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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL LINE or
IL yG PACK ETs.

The qualities OF the above ships and the reputation
their Commanders well known Every eseriion Will be
made promote the comfort of passapgera and tho Interests
ofimportsrs The price Of passage from New York 10 Ii
yerpoo Is 800, from Liverpool to New York f25 ncuh.
ing ami bedding, without wines Neither The captain
Of these sbrs will be responsible for any leiiers
parcels OF packages unless regular bills Of lading sign
ed therefore. i,e4}tsS Niis
For freight or passage. apply 10 A .s.! y.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
20 CoRSHiLI, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
sAu J NEW YORK a'
t.- CAPITAL, f50o,9U STERLING,
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Gayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

IESE safes are warranted perfect In every respect and
TO AFFORD full protection for books, papers, &c. sgains'
losa by Ere or thieves. ~
an jnsurnnce Office Of his ownons which sxacts neither
notes or premiums and which cannot be broken down BY
4 great 6rs.n ~
Gayers Patent Double and Improved Single Sssmnnder
safes Of any dimensions required by Banks Brokers' Mer.
chsnts jewelers. Records for other pablo ocss
made TO order An for sale and ordsrsrscevsd
at the Dspoi l23 Water, between Pine aud Wa. s.-e.s
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7 EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
" CoMPANy insurss properly Of svery description
tars Of Kentucky in is3t Capital 100000. IA
JOHN w. HUNT, President
John Brand William s. Waller.
Madison z. Johnson. ppdisy n: Grris,
THeSAs .. pAxrsR, Sserstsry.
All applications for Insurance In the cities Of New York
and Drocyn will have pronp attention II lhs oses o
the Agency No 70 Wall street, whsrs all cias or osses
srsvsss Hssu. cemssilpS.
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H. O. SMITH q CO.,
COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL III @
M CLOCK ESTABLISHMENT
No. 70 John Street, New York,
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
oil tho best modern Improved 1hir1y Day Eight Day
Thirty Hour, Brass, Wood and Alarm CLOCKS. VIII
Clock Trimmings, Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spoo
Stands Iron Riyeta, &C., which will be sold at the loves
cash prices, ss.-s-.4s-s-.-
e Clocks repaired and warranted. m
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UTuIiAMs BROTHERS, Msnnacrur.rs. lmpor en-. and
W Dsslsrs IN ss'ry sasai afs & t'd''' p'''' =
uphs,swsyy. TylgIissp 81 .ysv dsssspc p 'w'aeN
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A SPLENDID assortment OF Gold and Silver Duplex,
IA Patent Lever Anchor Escapemenf Lepinc sndssrnca
Watches, selected from the best nAnaae.i'o IA hu'ops
which will be warranted perfect time KEEPERS
Also some patterns 81 Gold Chains sras hsyS &c.
do do DO Gold Pepel Cass; aaa eoc fsns
do do do Thlmbl,s, Rings, fhs, &c.
CO do Bracelets with Slonf'
do do silver Forks, Speons, &c.
xu IN, hoy. ,r,ir les Vii, 81 soi the lowest pricss
AMI wsrrarisd ~ equal 10 the eesi made ~ ihs Guy
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers Of 7 ne Ws'chea &c,
Nh Nasstu s.rstt opposite the Cusiom Houts.
ps Clocks and Watches ei.aned ard repaired IN The
y.rv Ia. mann r. aud warranted 10 ave sal pnsnnu
= MES plRssoN, 50 wals.r street. has ho~ on hal d
and . aaily nnsbag Pano tortss Of svsry asssrp .,
- n,s x.ry superior nOr kontal sranus ,.own
LON hs 81 n, ! ne ~ the IN isrvs M. OF
IN. d.y with many others susgsssd BY his own experience
a., =, a.. .... .s NA,.e
r he CIV lras ami no pans .xrLsr spared
~, tner, ntt -ss 10 ihs'sr manuaeisrei
"A the country
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,,IorHiERs AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASH
u MsitES ND YESTLNCS Nos lilo and rs Cnt "
street. Of cathsrns, have on hand very a es
and especially adapted TO the ssason Also, CLoJhS,
CASsiAfEflES absd Yes SlSus,- b me ptses, or N
quantus, 70 an purchasers 49,.
f10lRMENTSof evsry description mannisstursd o. or.
der n the o. y possibs nar and IN po 81 s,yt not 70
b. vurpssssd.
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MkfX This is the largest aud oldest Tea Est4b- ~
- bshmsnt IN America. The public have
mad run proof Of their integrity and responsibility. hpt
such has been The great and pressing demand or their
TEAS Of late, that they have been Obliged ENLARGE
York, viz: sst ~ n
las Chatham ana IG3 Greenwich strects.
They posssss facilities, relation the Tsa
Trade, degree, and doubusss superior
10 any other Tea Concern in America Their scrupods
regard to all principles that tend 10 elevate the character
them connexion probably larger than al other Tea Es
tablshments united and they consequently are detsfined
copied III rs a19
They zeslousy invite the attention or the inhsb.
ans Of Washington TO their Agency whsre The following
assnrtnens always hand and they feel no hssltz
lion in stating that wherever angie rais made, avery
decided preference is given the celebrated Twas Of tie
CANTON TEA COMPANY, M Z +
ny Reader make the experiment. i n F6iel
hsian Prees as fooes subject IN all cases 70 BE- returned
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Empowered By Act Parliament Wet Royal Assent,
July y, 1887.
"a Sdpa,gs Dana for tie Orphan and tte Widoir."
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KnRuMAr1sM ann PILES.

kHEUMATISM AND fiLEs. -.
M tl Fflls SsprnMpnn IL, 1876.
rs Towsnrp- Dear sir-My wife has been, for ssve-
ri yesrs slIetcd with Rheumatism. She has tried many
ddsfSnt itmsdles TO obtain relief but al 10 no pu
pess e was finally induced hy sssng your ADVERTISE
msnL 70 give your SAR8APARIlLA trial Iwas also,
(toEshw with man IN ny smploy) badly troubled with
The pss and By using small quantity Of your Ssrsape
rlla, our complaint Was completely cured consider u
ous offhs Ss 81 edeinss and would advise all who
:" eARRsr eARRABRANT,
i22 Market street, Newark.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE las FULTON STREET, N. York
~ III Se y pYorr SONS o.~u.a. Asusrs No.
~ North Second Street, Philadelphia, RI, p
! AxsSttor Wellington CITY, chARLEs sToTT, pnua.
sssf corner 7th street and Penn. Avenue
ny Also, for vale BIZ DrueElsis generally.
DR. NONE GENUINE CNL 4. rIT UP IN THE
QUART AND sIsNsp WITH Tun wnfsrBN sIsnAruRs or
. y TOWNSEND, AM srs nAMn sLowr ~ rns sLAs
n $500 M ID n. ID y o n. -xu
1TDTALINE 0AIvArIc ATnRHoTHEN-
- J. 2. cAltAN.
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PETER DROWN, az Little ST., BrookIy
ao MoTnEns AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT or SARsAPARILLA has been ex.
prssaly prepared IN reference TO Female Complaints No
female should neglect take H. certain preventive
lar any az the and horrible diseases which they
arc subject lis valuable for those who approaching
ornahood lis calculated assist nature by quicken.
ng the blood and invgorating the system Indeed this
dicne il Invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women are subject ts
il braces the whole system, permanently the ma.
rai energies by removing the impurities Of the boodby
no ar stimus,,g the system produce subsequent
rslaxnfion which " the OF most medicines taken for
emaIe weakness and disease. tslH4
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Ry a. GREEN, .2Mcttoneer.
APP 29-3tawiftds

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
ID TURE, PIANO FORTE, &c. AT AUCrION-O
Friday 18th instant, shall sell, at 10 o'clock m, by
virtue of deed Of given the 3D. day of February
S49 and filed for record in the Clerks office in the Distric
of Cou nbia for the county OF Washington the household
nnd kitchen furniture the residence OF Mr. Samuel HaIk
ness street, 9th and 9Th iroating the
Northern Liberty market space The furniture is OF
superior quality, viz:
Mahogany sofas, mans parlor and rocking chairs
Do marble top, dressing, and other bureaus
DO sdeboards hatrack work and washstands
Do dining, breakfast, centre, and card tables
Fine gilt mantc clock, girandoles, and lamps
Very fine piano forte, OF fine aud fouch ocaves
nearly
Fine damask, morcen. and white window curtains and
onament., blinds &c.
Andirons, shovel and tongs, tenders
Three ply and ingram parlor chamber, hall, and stair
carpets, nearly
High and lowpos cherry and maple bedsteads
Feather beds, bedding. and mattresses
Wardrobes, wash CLOSETS, and toilet set
Mancl and other ookingRlasse
Rush and wood-scat chairs, lounges
China, glass, and crockery wares knives and forks
Radiator and other
With good lot Of kitchen requisites
The abovedescribed furniture is OF superior qual "
and worthy the attention OF persons furnishing.
Termsi All sums of and under $50 cash; over $50 a
credit OF sky and ninety days. for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May lO-eodSlXdts Auctionocr.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY is, ls4s.

me- Mr. c. JAMES No. Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio
cling for the western States assisted by
lanes smith Smith. Frederick Hswse, John
Armstrong Jasen Taylor NJ Stevenson, W. Ramsey and
Perrin Locke.
o. M ISRAEL T. JAMES lsa South Tenth street Phiadei
phis general travelling assisted by James X Whip
pie H. Weld. o. H. r. Stem, John B. Weld. T. s. Waterman
Collins Deerns. Albert X Wellington g. James
Henry Plat, and T. A. Evans
o. Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, Of Montgomery Alabama, is ou
general ens agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
b. B.sBretL
90 Our particularly requested 10 make frequent reur"
this . and specially subscribers and di'eom
fruuau
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AWlSE .roaE.-IoaN n. RUTHMANN, psl

WINE srORE.-JOHN II. BUTHMANN, Pcnnsyl-
vsna avenue, south side Al and 9th stcets,
has received per schooners "Hamilton" and "Wsshna
o MS supply OF bordeaux claret and san,ernc in hogs
nes; also hcidseik champagne, in quarts and pints,
ndm brown stout" in pints, "Absinthe," "Kersch.
Fe lew dozen bottles OF choice old Cognac vintage,
lSo Sadine ia whole and half boxes very superior
Havana r'su-. Ben F,sokin," Victoria" Sultanas T"
=, iaisnes ETrspios,' Nc.
la stot az TIC WATCHES OF wines, brandics &c. usually
kept yer May l2-3uf
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hsgner OF the typographical corps passed up the
river Monday last on the steamer Cashier =. row., TO
california Lieut. Hagner has boon ordered by tho War
department 10 JOIN Lieut. Simpson, OF recon
nossance from Fort Smith to San Francisco
me steamer Cashier with two hundred and sixty OF
freight and forty arrived at our landing on
sunday last from Cincinnati The running time OF this
boat between Cincinnati and Little Rock was only one
hundred and twenty hours-Litis Rock (Ark) Democrat
dprI a.
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DEATH OF VETERAN PoLIriClAN.-Thc Newrort Daily
News OF the 18th tho decease Duee j. Pcarce
long and widely known active and prominent politi
clan The offices he has held are, attorney general of
Rhode island United States district attorney for the same
member Of Congress- and member of the convention to
frame new constitution for Rhode Island lie died on
wednesday, in the 6st of his age politics he was
oecidediy democratic His discase eryspeas.
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OFFHOns FOR RENT.-Ofice. Nos. and s, in the
~ "Union Buildings" for Amply a tho counting
room of the Union office. Rent per annum 500.
Mays
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APPOINTMENT BY THE SECRETARY OF THE Il
TERROR.
Maunse White, of Louisiana, to be pension agent
New Orleans, louisiana in the place OF Greenbuy Dorse
removed,
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In I'd, C.. 6. f. DYER, .7uctsomccry.

rTRusTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROP.
the county Washington in the District Of Columbia
sitting OF chancery, in the case OF Joseph Ed
mund Law g' lanes Adams, execuos. Lloyd N. rogers.
and Others the subscriber, usee Will sell to the highest
bidder, public auction Thursday the l7tn day OF
May next, at the auction rooms OF Messrs Edw' O. O.
ing the estate of Thomas Law, deceased. to wit:
in Square No. 22s, all except subdivision d
Do 2D, lots and 3
DO 26O, lots I, 3, 5, and
Do 295. lots 3 aud
Do 32l. lot. 8 and IL
DO 49,, part lots 3 and
Do Sss. lots 3, 4. S. g. 7, IL, andl2
Do 637, lots !, 2, 3, g, ., and IA
Do SsS' part lots i, 2, !. s, ID, Ii. IT, and 10
DO g. i io': T. B' io H. I.a and 10
Do 6ss, lot. i, 8, g. 10, IA, 70. 81, %, "a. 20,
Do ss., lots g., 4, s. ands
D. - lots ..d A. a. H. 30 a. 49, as and pa" ss
Do 7l2. lots !, A. 6, 10, subdivision
Do ~ Rs,' los ii p Il and IS IS
Do 74, part 10 and
Do zs,, lots 2 and 8, part g., 8 ands .
80, part TO- part ii, Partl2
Do S79. lot IL
On lots l. and 49, square CSC, erected three three.
story brick occupied by the United States
On par, Of lot g. in square 6so is three story brick
house.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash the balance in three
equal annual instruments secured by notes satisfactorily
endorsed, with interest from the day OF safe.
The the right to resell at the risk and
cost OF the purchaser in the terms OF sale sha not be
Oh the payment of the purchase money in full, and the
final rarca of the SALE deeds will be given, the
Tile believed to be indispuable.
Sale to commence at IL clock. m.
JAMES ADAMS. Trustee.
T.. G. IL q. f. DYER,
APP 29-3awifds Aucrioneers.
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The fdcralists had majority Of the clerks Washing
ton under Jackson and Van Buren,.
When Mr. Polk retired from tho presidential chair last
March, he eN t~o hundred and sirysr federal clerks in
the departments or the thirty chief clerks then
ma ning t.renfy-one of that party.
These have been retained without pledges, and without
obligation TO do So Federalism, tho contrarythough
anproscpiion is of it. professions, always
fore eectonis cminenty boody-nndcd 1t has the
nou. the tiger. Like Chourineur, in the Myserie. Of
Paris, i becomes intoxicated with ferocious delight.
The National Neutrality-suspicious. OF the organs OF The adj
rninstration-has the following maipe admission.
The fruits of great public victory really all tina
make it worth while to have fought and 1t would
be curious piece OF generasp, after such OF the
adversary give him back his prisoners collect his ug
tivs' ior him. resto his baggage supplies military chest
country"
In pnin English, the rsnder is all that make, the po,
cal victery OF the wings worth anything.
This lnelgencer is the paper that ha, regularly
about once quarter Tor many years past expressed il
the spos" 1t very same paper that solemny iera
ted and reiterated tho declaration through the thai
the incoming administration would proribs Oh,
Pocrsy how many shapes thou takest
Since the above was written, have received the
Robert Dunlap collector Of this district and former gov
of Maine What his offence, the eyes Of the
eipe He has neglected his official duties, having
been regularly his desk about ten hours daily Though
true to his political Professions he has urged them
obnoxiously the detriment of the public business
But he is removed, to make way for-rhon.! We leave
express their profound dissatisfaction
ously.
The other removal TO which have alluded is that OF
Hon Ruins Mclniire from the office Of United States
shall. What the trouble with him He demo-
Graf. More than that-he soldier the OF 1912,
while the present friends of the administration hang
ing out blue lights on our coasts guide the enemy hold
Did Old lack remove him that account He has done
worse things since the ah OF March Mr. Mclnte has not
nfcrfered in political all since his
but attended to the duties of his office with scsupulous de
y.
Every collector and surveyor in the State of Maine but
one, the majority OF and the United
States marshal are now REMOVED From kt.cry Point to
remain WILL soon follow the fate Of their prcdeccssors To
and to tho democratic party this will not be source OF
regret Ito tendency will DO exhibit tho Laud fasehood,
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The distance OF 2i0 miles to the head of lake Mana
qua proposed to be steamboat one OF course. and the
remaining go miles TO Realejo is to be supplied with a
railroad We shall not consume time arguing the ex-
pense difficulty, time, &C. involved in railroad scheme
Of 60 miles i'll that quarter OF the world. is enough to
state The fact that there is in the river Tpiiapa besides
rapids, single fall cascade OF thirteen feet which
must be canaled around before steamboat ever
ascend FROM the great lake OF Nicaragua to the smaller
of Managua.
q The San Juan Route.-In regard TO this route. the
selected BY Mr. Bailey, Mr. Stephens forgot to record
the length Of the necessary lake navigation lake
Nicaragua from its outlet to the river Las Lahas, whence
Mr. Baileys canal to leave it, to the
neck. the proper ishmus of Nicaragua, of only l53
miles to the Pacific. Different maps would make this
distance low 40 and high IS miles, Assuming
the greater to be the ruer estimate have the follow
ing scale Of distances, this second route from tc
River San Juan 10
Across lake Nicaragua 65
Acrnsa isfhmns of Nicaragua La
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-03-02
PART SECOND AND LAST.

The sequel 10 this story il found in n let.
tcrScn' from California, by overland express
and dated November llth, 1878. II is ad
dressed To a gentleman in this city:
DEAR Bon Come ont here right off.
come | say, aud bring Charley and Bill with
you. Don't show this letter for the world.
for I'm almost crazy with joy as write it,
and nj the same time trrmble with fear.
lest the Us. Governments should get hold of
our secret, and deprive US of lOOOOOOOOOUO.
UplOOOOOOOO millions Of Gold Eagles. |
wIie this in sympathetic ink, which YOU
w!iI comprehend when You are unable 10
read it without placing it before the fire.
How ! tremhlc lest Polk should get hold OF
our awful secret. 10 be hrlef, let me tell
you all aboutIt Some days back. ION the
nh Jake aud LETT the four thousand fr-
lows who are washing gold from the sands,
and struck of on our own hook. Wcnatu.
rally concluded that there must be a touu-
tain for all this Sold-a quarry, in fact.
where II was slowed away IL humps, and
re hare tOHRdH! We haze diScorcrc4 he
GOid CGrcIW! Not soul knows of II but
us two, aud wc spend our days in watching
the mouth at the cavern from distance.
aud at night we 20 into the cavern and
strike Igut, aud measure the gold. Meas
uro II, 10y dove! Why it lays III humps and
chunks, and rocks ard blocks. as thick as
coal III Pott,villc. We have made rude
estimate of the amount hidden herein it,
pure state, mind We, for all has been >mclt.
ed long ago by volcanic iirc-and this is
moderate calculptiun:
Gold in chunks, about the size OF peck
measure
SlOOOOOO))0O0DOOO0 millions.
In blocks the size cr a buShci--
2,jOOOGOOOO1OOOOOO billions.
One piece, shout the size of Chestnut
street Omnibus
,3O}DOpOOOOO0OOO rillions.
And a cluster OF seven pieces, varying in
size from an omnibus TO n small two >toried
dwell ING in Grccu'Slrc,t Philadelphia
,G3OOOOOOOOOOOOl Scp,ilhouS.
Come out--aud bring a copy of Emcrson'S
Arithmetic, for declare can, oonnt the
stuff Fanny more. 1t goes ahead orall figures
And bring few hundred Of Sau>ageS in
your chests, a. Jake and are living ON our
second dog at present, aud are much afraid
wc'll have t. use up the last of the lot for
our Sunday dun,r.
Yours. most nllrctionatcly.
BrACAIM \. \. ID. BiLKrM.
p. SD almost forgot to mention sin.
gular circumstance. Whcnwe firstdi>cov.
cred this cavern. wt found u human ,l>rlc.
ton embedded be,woon two blocks Of gold L.
and one Of these blocks wa, written IN span.
sh, or carved, should say. these words /.
"VllE GOLD. DEVIL"
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ult Mission Of San Jose this morning. Tel
me, are we near it yet-this IL Dorado
As he spoke, the Stranger drew his COW
over his Slngularly marked countenance
and murmured Very near while they pass.
ed into the depths Of the ravine, where twi.
light gloom slept like raven, among the
rocks and trees.
'Ey the Mass! Thi,i is glorious : Gold in
the sands, gold in bars, gold in rocks, The
poor Coyotla was a silly thing. New for |.
nez and the empire Of the world. But first
uf all a room full Of gold. That was youl
promise, my good iriendn
Thgy crossed brook which sang and
Sparkled through the twilight. The Stran.
ger bent down and Scooped handful Of
sand from the little ronlet-sand which spark
led with countless points Of light.
Sold ia the sands he whiSpered-aud
they went deeper into the gloom, following
the course of the brook, until they came 10
a cavern through whose mouth it battered
caily. The Stranger led Juan through the
cavern mouth, and presently they stood he.
meath an immense roof nf rocks, iilumincd
by light which seemed to flow from the
bowels Of the earth.
'Gold in bars = murmured the Stranger
and Juan, with his heart palpltating with the
verp agony o! rapture, saw the gold bars
huge, cnmbrouS and glittcriug, piled up a
long the cavern floor, like logs OF wood be-
fore farmers door.
'Two hunered billions Of millions Of doub.
looms, cried Juan. Coyolla was fool de-
cidcdly!
The Stranger led him onward from the
cavern into a dark passage which sunk into
the bowels Of the earth, and which was IN
fact an inclined plane Of mile or two in
length.
'GoM in rocks said the Stranger, S
they passed from darkness into tght.-Juau
uttered an incoherent shrek OF Joy. He
stood Oh the Threshold Of a cavern in which
gold was heaped in masses, like blocks Of
granite in a quarry. light emitted from
these rocks tliSd the place with golden
light, The very air Oreathed of gold.
Juan, in the very extravaganza Of his JOY,
attempted 10 move one Of the smallest rock
but his oliolts were in vain. All the force
Of his sinews, braced for tue work by the
very madness Of I:ptute, could net stir the
mass one solitary inch.
'GoId, gold, Goldn he said. Certainly,
Coyotla was a fool Millions, billions. triil.
ions. and trllions, millions and millions
BY the by, my good fellow, I'm as hungry
as icpGO, after three days fast. Can we
have a nice fowl or two, done 10 turn. and
a flask Of wine or so, would not be difficult
TO take
Eat! said the stranger, who. seated up
on rock Of gold, with his legs arranged
croSSwi>e like a Turk: Eat. Drink ,
and aS the cow fell back from his face he
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TO yEEs.E.E,fSS.

? bNCES of boiling clothes reduced, No. 9
I to 90 per yard, GO inches wide, best
brands gradual reduction on lower numbers
to 81 - for No. l. II can he sent 10y mail at
same rate of postage rs letters, viz: 10 cenlspr.
ounce for 300 miles or less, 20 cents per ounce
Tor all distances beyond, (wci hing about ! ~.
per ynrd.) \ large supply at isUrr Mill
stones, Screen and Fam MiIl Wire, Put,a-
h)e Mills, Plaster, etc, etc, on hand. No. 2l7
North Main street. next square above Missouri
Hotel st. Louis. Talil G Il C.TODD.