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frequent and tender opportunities of his

After some time she got him undressed
and in bed. But he grew more and more
stupid every moment
"Oh what if he should die !" the poor
wife moancd anSiously, while the tears that
flow freely She also washed his face with
cold water, and TIED various means to
arouse him from the le,hargy Of drunken.
ness. Put Ill to no purpose.
It LIST. dcspa ing OF success. she laid
down beside him, in tears, threw her arms
around his neck, aud laid her face tcnderly
agains, his. She had lain thus for about
five minutes when her husband called her
name in whisper.
Oh. how eagerly did she listen, after her
response TO his call
ar nv husband rcre 10 do So
As he said this, still in whisper, hut n
very impressive one, he looked her steadily
in the frce-vi,h roguish twinkle Of the
eyes, ard ouiverng of the lips, the mus.
cies of which could with difficulty restrain
from wrcathing those expressive organs into
n merry smile.
Mrs. Peters understood the whole scene
in n moment and boxed her husbands ears
soundlv on the spot for very iov while he
laughed until his sides ached rs had his ears
IN all after discussion upon the various
unfortunate relations Of man and wife. Mrs
Peters was very careful how she declared
her course Of action. were she placed under
similar circumstances. II. in any case she
was led uu'hinkiuply to do so. the remark
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AcEvrs ~ UNIVERSAL BEornEanoop.
There is the steam.eogine at work with
all the indomi,able enthusiasm OF It's glow.
my heart. contracting space; reducing
oceans TO the breadth OF rivers. bringing the
compass OF a continent within the travel
OF day, COMPRISING scs divided nations
into immediate neghborhoosis; transmitting
flowers opposite zones ere their native dews
have dried on them, s,rsppng countries
together with railway ban oi iron-conntr'cs
which kept each other. borders rcd with
blood for centuries trcnsplantIng the seated
hill, opening for the travelling multitude a
passage through the foundations of the cloud.
capped mountains, or under the beds OF nv
crs whitend with the canvass Of commerce.
The whole bent Of thm ron.sincved giant
seems To he, to COLLEGIATE the different tribes
Of mankind within family elrcle. Ard rosnd
the central idea Of Universal Brothcghood
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Marriage
Marriage
The following from Major Noah. is in


his best vein
"a practice prevails in the publication Of
marriages to announce hat Miss A. married
Mr.. 3. II may be species OF gallantry to
name the lady first, it is entirely out of
Mace. She does not marry the man-thc
man marr,es her. The woman oni, con.
sent, tina, he shall take her, and in couse.
oueucc of this willingness on her part to
,sLe upon herself all the cares Of welded
lie the husband is required to cherish and
nro,ec, her The wife agrees to love hon.
or and obey. which are only promises con.
tncen, on the good conduct of the husband
The Scriptures mention that he took unto
himself a wife !" but we hear nothing said
about her taking to herself husband.
When Jacob set gu, on his travels in search
If a wife he found Rachael a, the well draw.
;py water TO- the family. lie stood on no
ceremony lie did not wait for the usual
,alu,ations Of the day or n formal iptroduc.
ton but forthwith kissed her and lifted up
his ewes and wept" The joy that over.
whemed him in finding such a pretty do
nestle gil in the wilderness, gushed forth
in 3 torrent, of tears All the while Rachel
vas pa i've. She made no advances.
She did not kiss Jacob, nor did she cody
resent the liberty he had taken. Here we
have the negative conscn,-thc submission
of the female and the successful and dec.
dcd advances of the gentleman for Jccob
was gentleman of fortune aud distinction
We should not therefore say in our journals
that the lady married the gentleman, She
puts no ring on hi finger to bind the obi.
CATION. She does not present her husband
with n gold watch and chain, diamond
breas,. pin, pair of white kids, Spanish
cloak. or an upper Bcnjamin, opheila says
in reference To b idal presents.
Rich uiis wax poor when givers prove
nnkind." IN the oriental COMMITTEES, the pa.
rent, make up tn matches for the pn't'rS
Making love, making engagements, quarrel
ling and making II up, dining together go
lng to church, getting married aud starting
up the North River in n steamboat, to pass
the honeymoon on the Catskills, were I'M
known in ancient times
When we lived among the Turks dap.
per little fellow, son Of our broker called one
a Al, ''ns IN GOOD .uh.,an,i, Hebrew:
u',,,A ana c,,b.r n,,kes hi. suhmis
,i,anoo,n ynur lorJ.l;n whom God
n,o,sc, ard desire. TO know il he shall
ta,o no hono, tn Kiss vour hand n, ,b,.
mad,G,c ,o'd,yy"
Wedding, Muceacha.
Nine, sir
"yanrs, WHY Won little villain how old
.a ,anJ
ia r,;..d his hand thrice being supcrs,i.
lions ,hou, repe,,iny numbers
E,r,ooni And bow old ia your wife
tina, SO he ?"
U,o counted oleve, with his fingers.
"Wby Cbica wba, can YOU possible do
with a wifel is she pre,,yl"
don, know excellcnzo. never saw
bcr
U.re's , vil. country for Won Bows
and oils who should he in school learning
their lessons ccrinc married wi,hou, hav
inc seen carb o,hrr- wi,hou, love. scn,i
man, yous nro,.s,o,;ons ., cc,aro,
+" n;d yn, ,,,Lc hcr any nresents,"
"oh ,os s;rf The nrcsen,s wen, las,
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Crxxr.alxs.-M Pitssbarg . cemetery
has been commenced on An extensive scale.
The lot. laid out will realize 3i00. COO, all
OF which will tc expended in improvements
In Utica . now cemetery hss bsen con-
,,ructcd. II contains - acrea About
10000 persons wsre pre'cnt; among them
were 400 Onondaga Iadians- They dePcs.
tied the sacred stone OF their tribe in the
center Of the cemetery
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FRox CANADA tclcgraphic dispatch
from Toronto, dated the 25th ult.. aavs :
Last night tho Legislative assembly had
1ndsr consideration a sct Of resolutions
ppoposed by = Mr. Bolton, detailing com.
p!cse scheme Of Republican Government
House voted republican Is to l3"---C-es
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This is copy Of one among the nu.
merous inhsmma,ory bills posted upon the
trees in the "diggiags,' written In differ
en-, languages. "The country is safe.'
Ny bes, regards,
L. A. BEASONCON.
To Ts,l Have
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IsuvM.~ MrRorW--A man named Rell,
residing in Vienna, ILL.,, became Inccnsed nj
I'm mother ln.l law, for rcmsi rs she made con.
corning him, and after beating and stamp.
ing her in a most numerical manner, actn.
ally attempted to cut out her tongue Such
A f~nd cannot meet too severe punish
rrrnt
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nwIY TWO Do1.xARS 4 Y1A2.
ralNK PATDLD.O / r. W. LOCCnERY.
PRoFAiETok


rNs Texas RgvrsLtcAs n issued weekly Al TWO
roII AIRS p~r annumn. II raid =, To. time Of sub
.enbn,, # raid within sly months, Three Dollar /;
- ,,ym.n h.. DELAYED until AFTER the s,s month. VI.
a,,, will hy Fonr Ucilar- Single cop-. Ono Dim.
ty.,,.er,en. nj 81 per squnr- II ten lines or less
I'D 50 cent PER .qnn,- fnr every .nh-.q-n, insertion.
A liberal l,-coun, male for yearly Advertisements
Ann,unrrncni If candidates Ten Dollar
~ I.,r- addressed 10 thu Ole. mus b- yoa rad
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NoricE TO FoRKfcnEss.--li is time
TO unite. Frcnchmen. Chilians, Peruvians.
Mcsicans there is the highest necessity for
putting an end to the VACATIONS OF The
Americans in California.
II YOU intend to allow yourselves to hc
ne.ced ay a band Of miserable fellows.
who were repudia,ed by their country, then
unite and 60 to the camp OF Sonora next
Sunday. There will We toy to guaranty
security for Us all. and to pa, . bidIe in the
mouth OF that horde, who call themselves
citizens Of the United sta,e., thereby pro.
f.nins that country
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The quantities Of be increased diminished
be made, for specific quantities. such
lively.
residing places required
furnishing may required;
% direct as
contract record reqason Or duplicate copy thereof
The Bureau Of Provisions and Clohng At either Of the navy
Separate offers must be made for article Except soap
each the aforesaid navy in
contained in the oder s sassf ne sSssaq win have che
ec The remainder and bidders whose proposals. accepted s
contract viii be transmitted to them r execution which
s s e. Regular wo ss a
Two approved suene In equal 70 The estimated
in addition viii be withheld from the amount of payments
en q ons e
complied with ninety per cenum OF the amount Of all deliveries
a
On Ss%
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk Pensacola and at
S made = s
%s sa os T. % hs a @ be s sns
into obligation within 1--WE days, with good and scsni
gated consider any proposal accompanied BY guaranty
navy agent, Attorney general gov
eminent known % The bureau ., ,.o
. 9 % s .s, Of Is sn % $ 1 70 s
accepted conformity This understanding.
sss s fro. e; e . from ss .cs .s Is.
OF this for naval supplies invited by Sec
Of the Navy under the poviso the general appropriation
bill for the navy approved March third eighteen hundred and forty
three, shall be accompanied written guaranty signed by
more responsible the effect that he they undertake that
the bidder bidders will " his their bid be fcceped, into
obligation In such time prescribed by the Secretary Of
the Navy with good and sufficient ureties, furnish the supplies
No shall considered accompanied
such guaranty H. amer the Of proposal and nctca
uon thereof the bidder bidders they shall fail 20 enter into
obligation within the time prescribed by the Secretary the Ma
with sufficient furnishing the supplies then
The Secretary OF the Navy shall contract with other
persons furnishing the said supplies and shall o
with the difference the contained the
posa 80 guaranteed and the amount for which he have
racted for furnishing said supplies for whole period OF the
proposal be charged against said bidder bidders and bis
their and the be Immediately
United for Navy
action Of debt against either all Of said persons"
Mar 2i-law4w
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TREsH SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNTTURE
DRY GOODS.--CLAGETT DoDsoN, corner Of Pennsyi
vania and 9th would respectfully inform the citizens
Washington, Aexand and their negborhoods
that following addition their already
well assorted stock of goods In the above line:
10 imperial heeply Competing, all in patterns and
color and Of fneness and thickness OF body, cheap
Is pieces ex. superior ingram do. .lsls. . ~ G gs M
These goods bought at auction a. greatly reduced prices and
win be sold accordingly. $3.50 s..f..b M II
pieces spanish mang excellent and
buildings. pretty, very durable, and very cheap
bales Spanish rugs door mats, match the above
quality floor ocoh, entirely
patterns them extremely rch and beauf for rooms
intended be covered with H. we CUT Out 70 ~
order In piece. n. .,s.stgN w.
beautiful la5p8s5a4x
superb Edinburgh from the smallest
sized the used for beds These goods cannot
think, be equaled any other house here.
, i 1914 beautiful Anendaie covehets.
do la, 10. 1914 and "a, very low prices.
beautifully knotted into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts in oriental figures, colors pink blue
pieces extremely rich satin ane window curtains
aine for window curtain with the loops drapey
lace and muslin embroidered
and will be furnished and
low . any other house In the country.
this opportunity Of informing that have
enterprise started with the determination to keep and
goods win advantageous the purchaser and
fsc our facilities obtaining goods right
Impossible. We respectfully inform the public
find general Of
goods which will with pleasure exhibit
and think not hard OF II do not sell
Dec I-MTh3w CLAGETT 4 DoDsoN.
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Fl ;
ESAEATE PROPOSALS. ss.sa and endorsed aFepss.s s
M On MONDAY hs y day q Ap. next Os furnishing and deliver
Pssss & :ls = q every
saly q nc following ARTICLES required
andns The said navy yards during fiscal year ending
s $ 4 7 q s: @ -
sas 1850 perfectly sweet and y az respects q s be-. Quality
qualities essential is tropical
na a sso sGaa s se al % %
manaste Of The year isiS 1885, and be y equal u
quality and conform in size 70 the samples which are deposited u
well packed and delivered nee y charge states.
cured in tight whkey spirit casks or barrels al the option Of
the whskey wholly grain, Of which
pS 3 Be nS I'D @
@ @ y sns % w sa s ea b.
with four good sufficient hoops and the whole shall
Be gs IN @ AL g. pass n
sound barrels gitA ,aias hoops az each Asaa ., i ~
The coffee shall b equal g the Dos, Cuba coffee
shall Ss d Il aeess Gs Ioe
. q quality table butter worked ali
ud and be delivered in seasoned white oak Kegs eighty
@ equal the best quality Ne. oss1. mo
which shall be thoroughly coopered and placed the best shipping
shalt be and good a be delivered
barrels, heads well secured. .6
The shall quality cider and be de-
veed good barrels which shall be thoroughly coopered
and placed the best shipping condition. ts EF
kegs exceeding fifteen gallons each
the be white oak white ash shall be deiv
strong option Of the the
only 70 be paid for the price TO be the same whether In
brine vinegar.
good strong, boxes and hooped each end
The apples shall be Of approved quality and shall be de-
liyeTed tight whiskey barrels fbarreis.
shall Oil and be OF the
delivered
good strong pounds EACH hooPed
at price be uniform all the stations.
All the foregoing described articles shall be subject 70 such
Direct and be In all respects
ecy satisfactory inspecting officer officer TO be appointed
by the Navy Department All inspections be at the place Of de-
livery may Inspected the manuiac-
quality be subject inspection IL, con-
dhon nj the place Of delivery.
prices all foregoing articles the throughout
the year. bidders offer for articles.
selected for
ensuing year. haze reference such haze been
previously erhbicd.
quantity articles which will be required be
precisely stated They will probably be about
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GREAT SALE.

DOCKS drawings paintings engavings and statuary auction
ID order assignee and administrator OF the late william
collector and dealer in books
art by Cooley Keeseohn Reese auctoneer g NO
April, apd continued for seven days
This extensive Mr. Comans private library, and
four thousand numbers, embracing avery
large and rare collection Of old classics, viz
More than sixty numbers Of photography.
illustrated works, including many OF Inc pes ana Oh inc cs'
plates. -,
The division Of poe Try quite unique and will
ma The emit sale of the last evening
subscrber,s copy the Birds Of Americahe
destroyed and the work out Of a.
~ 600 ,,,
fine folio copy OF Hogarth.
Travels Macmillan, illustrated with many coored drawings
valued $50.
shakspeare illusraons-2 vols, 4o comprising etchngs and
proofs, very scarce-valued at Sl2o
One copy Encyclopedias Britannica-$l60.
Penny Cyclopedia, early London copy-27 vols
Smiths Catalogue Raisonne--s vols, royal ovo
Antiquities Of HeTculanRum-6 vols, folio.
large entirely unique mostly original American
and Englsh drawings
ALSO,
The six marble bu Of the Napoleon family
And among the paintings Dying $1,000
the Roadside, by Agasse-Sl,00O
ne collection pencil drawings by the cee
brated artists Holland, Leigh, Gunton, and others
Ali the amount of $500 and months
credit approved ~ cent discount Tor cash smaller
amounts, for cash delivery.
The they by nearest bookseller
AA' TAYLOR MAURYs
Mar e-dkcp2aw3w Bookstore near 9th 81
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path FIXTURES, water Closets, and Plumbing I'm
all ts branches notice, and In the
manlike New York prices.
r. NArLos side oPennsivsnis d
has from and and
put Up bathing .pgass water closets force pumps beer
and description Of plumbing in the most workmanke
Having secured services Of workman of thirty
and practice who has designed and execused In
ohc principal Jobs IN Europe he challenges
Ne has also in an assortment Of bright and fancy nware
which he the attention Of housekeepcrs generally
Roofing fuferna spoutng copper,
line promptly and carefully attended
All work nusted 70 the subscriber warranted give satisfaction.
Mar 1o-eolmif n. X. NAYLOR.
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united st.te. Patsnt once,

ON petition Looming, DansIe, York.
praying extension Of said Locking
improvement In ploughs for from e expiration
said patent which takes place ON the day April
l6J0- frTi
petition be
Monday April II o'clock all persons
notified and show they have why sad
petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered also, bc published Republic,
telgencer Union, Washington city, ID. c.. North American
Gazette Philadelphia Tribune, New York Daily Amercan
Rochester, New York Journal Providence
successive weeks previous the third Monday April
DE WITT q. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
papers please copy
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Feb l2-1aw3w
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IN pu.s.ass q zAoHAEy TAYLoE P.s.'ssu. O Q.
.ss s Z a. saa oss s
State ofIoWA periods hsssinassr dsssnAsd, q wiz
.sssa. Nv January - dsss.a public lands
Norh efs base line and Ussi Of The nm principal msvidaa
Township ninety eight, Of range three. 4
Townships ninety x. ninety and ninety eight Of range
Townships 1--WE, ninssix, ninety ninety eight and
Townshps ninety uee ninety ninety i've. ninety six
ysessn Hiasy eight and nineiy.nne, Of range SIX.
day January next disposal u public within
Nor u he base lias and sss Of the i'm principal mrdsr
Townships nins.yoa ninsy-aye, niaesr, ninsyseven,
ninety eight and ninety. nine q range seven
Township ninety township Except southwest
sections three and thirty four including the
Indian agency townships ninety and nineysgh, Of
Towasp q s1G anss sen
s lana ose va o.
dsy q January oI The disposal q me public lands
North ehs base line and Usst Of The h principal msrdan
Townships sir.yseven, sirpegh and xnne, Of range sI
Townships srynine, Of range
Townships sxty-eght and nine, OF range eighteen
Townships sxteght and sixy-nine, Of range nineteen
Townships sxty-eigh and sixty mine, q range twenty
Townships sixty eight and nine, range twenvwo.
Townships seventy and seventy one, q range twenty
s lana css oa g % Monday
% y r sass next s disposal Of the public lands
Noh Of the bass line and soes Of the h principal mfrdan
Township seventy-six Of range twenty seven
Townships seventy and seventy eight range
twenty tight
Townships seventy eight range
pupa. @ e ass
The offering lands win be commenced
the appointed and In the order In which they adj
vesed with Dispatch until the whole shall have been
offered sales thus closed But sale shall be
longer than weeks and private entry Of Of the lands win
be- admitted the expiration Of the weeks.
fifteenth
september thousand eight hundred and
nine. 4. TAYLOR.
By the President.
J. BuTTERYrELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- MPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right empion Of the
register Of the
land oce and make therefor practicable
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
.#U j BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice
P0stpOnement OF the Public Land Sales At Dubuque.
Notice hereby given public sales ordered BY
amaion Of President United dated the fifteenth
Of September lS49 be held the land office DUBUQUE,
Iowa. the serenh and days Of January 1885,
clared to be postponed until further notice
Given under hand the city Of Washington this lt day of
December Domni thousand eight hundred and forty nine
z. TAYLOR.
ny the President;
J. BuTrERrIELp, 3 ts
Dec II Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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DIAM and Ornamental Wire-Fencing-The subscr-
recently appointed by the manufacturers
Of and beautiful article Of
ncna would most respectfully call the
store Pennsylvania Sixth street They would
following the numerous 70 which this
Encosues for cemeteries fsrm public grounds cottages and
gardens
Columns and cornicc work for cottages.
and window guards for private dwellings
Tree boxes and lattice work conseaoss training plants &C
Arbors, arches, and vcrandahs.
Cellar grsings, and thief proof sting for skieht hc
mo w. BADEN 4 BRO.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, SIKH street.
Feb 20-1sw6w
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mHE FYnsst Collection OF Books OF Enxr~v1~~s ever
offered for s' % ssss which y
the Natural History Geology, and Mosae oossd equal % draw
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proof plates, vols. Bible seoPss ~ q which a are nas Poo
Assss, Costume. III pI:.ss y 4
soos pilates , ssss Ie Sss.. ss vs.s.
smith Guiers Xaa Iissorigus over aoee costs q
Ens.a vol: NI sss:., Dsss
spsais sanby Views, las plates, vols Records . plates
Edwas Birds finely plates, yelsi Resasoas
si - 4 p' sIs Do eos . p
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plates. Asts%sn. History d osiaId soorsS Plates so Eng
Autographs, plates, Gallery
View. Duenos Ayes, q plates soossa, walpos, n. Az
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and luna q colossd plates do Rhine eoo.sd
inso1 % pa,ss European Tourist passs
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ihon Kenyon Example Of Trees Landscape, plates
iSc Os 70 nss q ss
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plates Bells Pantheon plates Bevars Travels 40 plates Pole
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Fendsn Iuss,on q Bible vols. cannasnams Cabinet Cal
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works standard law reports, &C. .a...
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TINE subscriber proposes open School this place.
Monday the 2a Of October next and temna
ding the 6 dsy Of March 1850 The pupils viii be divided into
The in the junior viii be Ste
phcn Blackstone M VOL sarke Evidence stephen on Plead
Ing Of Grecnlears Evidence The senior course viii
embrace fuckers Commeases 0rcenle and bfakic on Evi
dence m Of esch Stephen Pleading 0ouds Pleading is
OF Pleading, olcomci Introduction Equity Jus
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Property Executors and Administrator
hrrsnreen win with Phisdephia law publisher 20 fur
uis e Shove WORKS on NE best terms and young gentlemen pro
posing subschers requested give him
early notice o. ss Intention and % inform him WHISTLER they desire
W be supplied portion q The shove works, through this
diam They win he furnished 70 the ndent At cos The mem
bs = me snior clns win have he Pivl q attending The junior
course wiout The for The dsy
s sadsnr win anssd ~ me subscriber = q ensse any
member Of either the Of Of the Professors
o. Warnneson CeIeee should they expedent %
lectures win BE- delivered The close Of The the Jus
dfctton and practice of the Federal Courts
the zee WIN BE 80 per session payable IN advance.
Lsursror, Va, July n, is<o,
Iuly 1-A