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VERY IMPORTANT FOR LADIES.

VRRY IMPORTANT FOR LADIES.
IN consequence of the great scarcity of Trim.
1EmiDgs in the North, and the increasing demand
for them here we have lately sent orders direct
10 our agents in Europe, who will from there fur.
nish US with new supplies. A part of them have
already arrived, and we expect the balance by the
steamers Washington and Humboldt now due at
New York HIRSH g. BOTTCHER
Trimmings and Fancy Goods Establishment on
Broad street, 179 Shockoe Hill. my 3-6t*
THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND RE.
J. MARKABLY CHEAP GOODS FOR THIS
SEASON.-Come, see, and be convinced of the
immense bargains we are selling at No 1913 Broad
street. Opening this morning and daring the week.
~ cases new Goods, adapted to the present season.
direct from the Northern auctions, and which were
only bought on account of their being SO cheap
therefore you will considerably by calling ON
rs before purchasing elsewhere. Look at this {:
real French Bingham, in all colors, 10 cents only
rch colored Bareges only 90 cents, worth 81 !;
second mourning Bareges, worth SO cents, only 20 ;
new style Barege de LANES, very low; and great
many other Goods too numerous to mention, will
be offered al the lowest possible prices. Persons
purchasing by the piece the dozen, will do well
% call On u.
J. MILLHISER & BROTHER,
1913 Broad street.
200 GRAPE SHAWLS at reduced prices.
INV
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q GENTLEMENs, Root -

AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.-A
The subscriber continues to manufacture
Gentlemens Boots and Shoes in the most
fashionable style, of the best material and made BY
workmen who are inferior TO none. This depart
ment is under the care of Mr. A NJ Davis fore
man, who has much experience as cutter, and
great skill in making articles to suit the fancy Of
the most fastdious. Those who may favor Us with
their orders may rest assured that every exerton
VIII De made to please them, as to articles and ut
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer of Boots, Shoes, Sc, l27 Main st.,
Richmond Va. ap27
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- kOSSUTH AND MUNTEkEf
y TIES. Oxford Ties and Congress eaters,
OF various patterns all of the best French patent
leather; also, Congress Caters OF black and drao
cashmere. Gentlemen will please cah and exam
Inc the above beautiful Shoes, at No - Main street.
at the Sign OF the Boot opposite Geo. W. Gretters,
at WILLIAM WALSHS.
nah IL
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c@ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
H The subscriber has on hand, at his
COach-making establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (I3th and l4th streets)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggies with and without tops, and
Sulkes, all of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship. All of which viii be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be In the city of
Richmond; and respectfully ask cali from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possble and all work sold, that is new, war.
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM
an % - dim
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&4 go! - -!
xT7K1!TNfA CENTRAT RAILROAD.-

' PASSENGER TRAIN.-The passenger trains
on this road run as follows: Leaves Richmond
dine at Charlottesville, and reach Woodville at half
past 9, P. M. Returning leave Wcodville at half
past 6, A. NJ, breakfast at Charlottesville, and ar
rive at Richmond at quarter before 2, P. NJ.
Fare between Richmond and Woodville. -.S3 IS
Freight Train.-The regular freight train
will leave Richmond for Charlottesville Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at S o'clock, A. NJ, and
for Woodville as often as business may require
Freight will not be recei red in the depot at Rich
mond after o'clock, P. M. E. II. GILL,
NH 25 Superintendent
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r-NAHVR DIRECT LINE ROM
&a%S4 GREENSBORO. &C. TO RICH.

-<AS1R DIRECT LINE + X . vi
4GsAAE GREENSBORO, N. c., TO RICH
M0NO AND PETERSBURG, VA.-On and after
the first day of April 1852, there will be line of
Four Horse Post Coaches, direct from Greensboro,
N. C to Burkeyille, Va, via Danville, Halifax H
and Charlotte H. to Burkeville, where they CON
meet with the Richmond andlDanville Railroad and
also with the South Side Railroad from that place
to Petersburg.
This line win run regularly three times a week.
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at IL O'Clock, A
M, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and ar
rive in Greensboro the second day, at 81 AM.
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 8 A M, and arrive In Richmond and
Petersburg second day at Ii P M.
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond or
Petersburg; Sl2
Passengers by this line will go through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Danville line of coaches at the latter town.
J. HOLDERBY & CO.
ap 19-2m P. FLAGG 81 CO.
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF HMON =.

NOTICE.-The subscriber hereby gives notice
~ that he will apply to the Treasurer of the
Commonwealth for a renewal of the following
certificates of State stock, the same having been
lost or nslaid No 3, dated Nov l848, for $4,000;
No 49, dated 10th Dec, Is48 for $500; No 1862,
dated Oath Jsny, l849, for $500; and No $751; dated
10th Dec. l646, for $500. II. j. MILLER,
NH 10-1aw3m Trustee for l.. T. Sen,pIe.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTO-

RAJ, For the cure of COUGHS,
COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHI-
IT'S, WHOOPING-COUGH, GROUP,
ASTHMA, and CONSUMPTION. Many
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-FRANKI,IN
- CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer
chant Talors would respectfully inform be
OF Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab.
ilshed, at No. b Main Street, Richmond.
Va branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware.
house, where they now have ready for inspection
Made Clothing in the city OF Richmcnd. NJ the var,
pest materials and workmanship, which we viii
sen from ~ to % per cent less than any other ga
Enlistment in the city. ' '1'ei %
- Also, large stock of gentlemen's furni.b;r,
suen as Shirts, Collars Cravats Pocket
.,,a 40. r. DECOU CO,
~ -o-'oIn No l32 Main street
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r. MORRIS u CO.
{eUCCESS0RS OF d. PAINE & co..
Managers Of Lottcries.
MAIN srRRET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

Splendid Schemes for May, 1852.
$4,000. $1,000, 7,500l
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 13, to
be drawn ut Baltimore on Saturday, May 9Th. ~
numbers, Is drawn.
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~ III
KW rs! !Io,,, WHoOf GN,,SII. CROuP,
GAE Anl nMA, anu C0NSOmf IioN Many
4--=.a.y VI uansvau Vi nipaHing sne pup
hc commence In TINS meocine, mas won tor an
anu oy iai eAseeong tne most
10; Sahsu,ne eApGc.auons u us naenas: No.ning out
us lntrlns.c Virtues anu sne unmlStaxaoie oeneht
conierrea on tnousanos OF sufferers could originate
; ana MAINTAIN ine reputaaon enjoys Wme many
INFERIOR remedies thrust upon the community, have
Iaed and oeen olscardeo tnis mas gained friends by
every trlai conferred oenents on the affcted they
never can Iorget ana proauced cures too numerous
anu W noo ie :. a. Aa e' u DC iofsoIten
Wnne II Is fraud on me puonc to pretend that
any one heuactns e. wiz lnlalnoy cure-sun there Is
anunada' pioe. .nat ae OHEAAf ELECTORAL Goes
NOV oniy as general Gnng put ainost invariably,
cure 'a 1: inaiaoies ioI ~nlcn Is employed.
AS uMe makes tnese Iacts WIDER and better
known, tne meuclne mas gradually become the best
tonanoe u uie alicteu, rom tne iogcacn OF the
HinGa peasant 70 tne palaces Oh the European
S,ots ;, Ia ;nSaaa ns eile county IN every
edn sxtsn, tr dssaS as me best rem
cay exant Ioi diseases OF the Throat and Lungs and
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pLsANrNG MILL AND BOX NAME
q ; rACiOhf.-The subscriber having rented Tho
raanng NH on the South side of the Dock, lately
ors eupred oy Messrs Thomas J. Glenn Co, l.
flooring Boards Tobacco Box do. sheIv;ng q.
S &c, &c he will also keep constantly on hand To-
oscco Boxes, made OF seasoned lumber and way
p rsn. mem to give entire satisfaction; PACKING
greatest dispatch = o'1e' win sno
api5-lms JOHN A Gr.azpppoov
MACHINERY sTERT.-Rosnd n .chi..-vv
- Steel all sizes, received and for sale by
p % w. 8. a G.. DOMAIN.
II UTTkR.-5o kegs fresh Goshen, receiving
N.Y. wA. TAYLOR.
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vUyE daily hear of the most astonishing cures
wv being effected BY that great and popular medi
cine, the genuine -
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z@A@ TO THOSE WHO SUE.
- ~ FER FROM DEFECTIVE EYE
S!GdI'-Ihe subscriber informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has returned to the
city and will be happy to attend to all persons re-
curing his aid His optical skill and superior glasses
are so well known, that they need no farther praise
he can be consulted at No. A. City Hotel, and pro.
misses to give full satisfaction.
ap 30-ts E. MARKENS. On,;c;or
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Tickets SO; halves 5, quarters So
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mtst prompt and coniden.
tialattenton, if addressed to F. MORRIS & CO.,
Managers, or to Nv. PURCELL,
my4 Richmond Va
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IlCKtts SIOt uH1ves JOt qudrCer5 ) 20.
Certificate of package of wholes $50; halves
rs quarters 81 so.
$4,000, $4,000, I,l0oi
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No 81, to be
drawn at Baltimore ON Wednesday, May 10Th. rs
numbers ID drawn.
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WILLIAM BOOTH,
& PAPER HANGER

nlSSOLUTtON OF COPA KIT 4 r.
~ SHIP.-The Copartnership of the UNDERSIGNED
under the Firm IF WIN. ETTENGER g. co. was
dissolved by mutual consent, on the LIST inst, and
the business of the concern will be settled up bv
our successors, Messrs Burr g. Ettenger
VIM ETTENGER
April "a THOS, DODAMEaD
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a. FIRE. LIFE AND MARINk
lE INSURANCE The Richmond fns
<Asslociation are now prepared 10 isses
polAcies Of Insurance on the above 90.
scription of risks on as reasonable terms as any
similar company, and respectfully ask share %
the patronage OF the public Applications WIN %
received at the Sofce, No 223, corner OF Main ana
9th Streets who're the officers Will cheerfnlly fur
nish all Information that may be required. An
losses promptly and literally ABUSED. -.
JAMES KOSHER, Prcsids.s
JoHN III. BokHrn. Secretary. mh IL
M ANTILlkAS, MAN rIlaLAs, N n.
IN TLLASt-Just received new supply Oh
Mantlas, whi&h we are selling very cheap, Il
{CHAS. HARTWELL = cos
my3 lo7 Broad street.
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DENTAL sURGEON.-DR
ID " (tuANnI Ed (nrraAn..

prepared % receive patients, and
perform all operations pertaining to the science
Teeth from the most approved manufacturers
sc ~ wt cs om 'de armos
to full set.
REFERENcEs-Dr T q EdmoDds, Harold 4
Murray, Binford & Porter, VIM Ritter, Duva
and Gaynor g. Wood, Esqs. no4-d6ms
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Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class IA, to
be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, May 22d. Is
numbers, IL drawn.
CAPITALS:
prize of. 1877 500 25 prizes of. $500. $3.50
20 do $500 IS do $50
IS do. 1,500 1874 de- $50
Tickets $40: halves S. quarters 9 50
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WHITE AND BROWN TABLE Da.
W MASKING have in store good assortment
OF white and brown Table Damask also, a good as
sortment Bird Eye Diaper Napkins, Renting, Irish
Linens. Towelings, Crash, Huckaback, Dawlas,
Linen Sheeangs and Shrtings; also, very superior
and brown Domestic, Tickngs-all of which win
be sold cheap, at
SCHAS. HARTWELL g. CO.'S.
N.Y. nm Rroaa 80.
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UYP Corner Main and Governor streets, NO Io0'
ap 29-1m
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITOKY,-J Just
u received, and for sale at No 2O3 Main street
barnes Notes, exploratory and practical, on the
writer on the other portions of the New Testament
are so well known this book ought to meet with
ready sale. The other volumes also on hand.
Inc Folded Lamb, or Memorial of an Infant Son,
G. A. Rogers, M. A.
The Widow Directed, by John Angel James.
The, Royal Preacher. Lectures on Ecclesiastes
by James Hamilton, d D
CHARLES WORKMAN,
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SODA WATER.-The Soda Fountains of the
~ subsc nbers are now open. With a new and
improved apparatus, and Syrups of the choicest
kinds, they expect to farnish Soda Water equal to
the celebrated "Roussel" Call and try glass at
BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggists,
my4 l25 Main street
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FOR SALE-A frat rate COW, if application
II be ms de at once
Fok HlRE-A dining room Servant BOY, for
The balance Of the year. Apply at this Office
40 l5-ts
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an 1872.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

KN N The subscriber respectfully informs
tqk@h his friends and the pubic generally, that
he has on hand of his own manufac.
ture, good assortment of Saddles, Brides, Har-
nesses, &c, which he will sell as low as any es-
Enlistment in this city elsewhere. He earnest
iy requests all in want of any article in his line, to
give him a Gala few doors below City Hotel
before purchasing, assuring them that every effort
will be made to give general ATTRACTION.
ap 29-lm Will 0AM SALMON
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MlNNIS e. WATSON,
S53 Main at, Mansion House,) Richmond; and
Sycamore street Petersburg Va. ap27
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$300O0 1880, 5,O00l
Susquehanna Lottery, Class % to be drawn
at Baltimore on Wednesday, May 26th, 1852 IS
numbers, Is drawn.
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Two LOVERS OF GOOD CIGARS
l. have just received, by bark Cora, of New Or.
leans, 10000 best Regaa Cigars, which l recon-
mend to smokers. Call and try, at
ANTONIO PIZZINrS,
APP 10 Under City Hotel
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A COOK WANTED,-We wish m hi-e a.
"A purchase first rate female COOK. In either
case we Will pay very literally, provided we are
fully suited. Common Cooks need not be offered
US TOLER g. COOK,
eP General Agents
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Fal. stock fs,rIs5a.

lfBfHE Undersigned are now IN receipt oil
u their enliIe stock OF HARDIN ARE
and CUTLERY Tor The Fall Trade. and in
calling the attention of the merchants OF
tennessee. Kentucky. and North Alabama.
TO their stock now IN store, they feel cont
ldenI that il will be found 10 compare layora-
5Iy, both as to quantity aud assortment with
that OF any House III the country.
Experience has already demonstrated 10
the satisfaction Of large majority OF dealers
IN this section oil the country, that III the ar
tIcle Of Iidt d.care at least, the Nash vile mar
J Het is preieFabe 10 those Of New York and
PIiladeiphIs; Tor the simple reason that this
description OF goods wlll NOT bear the heavy
/ expenses NJ Transportation which must nee
eSsarlly aGcrpe when brought through by
canals aud railroads.. The undersigned are
also el:abied u place Iheif customers on
equal footing wiIh those purth asing 10 any
other arAe, from tie laeI that their Euro
Pean goods being all imported direct from
the manufacturers by way OF New Orleans
icif.out touching Near For&,I thus enabling
them to offer their goods Al small advance
GA importation cost
.Nerchnlts, Blacksmith. Carpenters. Sc,
/ visiting N&shvlle are lngItedIQo call and ex-
a anime their stock before purtRa
Feathers, H'9ol, Bseslear ahd Ginseng re
reiyed IN sxchsnge for Hardware and in pay
-nent OF dtbs at the highest market prices.
/ FALL & CUNNINGHAM
College Street. Nashville
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Ah Eavesdropper in a Tight Place"

Dick Corncracker was restless,
mischievous boy, whose prying Gu
riosity led him into "a hundred
scrapes every year; but the hardest
one Of all Was that in which his ears
ere nearly scraped off His head
lin the following manner
! Dick had a sister who had a beau.
and Dick. was very anxious to pry'
into the mysteries of counting"
SO one evening, after the twilight
had faded away from the landscape,
and the best parlor was illuminated
iaintly-for lovers in anticipation Of
the chapel scene, prefer dim, reliI
gious light for their chats-as some
! of the family were absent, master
Dick resolved to execute plan
which he had conceived several
days previously, and make himself
master of the modus oPeraud of the
ipreliminaries to marriage. In the
parlor floor there happened to be
an earthen funnel, placed there to
admit tie passage of stovc-pipe
,, oi' . .i,'.,,1 go, :. tba rhams. !.
ahoro !, ha;ar s,,,,,ner ,l,o s,oyes
were removed, and oar Young hero
Iu"u , ti,o' i've aoar'nro ana l;s,,
az - ,ha co,i,ferss,;an be,wcen The
,nr;nn ! ,nln Ia l;sla:ed acrord-
NIL, rorr .,,,ant;yoIy tor Same
49, a',,o ,,nohsarrod r. The occu.
nan's IF tho n,,po, vho were TIM
in,,cb attractarl bv eacI, otber r. ob.
sorya M ;nve,] to,, faro ahova thon.
At-lenq,b D;cI5 hpconing fred ol
~, aa5S'ro;,,ed nosit;on sod@nf tho
no I,,;on vb;cb Latter ba ayers
eo,, ne eytran9oI ..s;cll;sb }
~ = p"l ), ~;tLdraw hi head
c..e l' Il - = 'ri';ob il had
'ioN' ''lS uat '.'s0 ' vovor
a. c',' =, ~ ~ ISM =
Ut 'goap l',,''?s'' ''Is ,5 - a. seo1 ,,,
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o, for the Bee Hive :!
INDUS TRY vii Il P PROSPER!
CgDgEssas ~ Store!
sG0TT. GEsAE q CO..
Dealers ia Foreig II and Domesric
Dry Goods, exclusively for
REess's Wear

Il, HAEE jCsiredelyed and com n, "A,
~ pleEeu, one Of The Largest Tlgflif
Va and MOST DESIRABLE stocks Of L2Ll
Gen1teInesa.s Cooks, .hey have ever
offered IN This market. Our stock consists IL
pari Of Blhck and Fancy Colored Cloths,
Cassiaierc$ and Doe Skins, oil French. En-
gl,sh, Belgium, German, Italian, and Scotch
manuiaclGte OF the latest STYLES and best
make " ool and Union Tweeds, Cassi
meres and Drillmgs al low PAGES for sum
mel and buys wear. Linen Dnipgs, and
Linen and Cotton PanIaIooDs and CUat
, Goods Of all kinds. ,Yesliugs IN great varl-
/ ely: Satin. silk, Grenadlne, Embroidered
! Csshmeres, Saaliie, Valeucias, Linen, Mar
5 lies, Cotton. Wooden. IN ptalu apd all
f,s,. ,o6qbl4 STYLES aud coiors Back aad
Fancy SnE ScaTis ana Crayals; de- Nladfas
and Cotton ,,I al the desirable stYlfs and
oas,i,les. Puncc> Spiuafeld's, English
a4rd French SIX and L. i0ckee' Hapdkfr-
citeis; and fine PLAN and fahy SiVck3 mi'h
springs. Back and Fancy Co,9iet Ald.
Linen. LisIe, Thread. Cotton, Six. BacH'
SKIN. Woolen, and Be'ain Gloves; Linen anu
Cotton Hall Hose; French and3 Domestic
Suspenders OF ali qualities, including those
OF Fell and ot India Rubber ssspeader ents;
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, " alkng
Canes. Riding Whips, Umbrellas. Hair,
Cloth, and Tooth Brushes; Pockel Knives.
superior Raz5rs and RazUr Suops, Pistols.
sc. &c aud every thing necessary 10 COM
pet= genilenan'S wardrobe.
The character OF our establishment is 50
well known, and 50 correctly appreciated by
portion o. d liberal aud intelligent pubic,
thh we deem II almost superauous to expa-
uale upon IFS merl!s--tiu much. hbwerer,
we will say: that our Spring Stock has mol
It's superior IN this place, both rs regards
QUALITY and PRICE. We are, rheretofe,
prepared TO sci on as liberal terms as any
regular retail establishment la the State
Relying upon our Stock Of Goods, as upon
our uniform desire 10 please. we ee conf
dent ct receiving the award oi an increased
share OF patronage.
To Scott, GRAY 6. Cos come one ana all.
Where Ctoh'ng is. tonnd IN plenty;
/ We haY. Saquey, Frofk and Business Cos's
From one dollar up 10 twenty.
We have Gloves and Socks ,CIayals & Stocks
Together with Drawers anI Shnls, sirs,
Fine Pants and Vesls, but VIVA: IS best,
We sell as cheap AS Dim, siTs J
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|'ali#edI Re aaIu9.
Gen. T'iercc,'S Popularity.

FR ANKLIN PIERcB was elected to the
Legislature 1t the age qf24.
| hey, liked him so well that be
Ply ed i'm Fears
] lis conduct and abilities were 50
desc rying, that in 1881, be was
clecte,l ,Spcqfef Of the House The
veto he received Oh this occasion was
highly complimentary
lie received a majority Of 100 out
Of 2 80 members.
re still grev in grace, for in 1892
he Vas REELECTED speaker, receiving
205 votef ont Of 206 cast,
lh 1892, the same year, he was
elected I'd Con ress by a majority Of
5000.
In 1884 he was reelected to Con
gre4s by majority Of 5000, run
ming far Ahead Of his ticket
In 1886, he was elected TO the
Senate Of the United States, receiv-
ing lG0 votes cut bf 2l2 in the
II pase, and Il votes out Of u cast
il .he Senate.
In 1880, he vas cl dsen President
Of the Convention to amend the
State Constitution, BIZ a vote of 257
od q Of 264, Ione-thiid Of whom were
wings.
VIZ challenge OUT opponents to
rroRiee tha record pf auo Their such
ifpl
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.5art tlIi0 .flIlrI|.
BIuffing a PedIar.

If there is really a difficult point
Ito be managed, and acuteness Is re-
.qoired to effect it, commend me to a
woman 5 wit for the purpose.
Now there was a certain tin ware
pellar travelling the city TO dispose
of his notions to such as were willing
to bargain. lie was a perseverlla
traddr, and never would be blullfd
off with a short answer. From one
house IN particular, he received con
tiaued rebuffs and assurances That
no thing was wanted they meyer
DO ught anything in that way. NeY-
ertheless, he made his calls steadily
with each regular round, until he be-
came regular pest, and in reply 70
tn Z information that it was useless to
call, made known his purpose to dc
50 Just as often as he pleased.
One bitter cold day the bell rang.
and the good lady fastened to get
her hands from the doagh in which
they were busy, to answer the call
When She reached the door, there
Stood the everlasting pedIar.
Any tin ware to-day, ma ann
Hay you any tin kitchens 2
Yes, ma am, and away he goes tC
bring the samples, chuclzling at the
idea that his zeal was so successful
I'd last. There's nothing mattere(
I'D, like hanging on, any now.
The tins were brought, lnd tin
pa ms " ere next inquired foI The
pans we're brought, and othe1 articles
enumerated, to seven different kinds
ull til a goodly portion of the pedlar's
LOAD had been transferred to thC
h3use-
Is there anything else You want
M iun?'
'0h, 10 u don want an y of these
I.oiAy asked if you had them
HE pedlar was fairly sold an(
fora moment felt Ike getting angry
but the idea rather tickleq him, ant
he commenced returning his wares
I'd the cart, without uttering word
lie has never called at that house
since.