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TELEGRAPHTD
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY,
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, P.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, P. M.
lathe SENATE to day, Mr. SEWARD presented petit
ton praying for the repeal OF the Fugitive Slave Law.
The motion to receive was laid upon the table A bill
to incorporate the Union Gas Company of Washing
ton and the bill to authorize the United States Judges
in Arkansas to appoint steamboat inspectors, were
taken up successfully and passed. The California
Private Land Claim Bill was then taken up, when a
warm debate ensued between Messrs Benton and Ber-
ren but betoreahe vote taken the Senate adjourn
ed
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES devoted nearly the
whole day to the cons liberation Of the Bill making
appropria tons meet deficiencies in the expenditures
OF the current year.
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SALE OF srocKs-In Norfolk, Friday, the follow.

PRESIDENT OF MExIeo.-Arista was to be inaugura-
ted president of Mexico on the 18th Of January, after
which the Mexicans expect better times. Some Of
them affect to think he means to give up the country to
the United States
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ANOTHER DEFAULTING TELLER!
ROBBERY OF THE BANK OF LOUISIANA.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81, T. NJ.
A despatch from New Orleans communicates the un-
welcome tdings OF the disqualification OF Victor st.
Victor Teller of the Bank OF louisiana with $50 600 OF
the funds of the institution.
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EO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.LThe Tail.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The Tail
~ orng, Clothing and Furnishing Business, hereto
continued from the Let instanp by SILAS MER-
CHANT & o. F. WEISIGER, under the firm
SILAS MERCHANT Il WEISIGER,
At No. liz Main street, Richmond, Va. They re-
spectfully solicit continuance OF that patronage so
literally bestowed upon the house, and pledge their best
efforts to please such as may favour them with trial.
by fair dealing in good articles at low Prices.
O. F. WEISIGER.
N. B.-SILAS MERCHANT having discontinued
business on his individual account, urgently requests
those having claims against him. to present them Tor
payment; and those indebted, to pay otherwise settle
their accounts without delay. ia 13-3m
M7 Nj. DEAN, otthe city OF Richmond, would
w respectfully announce to his frlnds and the pub
doors be- ow the American Hotel and nearly opposite
the Exchange Bank, Tor the purpose OF commencing
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
and as soon as he shall get possession (Which will be
in few days. intends having it fitted up in style and
manner suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemen's cus,o
mer shoe shop.
The public may rest assured that his matera ais are
OF the very best kind having been selected by himself
with great in the cities OF Philadelphia and New
York. He would respectfully call the attention of the
Ladies to his assortment of materials for ladies' shoes.
He would further state that through the courtesy of
the present occupant OF the store he has been allowed
the privilege deepening few goods his line
sde OF TIE store among which may be found several
ot OF White Kid Slips with suitable trimmings.
His friends need leel no delcacy in calling leave
their orders because there are dry goods side Of
the tore. ia2l
MORE NEW GOODS.-READY-M MADE
IVA CLOTHING.-No. 1O2 MAIN STREET, RICH
MoND-The subscribers have determined to keep a
good full stock of seasonabe Goods as long as the
winter months last in order that persons who are in
want OF ready-made Clothing may have a full as
sormen to select from, and not be compelled to pur
chase goods from "picked over and refused stock"
ceiyed 1'oga Sacks Over Goats, Wadded Frocks Dress
Coats, Dress Frocks, Vests, black and fancy Pants.
Shirts, Drawers, &c &c, cheap, for CASH.
KEEN, CII1LES & BALDWIN,,
ia II No. l02 Main ST,
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LATEST NEWS
by LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1871.
The Committee of Ways and Means have done
nothing the tariff question, and the prospect is that
the whole subject will go over to the next Congress.
The Hon. Robert Walsh will 60 to Hayti His OBJ
ect is to Join the English and French agents in persua
ding the Domuicans to submit TO the government OF
solouque. Its thought that the interests OF all par
ties will be promoted by bringing the whole island un.
der his government
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THlHEATRE-CARD ATTRAC-
| ZION GREATEST EVER PRESENTED !!
a. lfeAI"rON'S OFFICE. NO. 3, South i4ln
~ street. -
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRArroN's the man.

esslftAI"rON's OFFICE. NO. $, soutn l4ln
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
| For selling prizes, STRATroN's the man.
| Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No. 5--Jan. Eth:
Half Nos "a 20 g. g. Prize Of $780, To- Ticket Nos
65 10 II, prize of slOo-sod and PAID PAID by rroN
Da ~ NG q s% s Sc 3 s S g sh
Whole Nos % 81 73; Halt Nos: % 50 1.-Two,
sold aud paid by STRATTON.
D"~a No. n ID # a s?ssef s7s So ~ s i s'''
Ticket Nos. 81 40 ST. sold and paid 5 BY rron
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, extra Nc; lo-Jan, 90:
| 90 IS 81 80 60 26 81 30 AZ 80 u 81.
Ticket Nos 'S' d sold and p''ps STERATroN.
| Drawn Nos OF Sussex, No. Jan. "a:
81 30 10 SO 81 40 81 So &c Al.
Whole Nos 10 81 66a prize of sl9o p sod and paid
Draw "a Nos 81 Sc = E5 No sa9 s5h
Whole Nos. 10 "a 81, sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, No Alan, 25th
80 % 10 60 "a 81 l6 % A 20 81.
TUEsDAY-Sussex. extra, No. l2-Capital: s4.-
$50. IS numbers, ID drawn. Tickets 81, halves SOC,
TUESDAY Monongalia, No. .1-Capital $780,
600. &c numbers and II drawn. Tickets s.. halves
81 so, quarters 25
WEDNESDAY-D Delaware, No. 5-Capital $4O-
600. IS numbers, Is drawn. Tickets $40, halves S.,
quarters2 SO.
THURSDAY-Delaware extra, No. l3--Capital ::
| $4,000. rs numbers, Is drawn. Tickets So, halves
THURSDAY-Mo No. I2-Capital $24,-
600. IS nos, IA drawn. Tickets SIS, halves so,
quarters %.
FRIDAY-Sussex, No. 9-Capital: $4,000. is
nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
sATURDAY-sussex, extra. No. l4-Captal: "a,
500, IS numbers IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc,
quarters 25c.
sATURDAY-IMonongalia, Ne. la :, C $685.
600 7S numbers IS drawn Tickets SO
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
at the office, proof OF what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates Of packages and sin
gle ckesin the above schemes all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when 1e-
41ss q fsaSs a01 NJ sRXFToN Richmond Va.
60 STRAY MAKE.-Was taken up on my
IJA premises, mile above the City, about 10 days
AA-A- since a dark Bay, Mare, which the owner can
get by coming forward and paying charges &C. NV
| ia H-2t w. b. PARSLEY.
| VALENTINES FOR l4TH FEBRUA-
y RY.-J. w. RANDOLPH, l2l Main street,
offers for sale, wholesale or RETAIL large lot OF
ase esss s% Ws |
can be sent by mail with perfect safety ia
wv AK AND GINsENG.-l HID Beeswax
w and bale Ginseng, on consignment and Tor
jal6 TlNsLEY & BRYANT.
NDICKLED OYSTERs.-A full supply lof the
cans of gallon each. the best ever presented 10 klc
| mond, tor sale by IL. w. 1 LEN.
ty' All orders left with me will be promptly attend
ed TO. aS'
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NEW YORK MARKETS, January27 ?. M.
We have nothing new to note to-day Saturday
quotations are, without exception, current to-day.
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DEFAULTING BANK TELLER.

NEW ORLRANs, Jan. ~, 1891.
1t has been discovered that the paying teller OF the
Bank Of Louisiana, is deauer to the amount OF $780,
900. fl is missing and is supposed to have commit
ted suicide. The bank offers reward of $500 for his
apprehension.
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-, SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE PI-

s5s5sZ..-.- SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE Pl-
I'D ANO.-P. H. TAYLOR has Just re-
U Z " Il Uceived another superb seven Octave PA
from the celebrated mandatory of
NUNNS & CLARK, which is equal if not superior
to any ever offered in tins market. The case IL of
Rosewood carved in the most chase and elegant STYLE
and the tone is round, full, and delightfully."- sweet To
parcuarze all its fine qualities would too much
BILE the rgmaroe that often see in advertisements
OF Pianos 1t should be and heard to be apprecia-
ted. PIANO FORTE g. MUSIC STOKE.
de6 l60 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUR RE VS..
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

HOTTAG Il RESIDENCE AND SIX
~ BuILDIM Ii,i LOTS ON CLAY STREET, BE-
will sell on TUESDAY AFTERN DON the 4th day
oil February at o'clock, that beautiful Cottage resi-
dence, at the North East corner of Clay and Fifth
streets; and at the same time six desirable building lots
lying on the North side of Clay street. between the
Cottage md Sixth street.
The above sale will be made without the least reserve
TERMs-One-third cash, residue and months for
negotiable notes. interest added satisfactorily endorsed
or title retained w. GODDIN, Auct
ia 25-tds
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE d co.
GROCERIES,, tEc. AT AUCTION.-On
VI FRIDAY, the 3lst inst, commencing at los
o'clock our store we will sell general assortment
OF GROCERIES, &c consisting in part Of
63 hhds. flne TO prime quality Sugars
40 bbs prime Molasses
20 do Clarified Sugar
SO boxes and bbls. double refined, small loaf
and crushed sugar
POI choice Family Hams
l2O boxes pale, brown and black Soap
dies
30 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Pou-
Port, sherry and Madeira Wines
Brandies offavore brands
Mustard, Indigo, &C.
43 bags Rio Coffee
5O packets prime lava Coffee
Writing and Wrapping Paper
r lERMs-under 500 cash; over 500, mos. credit
ior approved negotiable paper.
w Sale without regard to weather
90 DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
ia 20 Auctoneeers.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ROCERIES, Nc., AT AUCTION-On
~ THURSDAY, Both January, we will sell at 10
o'clock, at our auction store, assortment of Groce-
rles, w:
Laguayra Coffee, Bacon Sides
Solar Lamp Oil
200 boxes Raisins
800 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
Green and Black Teas
Soap and Candies
Brandy, Wines
Window Glass
Herrings, Mackerel
Cheese, Brooms, &c.
IERMs-All sums of 300 and upwards, months
credit Tor approved negotiable paper under 800 cash.
DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.,
az AuctiOneers.
JOHN r. d. MAN.
n ARGE NUMBER OF MULES AND
IL HORSES AT AUCTION-Wi be sold on
TUESDAY. the 18th February, 1851 at Bacon Quarter
branch Tavern, commencing at ii O'Clock, A. NJ,
from ~ to 30 young mules and horses, all we'll broke
and in good ORDER
Terms cash, or satisfactory endorsed paper, at four
ia IS w. GoDDIN.
BY KENT. PAINE 4 KENT.
nRY GOODS AT AUCTION On WE'D
- NESDAY, the 18th inst, commencing at 10
assortment OF fresh and seasonable Dry Goods; to
which will be added lot of choice cut goods, COM
prisng general country assortment.
TERMs-A!l sums under 500 cash; over that amount
4 months credit tor approved paper.
KENT, PAINE & KENT,
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nDD-FELLOWS' HALL.-THE GREAT

~ EST ATTRACTION EYER OFFERED
| TO THE CITIZENS OF RlCHMOND.-TuEs-
DAY EVENING, January %.
MONS. ADRIEN,
the celebrated MAGICIAN, has the honor to an
nounce to the citizens of Richmond, that he will give
few Of his MAGICAL SOIREES, introducing at each
performance variety OF a novelties s.o -, mooho
cal Experiments.
Part 1.-THE wonderful ETHEREAL Suspension, exc
cuted by living person.
Indian Metamorphoses, &c.
To conclude, for the first time, with the beautiful Me-
gascorama.
tg@ Admission 25 cts Tickets may be had at the
book stores, principal hotels, and at the office from
till II A. M. Doors open at halfpast e; commence at
| half past 7. ia 25-6t
THEATRE.-MANAeER, Mr.. JOHN S. POT
u TER.
dian Mr.. j. S. sILsBEE, who is engaged for five
nights only, and will appear this evening in two favo-
THIS EVENING, Jany 2sth will be performed
| the original Yankee drama of
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN Roy.
Jedediah Homebred. .................M Mr.. Silsbee
Joe Shakespeare, MIR. Sloan Ellen. 80. Mrs. Browne
Characteristic Dance, by..........M Miss Carlne
After which the laughabIe petite comedy OF
WIFE FOR A DAY.
Montague eaaiaa Tucker MIR Browne
Eli Tucker . Mr. Wolfe Angelique. Mrs. Sloan.
Dance, Observation-Disclosures. Miss Carline.
| To commence with the petite drama of
LOVE IN HUMBLE LIFE.
Cartz,. Mr.. Sloan Christine. MRS. Soan
ADMISSION-Boxes SO cts; Pit 25 Cts; Centre
Gallery so cts Side or Eastern Gallery 12s cts; Co.
lored Gallery 25 cts.
Seats can be secured from 10 to 2, and from to
O'clock ia 28-lt
THVHEATRE-CARD ATTRAC-
H. TON GREATEST EVER PRESENTED!
The Manager has the pleasure of announcing that in
addition the attraction already presented ne has, at
| an immense expense, formed engagement for four
nights only with four Indian Warriors from Mexico
aud the South. OSCEOLA IA famous Chiefs SOM and
his Sister Ia vocalista Also BLACK HAWK. tson Of
the Warror,l and two other great Indian Chiefs
They will make thu r first appearance at the Theatre
in Richmond
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. %,
In their celebrated War Dances Songs, Scalping
Maneuvres, &c. &c, which have drawn crowded and
enthusiastic audiences in every city which they have
visited.
Szsg The public are respectfully informed that the
expense attending the engagement OF this wonderful
party is enormous and if the attendance is not very
large they will stop but Tor night only, they
on their way to the Worlds Far at London.
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THOS. J. RANDOLPH Building
A. STEVENSON, Committee
P.S. All communications might be addressed through
the Proctor, at the University of Virginia tpost paid)
~ The Union and National Intelgencer Of
Washington, ri-weekly; the Argus OF Baltimore, semi
or tri- weekly; the Pennsylvania semi or tr weekly;
and the Jefe rsonan Republican, will insert until The
28th of February, and send their account to Coone
Kemper, Proctor, at the University OF Virginia.
Ia 2l--ct2RE
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WILLIAM p. LADD, wholesale and retail
w Apothecary and Druggist, No. 3l9, head of
Broad street, Shockoe Hill Richmond, Va, dealer in
English, Mediterranean India and all Foreign and Do
nestle Drugs and Medicines.
Also, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dye Stus ndow Glass,
Putty. &c. for sale the most accommodating terms
w. Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
ia eff
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DLAID AND OTHER SHAWLS; square
Il plaid Shawls; long do do; black, red, blue and
embroidered hbet Shaw Isl broche and terker embrod-
cred cloth and other Shawls, for sale cheap by
la22 CHENERY opposite Denot
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GAS.-The Subscribers prepared to recelveor
u ders fitting up gas pipes stores hotels, pri-
vate houses churches &c. the very best Manner and
reasonable terms. Apply their foundry corner Of
9th and Cary street.
au CLAWS J. F. & l.. L. BARNS
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:" ANTED, steady young man as salesman IN
w a Dry Goods establishment. He must come
well recommended. Enquire at this office. de24
n OST, somewhere on Main street, small JET
AA BREAST PIN with hair in the centre and the
letters W. o. d. the back also lost small PIN set
round with pearls, with grey hair in the CENTRE and
NJ on the back IA
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Ia M ~

a NTHRACITE COAL.-243 tons of No. /
"A Anthracite Coal, daily expected per schrs Charles
Kent and Ashland for sale upon arrival at Sc per cart
load Of 25 bushels, deliverable in any part OF the city
free of carta.e.
the Dock, or myself, will be punctualy attended to.
Also, tor sale, 1000 ba les of Northern Hay.
ia A-6t EDWIN FARRAR
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INV ANTED IMMEDIATELY. Situation
w either in Hotel or Grocery, by young man,
well known in Richmond and the whole surrounding
country who has practical knowledge OF both branches
OF business and who will furnish the most satisfactory
testimonials as to character and qualifications. Please
address G. FL. ", through the Richmond Post Office
ia lift
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HOHN M. MILLER q WILLIS j.
- ID A N Il, Attorneys at Law, attend regularly
the Superior and County Courts of Powhatan, Amela,
Cumberland, and Goochland. All business entrusted
10 them, shall receive their prompt attention.
ADDRESS.
John M Miller Willis ]. Dance,
Paineville, Amelia. Powhatan Ct. II.
U Enquirer, Examiner, and Wing, requested to
copy. de 27-etf
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-10-29

A Lawyers RETAINING FEE.-Mr. Burchard
the revival preacher, went about the villages to
enlist the wealthy and influential to attend his
preachingin orderto give some eciat to his meet.
ings. In the course of his pcrambulations, one
day he fell i'll with Bob S., an attorney Of
some reputation, and very famous for his wit
and readiness at repartee. Good morning,
Mr., s." said the Evangelist; understand
ing that you are one of the leading men of the
town and lawyer Of high standing, l called
upon you in hopes to engage you on the Lords
side THANK you, replied Bob, with an air
OF great sobriety, and with the most profess
slonai manner possible-I thank you, should
be most happy to be employed on that side of
the case, if could do SO conscientiously with
my engagements; but you must go to some 9th
er counsel as have standing retainer from
the opposite party
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-10-29

WHICH Is THE HAPPIEsT SEASON AT festa]
party of old and young. the question as asked
-" which season of life is the most happyg''
After being freely discussed by the guests il
was refereed for answer to the host. upon whom
was the burden of fourscore years. He asked
If they had noticed grove of trees before the
dwelling, and said-"When the spring Comes
ana i'll The so:t AIR the buds are breaking on the
trees. and they are covered with blossoms, ]
think-Ho~b beautiful is Spring! And when the
summer comes, and covers the trees with it's
heavy foliage, and singing birds are among the
branches, l think-Ho,c beautiful is Summer,
hen the Autumn loads them with golden fruit
and their leaves bear the gorgeous tint of frost
l think-Hoac beautiful is Amumn! And when
it is scar winter and there is neither foliage nor
fruit,then look up through the leafess branch
es, as never could until now, and see the stars
shine"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-10-29
From the Louisville Journal.
ALONE.
ny MISS L. VIRGINIA SMITH.


List my soul--as the night wind drear.
Walls Ger the dead leaves, pale and sere,
On the bleak earth strown,
Signing and shuddering, faint and cold,
AS the cry of the perjured doomed and old,
l, shrieks afar DER the blighted void,
"Alone--a!onc"
Look where the vagrant wild fires light,
Fitting afar through the shadowy night,
Ger the grave is thrown;
a lurid gloom in the dismal haze,
Now light, now lost to The dreamer's gaze
It tiames-it fades in the wildered maze.
Alone--a'one.
Hist from the depths Of the haunted we'll,
Rises signal, dread aud fell
At the sullen moan,
The crumbling walls DER the waters shake,
The spotted toad and the Shiny snake
IN their beds Of lichen quail and quake,
A!one-alone.
Far to the verge of the lonely glen,
Round the fox's lair and the bah VOLTS den,
Sweep the wizard tone;
1t summons the ghoul from his charncl bed,
Withered, and gibbering, and demon fed
To the path of doom-and away he's sped,
Tu-whit tu-whoo! twas the housing owl,
Keeping his watch by an altar foul,
On the Birthstone;
Hid from the providing vampire brood
Deep in the gloom of the mystic wood,
He covers down in the solitude,
Alone-alone.
Croak croak! twas the ravens cry;
Mid the boughs Of the bemlock, dark and hig
His fiend-eye shone-
To the night. hag hid in the blasted tree,
As lone, as weird, as fierce as he,
Came the chant of his knocking prophecy,
Alone! alone.
Hark what stfled. writhing sound
Slowly creeps from the murderet's mound.
Like a victims groan-
Too dreaded to rise on the wild winds swell
Deep through the dim 'ghoul haunted" deli
Echoes the murmur hoarse and fell,
Alone! alone!
Up! my soul, from this charncl gloom,
That binds the down in living tomb
With its leaden zone
Up! my soul, on the tempest tide
OF a dark existence, wild and wide,
To doom and destiny proudly ride,
Alone, alone!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-10-29
A Fair lncident-but not a fair
trick.

Detroit has many gallant sons, but none more
so than Lieut. -, who being in the hall of
Fine Arts upon the Fair Grounds, on Thursday
at an hour when the place was one universal
"jam," found himself next very pretty young
mother, who was leading little girl by the
hand, and carrying an interesting babe upon
her arm. Finding the elder child in danger of
being trodden upon by the crowd, she turned
towards our military friend and requested him
with sweet smile to take her babe-what could
he do less than comply? Being invested with
this small command of infantry, he commenced
moving toward the door, to which the steps Of
the mother were also tending; but before it was
accomplished, the shifting surges of the crowd
had parted them, and when the outside was
gained no mother was to be found. We found
our gay bechelor standing in full view of forty
of his most charming female acquaintance,
toying the baby and crying h-sh! h-sh in
a most fatherly manner; but the more he cried
| h-sh the more it wouldn't stop bawling at the
top of its lungs; when, after turning his eyes in
the missing dame, he rushed up to the entry
clerk, who observing his dilemma and antici-
| pating his question, cried out
"No use, Lieutenant, i. is too late to make
any new entries. and that production. 0f
though doubtless very 6ps M county ~
-.'ssSToposefdd ~. rHHs r.; except one were |,
ted dry nurse and the screaming baby w..
next seen pushing frantically towards a lady
and child who were standing at distance
| upon reaching them, they were not the ones he
was seeking. Meantime the crowd thinned of
the people were going or gone and the dis
tressed bachelor had no resort but to call a cab
7 and take his screaming charge to the city. He
was last seen enquiring for Bateman's Drops
and Mothers Relief at an apothecary shop
| Detroit Advertiser
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-10-29

IHE RosE.-The following facts were given
by Prof Agassiz, as remarkable in regard to the
family of the rose, of which he saws. To-
-''clude. u'uvrg 1rsvar1crIes not onfy
the most beautiful flowers which are known,
out also the richest fruits. such as tho apple
pear peach, plum, apricot, cherry, strawberry,
raspberry, blackberry, &c, viz: that no fossils
OF plants belonging to this family have ever
oeen discovered by biologists! This he regar-
ded as conclusive evidence that the introdue.
ton OF this family of plants upon the earth was
coeval with, or subsequent to, the creation of
man, to whose comfort and happiness they
seem especially designed by Providence to con-
tribute.