
practice, was requested by your a gent Dr. Crutch.
er, TO express my opinion in writing, of it's proper.
ties as remedial, agent, most chcerfilly connlv
as feel by so doing, will discharge debt o ~ g
me community at large, and Physicians in partic-
War. AS much as detest Qnack Remedies and
patent Nostrums, was induced from a failure of
the most potent expectorants, recommended in our
materia mcdicas in some cases of DIsEA SEQ LUNGS
to try your Preparation of Prunus Virginia O,
WILD CHERRY IT is sufficient to say that was SC
much pleased with the result of that and sub.e
quent trials that now prescribe it in preference to
all Other Remedies where an cxpcctorant is indica-
ted In the much dreaded Pneumonia or Di sease
OF the Lungs, in the alarming form in which il an
pears in Kentucky, regard it as an invaluable
Remedy IN the treatment of that disease To all
who know me have said enough, but as this NAV
be seen by persons of the vicinity of Frank
VIII briefly add. that have been engag ed in an
active practice of my profession Of ~ Years, and
am Regular Graduate of Transylvania, and this
is the first Patent Medicine ever thought enough
OF to express an opinion in writing.
j. II. ELLISON, MD
JAM iS4f. Franklin County, XIV.
~, FRANKFORT KY, Jan. IN. lS47.
The above certificate is from of our Phys,-
clans living few miles from here he is doing q
very good practice, and is considered good physir
clan, and stands fair; he is as he says a reg,iIa.
graou Ok. w. L. CRUTCHER,
Druggist and Apothccary.
3SJ- Since the introduction of my article TO- the
public, there have number of nprinciplcd indi-
vlduais got up nost'utns, which they assert contain
WILD CHERRY, some are called % BALsAMs" RiT-
TIERS" and even SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, but mine
is the original and only genuine preparation ever
introduced to the public which can be proved by
the pubic Records of the Common wcal Iii of Penn.
sylvania The only safeguard against imposition
Is TO see that my signature is each bottle
DIR. III. SWAYNE,
nd Slc itaIa
For sale IN Portsmouth by G.. Fl. HEINITSH and
by KING & TOY, and b. EMMERSON, Norfolk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOST ExCELLENT AssotTMrxy

-"o' ASSOH Iss tssNs
f-S NE Subscriber would very re-
::; s; :
e~S ct. Lowell, six cases of mems, bows,
TEES, which, added TO his STOCK already on
hand, rcndcars his assortment complete.
My Stock consists principally of the following
articles
Ladies Morocco Busklns, thick sole, best quality
DO do do End quality, but good
DO do French Ties, thick and thin soc
Do do Turns, best quality, made by
Robinsou,' PHILADELPHIA
DO do do End quality, but good
Ladies Goat Buskins, thick sole, best and End
quality
Ladies Leather Buskns, pegred neat article
DO HHf CATERS, French lasting, fine article
Misses Nor Deco Buskins, thick sole
DO Goat Skin--Do morocco Bootees
Do Goat Buskins and Bootces, sewed and
pegged
Childrens thick sole morocco Bootccs and Buskins
sewed
Do Goat Bootees and Buskins, sewed and
pegged
Mems Bootees right and left, and strait bottoms
Boys calf Bootces very fine article
Do stout leather Bootees-Do goat skin
Youths fine calf Bootces Do leather very stout
DO grain Bootees with and without heels
Together with oil err kinds not recollected at this
timc-al of which will be sold low for cash
Leather Trunks also. as low as can be bought in
this vicinity. JOHN COUNCIL,
West side Crawford street, two doors South of
the Post Ofhce-Sigh of the Yellow Boot
Feb
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EXCESSIVELY ACKNOWLEDGED captain
justly celebrated for his urbaniy. was hailed from
the shore between Baton Rouge and New Or
leans by an elderly female. The boat was brong hit
to, and the captain, with the agility of squirrel
leaped on land. Captain said she. as lie obse
qulously bowed before her. " my daughter. sick
in New Orleans, has sent up To me for dozen of
eggs; and just thought would call you and re-
quest you t" carry them down to No. =,
street. Certainly. madam. certainly" replied
the captain Captain" said the good dame. 81
put them in this little basket on some cotton but
ash had only eleven. and the white hen is on The
nest laying the twelfth. would it be asking of You
too much To wait until it should he ready % BY
no means. madam, by no means,'' answered the
obliging captain and the good lady returned to
the honse To expedite the egg as soon as it should
see the light. The captain sal cumposedly on A
piece of timber patiently waiting until the white
ben had completed her labOrs. and the twelfth
egg was handed him by servant - Portland
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