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does not contain, but for the admirable lesson
it conveys to young persons commencing life.
regret that am unable TO reproduce the
spirit and hunor with which the inimitnbe
Judge graccd his simple story; but will do
nv best to remember his own words
when was only eight Years old said
Judge n. my father and nv mother bclng
poor. with hata dozen children better than my
softo take care Of. | was given to farmer in
the town Of + who designed maknga plough
boy of me, and keeping ne in his service until
was of age.
'Wcll. had not a very gay time in Deacon
Wcbb's service: for although he was an hon
est deacon and Il tDlerably kind man in his
family, he believed in making boys work, and
understood how to avoid spoAing them by in
diligence.
so had plcny Of work to DO. and an abun-
dant lack Of induIg noes to enjoy. II was con
sequcntly great treat for me 10 get the enor-
nous sum Of one or two pennies into my pos
session, by any sort Of good totuuc--a crcum-
stance of such rare occurrence that at the age
of eleven, | had learned to regard money as Il
blessing bestowed by Providence only on a
favored few.
'Wcll, | had lived with Deacon Webb three
years before knew the color Of any coin cx-
cept the vile copper. BY an accident learn
cd tbc color of rold. THAT is the Story am
going to tell you.
one Saturday niclr. Mr.. Webb sent mo 70
tbo VILLAGE store ON some crrapd and. nm rn-
,nrninr 6omo inst about dn.k INV attention
was attracted hv little brown PACKAGE. ring
ON tho ro,l-sidr.
u n;ckcl II m 70 oyaujno itscou,ents with
ont the lepsr su.picjon Of the treasure within.
Indeed. il was 50 lio,,. and tIey volume ofbrown
MINOR nnnoprrd 50 larrc. that unlnuhtndIy
l,,.nnctnd that was The victim of an Anril
t,nI nl,honrh II was thn ,oou,l, of Ina ,orn
nnnn tho tniIs of the p,ucr however. and dIs-
crrnlnr nothing. | was on the point of throw
inc, il INTO thr Inch when something dronnad
nnt M nf,t md r,u with \ rjnr,ng sound upan -
s,nno
Il I,cEc1 at !, in astonlslncnt. II was VEL
low rnrrd rlitpr;nr. foo lrirbt and too s'nall
c., nonn, fnlt of il | .nucczod !, IN nv
f,,,or. srcl,pd ont ,Ln in.crin,,nns. II on
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c,'', af ,rI.v,ju,. nnj th1t III dii n.t
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OHE OF THE MESMERIsERs.--A few years
ago the following story was overheard in the
cars on the road between Albany and Buffalo
One of the conversanls, it seems, was mes.
merlser-a regular professor lie was dia-
ting upon It's rapid devclopcment--i's astonsh,
ing discoveries developed through its agency.
Finally he got upon his superiority as a pro
fessor'-a congenal theme-and here he was
al home. After narratng a variety OF expert
mens-some of them astounding, of course
he spoke of the following with a gusto that
was irresistible. Said he -
last week was going through one of the
streets of Rochester, saw person to whom
| was anxious 10 speak. He walked too fast
for me 10 oyerlake him without running, so !
Just Strengthened out my arm concentrated my
will, made pass at him--thus-and he stopped
quicker ,han lightening.'
Wh-wh-wh-Why, mister, y-y-vou don't
call m-nl-n-much OF TRICK, do Won
'les, sir, rather liattcr myself, SIR, that it
was pretty strong demonstration
w-W-weII, it don't b-b-gin w-with
what once did
Then you are familiar, with the science, sir,
| presume
'S-s-uma.'
Might | inquire what was the case you
spoke Off
'Oh, c-c-cer-tainly. WHY you see, hap
pened to be going up in B-Batava once, in the
winter. G-g-aolng down to the Gears s-saw
ma-a-naD on the t-top of a b-budng shov-
cling OF snow. Pretty soon his f-i-f-toot
slipped, and d-d-down lie came. Wh-when
he had got about half down. Just made pass
at him, and it s->t-opned him quicker than
powder. c-c-came oil wlIh-o-out thinking
a-a-anythng more a-a-aoout it. If YOU are
g-o-ing to Batavia, wish y-y-you would lust
let him down, for pr-pr-I Iresume he is hang
ing there yet
The Professor handed over his hat
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Jest jine hand4,' said he to the young

Jest jine hands, said he to the young
couple.
1t was done accordingly.
4 am satisfied with both Of ye.' he con'in-
ucd, you've u perfect right to get married.
And he united 'en in short order
AS the rallerS on this house are iincd to-
gethcr, SO | jine you-you are man and wife
salute your bride | don't charge you any
thing for the operation. Whoa haw, Buck
get along Bright
Aud, with an eloquent flourish Of his long
stick, he started iorano'hcr load of wood. leav-
ing the newly welded pair amid the villagers
kissing each other with very distinct and par
tlcullr evidence Of satisfaction.
That was a wedding worth having ccntn-
ucd Major Oudesly; 4 knew the couple after
wards, and know them vet, for they are both
living in a high state Of prosperity And /
know their children after them, too and very
fine children they are. for one of them is at this
very time Governor of the State of Indiana
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
S,TVapAY MORNING, JAN. >, 1882.


S.s.xs-Mf Downs presented several memorials
- ., ne establishment OF new Board OF Com
-,,ae.,. an Mexican claims, for the re-examinaton
NJ walker presented the memorial Of the Industrial
Of New York praying for the recall OF our minis
= France. and the suspension OF diplomatic relations
sith that country, -
After debate, the memorial was laid upon the table
yeas2I, nays a. ~,
Mr Dawson introduced bill 10 amend the act eS'ao-
fishing the boundaries OF Texas, and providing asoV
.rn0oso, for New Mexico; which was referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary
The Senate adjourned over to Monday
Homer az RsPREsENrATIvEs.--The House was near
! ali dav engaged in Committee OF the Whole upon the
,sso,aton Of Mr. Cartier. of Ohio for the appointment
Of committee to introduce Kossuth into the body. which
was not disposed Of Various executive communications
were afterwards read and referred.
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volunteers al his heels He would soon drive the mu.
aito Bashaw from the chair Of State which he has usurp
ed and place American interests and American rights in
safe and desirable position. But, really something
ought TO be done in this matter, unless we intend for the
future 10 lei our commerce take OF itself
We have city intelligence OF any interest The
hoydays obscured in dense fog, which impedes
navigation shuts out the light and weighs upon the
spirits, though people Try to keep merry they
can Lola Monies made successful debut to crowd
ed house on Monday night and last evening she APP
peared before another, composed in good part OF ladies'
Caharine Hayes leaves tomorrow for the South and
Jenny Lind has Withdrawn her last schedule OF concerts
on account OF the death Of her mother We are all
anxious to know what you will DO with or for Kossuth
in Washington, and what impression he will make upon
the collected wisdom of the country. A.
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THE COAST SURvEY-The United States surveying
propeller Qucksep, Capt Alden, United States navy,
commanding, returned to port at early hour last
evening She has been far south the dividing line
between Mexico and the United States, and has accurate.
y determined the position Of the various islands, rocks,
shoals Sc which interfere with the navigation OF the
coast The results OF the survey understand, will
be speedily given TO the public in and correct
chart The weather has been extremely favorable for
the prosecution OF the work in which the party board
the Quickstep was engaged, and the knowledge OF the
coast which has been obtained is OF most important and
reliable character-.4lta Cuiifornia, Dec s.
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TnrlTRrudgng from the number and character Of
The audiences the opening night may y
presume the full tide Of successful
experiment The seguns their troupe, have been presenting
10 full houses operas New night Rob Roy
Of nearly three thousand We
space all good points the good perform
ers therefore conented with simply audina the
very superior Of Mr. Fleming Rob Roy, and Mrs Held
as Helen Macmegor
Next Mademosele Celeste appears at the National.
understood that the gifted Julia Dean engaged This
young lady always avorte Washington, and
be dppsnted she does nightly III large
National night the National and
ams variety enough TO please all tas,esgood acting,
roo mus ,qoode everything
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We understand that the legislature OF Kentucky have
elected the Hon Mr. Dixson TO fill the vacancy
stoned by the resignation Of the Hon. Henry Clay as
senator OF the United States Mr.. DMson the
candidate OF the whig party for the office Of governor in
the late election, and was defeated by Colonel Powell,
the candidate Of the democratic party.
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TELEaRAPHIo REPORTS, SO

arrival Of The Steamer africa. Wsek Later from Eu-
rope
NEW YoEK, Jan. The royal mail steamer Africa has
arrived with Liverpool dates Of the 20th u She brings
intelligence OF her arrival Liverpool o'clock
the evening OF the lih ut
The Atlantic arrived oui on the I7th ult the Glasgow on
the 18Th, and the City of Manchester the 18th ut
FRANCE The advces from Paris Of peaceful char
The President had distributed immense number
Of the legion Of honor. and had ordered large OF
money 10 be distributed among the disabled soldiers.
General Cavalgnac had been liberated uaconditionaly
and was about to leave France Tor Holland The other
generals TO be released upon their
ing to become voluntary exes. Victor Hugo al Bsus-
sells.
The pansans OF the President were getting up strong
feeling his favor, and using every exeron induce
majority would exceed iha, Of ISIS
The garrison OF Metz, however, had voted against Napo-
leon, and all the scholars in the Polytechnic school, nclu
ding the young Prince de Poignac, had opposed him in
body
The President held levee on the I7h, which was at
tended by all The corps dlpomatique, except the American
minister.
constitution, but the consultative commissioners have
disagreed upon every important point.
DE Gnrche, son oil The Due de Grammon has been APP
pointed minister to Hesse Cassel.
The department OF police has been raised to the rank of
The latest accounts state General Cavaignac refused
accept the release rendered him, unless the favor
MARKETs-LIvERpool Dec. 2O--Cot,on has declined I'd
since The Canada sailed. The sales of the week have
spectators 600 bales. Fair New Orleans 5ad midding
ditto 4id. lEd midding uplands, AID AID
2Os Cd. Yellow corn, BIS. Cd. ; white, 2ss.
Lard in moderate request at prices iavorng buyers
Sugar had declined 3D. per cwt
The money market was elastic Trade in the manu-
featuring districts was unchanged
The Havre cotton market was less active
Nae Years Day at NeW York.-suspsnsion Of Bu'tness
New YORK. Jan Ia p. ma bright and cloudless sky
An manner OF business is suspended to-day.
The steamer Merlin has arrived, with st. Thomas dates
OF the 2st and Bermuda OF the 9th ult She brings no
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notice 10 the democratic party Of the Recommendation OF The
National Committee for holding National Convention
which adopted, and it ordered that the same be
signed by the chairman and secretaries. and published in
the democratic newspapers oflhe Unionr
MIR. Freeman, Of Mississippi, offered the following.
which was adopted
Bss0Vd That entire procee dngs OF ibis committee
be signed by chairman and secretaries, and published
In the democratic presses OF the Union,
The committee then adjourned.
BF HALLETT, Chairman.
WT 4 + S RIcmr' Secretaries.
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Once of the Assistant Com r,issary of Subsistence
WAsursaroS ARSENAL, d. c., Dec. 81, 1851

EYE OPERA GBassEs-MR BECKEf, optician,
u Broadway York, has again arrived in this city,
time, and IL the sighted, after
careful Of the with his superior spectaes opera
The general satisfaction his glasses have given and the
Of his the Observatory and Coast
Survey references full Of the public He
be q, the store Of Dyer Mcclure.
Jan l--2wd TELL
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supreme Court OF the United stntss.
FRtpAY. January 2, 1859.

FRIDAY January =, 1904
Asahe Peck, esq, OF Vermont, was admitted an al.
torney and councillor OF this court
No. SO. The propeller Genesee Chief, Kelsey FL al
claimants and appellants, Henry Fitzhugh ct a. The
argument OF this commenced by MIR, Matthews
for the appellants
Adjourned till Monday, ii o'clock.
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We were pleased TO notice that this veteran democrat
was in his place yesterday in the House. and in good health
Soon after the meeting OF Congress he was confined to
his room and unable TO take part in the proceedings OF
the House,
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CARD-BoyD REfLLy,s unique, portable msaicated, or
simple "a Ia Tt vapor Bath and electro gvanc Apparatus
applied the cold
convenience address him through the post Office.
Jan 3-d2w
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We indebted 10 Adams Co.'s Express for the Sar
Francisco Pcayune OF the 4th OF December, in advance
Of the mail.
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Oar readers will from the suboined correspond
ence that the great Hungarian has accepted the invitation
rendered TO him by committee OF members OF Congress-
10 partake OF dinner Wednesday next. This notice
on the part OF Congress of the highest compliments
tina, could be paid any individual and proof that
there nothing in the proceedings OF that body. however
decided they are indication that the sympathy for
the Hungarian cause is not to be understood adopting
a policy which would entange with the wars Of
Europe which not consistent with the highest per-
sona egarl aud admiration for the distinguished chief Of
that cause.
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NsW Years Day at NeW York-sups"sio" Of Ba'tne
NIARRlED,

MARRIED,
Thursday, January 1884, by the Rev. PETER LAsAHAs Mr.
LEMUEL d. WILLIAMS to Miss SARAH NJ. O'DONNELL, all
oflhs city.
Bait Sun please copy.l
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iy- Second Presby terrain Church, New York Avenue,
street.-The Rev r. Eckard will with Divine permits
Missions amongst the North American Indians
IN Sunday at 81 O'Clock,
Jan
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ny A GREEN Auctioneer.


OFFENSIVE SALE OF SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD AND
IA KITCHEN FURNITURE Al hUCTIoN--on Saturday, the
81 shall SELL 10 O'Clock, front Of my
Of excellent furniture belonging
persons declining housekeeping, viz
Mahogany marbe-top centre and other tables
10 sdeboard, bureaus, and bookcase
DO parlor and plush covered king chairs
DO and gilt frame looking glasses
Feather beds bedding, hair and sbuck Mattresses bedsesds
Carpets, andirons, shovel and tongs, and stoves.
With lot Of other articles which deem
enumerate. Terms cash A. GREEN,
Jan 2-2t Auctioneer.
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By A. GREEN. Auotioneer.

IUHIsKEY, IN DEMJoHNs AND BOTTLES, AND WINE,
AT AUCTIONOn Saturday, the ID instant, shall sell
auction the Of 9Th and Pennsylvania
avenue, at 3 O'Clock p
demohns old Zeigler whiskey
~ dozen bottles do fne
do Clafet, dozen Venus wine
do Madera, dozen Sherry do
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Jan 2-a Auctoneer
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ny- CapitoI-The Rev. Thos. b. Balch OF
Virginia. Hall of the House of Representatives
TO morrow morning, IL O'Clock.
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There has been change since the LIST instant except
that holders frmer from the belief that shipments
will be small and emigration large from the Atlantic
States between aud spring. At Stockton the miners
were buying largely. and business was brisk
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WAsHIsGToN Cry. January .. 1852
Sin: have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt Of
the kind invitation public dinner from the committee
of the Senate and House OF Representatives of the Con-
gress OF the United States; and understanding from you
that Wednesday next will be day convenient to the
miee beg to say shall be glad TO avail myself OF the
honor they will confer upon on that day
With the highest respect, have the honor to be your
obedent servant, L. KOSSUTH.
The Hon. WIN NJ GwIS, u. s. Senator.
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WASHINGTON Cry. d. c., January ., 1852.

WASHINGTON CRY, d. c. January 2, 1852.
SIN: have the honor to inform you that at meeting
Of Joint committee OF members Of the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the Congress of the United States
was delegated tender you public dinner, to be given
by the members OF the two houses OF Congress at such
time will suit your convenience.
With the highest respect, have the honor 10 be your
obedient servant, VIM. M GWlN
To Governor LOUIS KossUTH
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ly will preach First
Congregational Church tomorrow, IL O'Clock and 3k
o'clock p.
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i"il1 anu llul1,
SOLON RORLAND. OF Arl

p. Slam authorized TO say that other senator's who
voted did were influenced by similar considerations
with those which governed my vote SB.
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CO Columbia Typographical society.-A meeting eff
the Society will be held this evening" at IN o'clock in the Alder
mems Room, City Hall.
WIN. E. MOTT
Jan 3 Recording Secretary.
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ny A. GREEN, Auoaoneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTloN.-on Saturday,
the 10Th instant shalt sell the premises at O'Clock,
Farmers Hotel situated
square Of 9Th and having front
35 IS h street, including all the extensive
occupied by Sutton and Whaey livery sale
Of this surpassed being
city between Centre Market and Post and
Patent Offices.
fourth cash balance instruments OF
and three the purchaser giving for the defer
payments, bearing interest from the day deed given
deed Of taken Tide good, and all epcumbrances
moved.
Jan I'D A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
fTeegaph.l
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IsTHMus HEws.

The steamer Golden Gate. from San Francisco whence
she sailed the 9Th Of December, arrived at Panama
with 81 4oo, 900 gold, besides large amount in the
hands OF the passengers.
Mr.. Dinneford, theatrical manager died at Panama
on the sth OF December.
II rumorcd Panama on the 10th that the attempt
revolution Valparaiso the OF December had
failed, the government having trumphed.
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experience has proved that is calculated to produce dis
content and sectional inequality.
Democratic National Convention, IsS2,
10 he D.mOeraiic Parry throughout DE UaiOn

WASHINGTON, January 1, 1852
concentration OF opinion from all the States. Tar
as practicable, upon time and place for holding the
next National Democratic Convention is indispensable
to the union and organization Of the party for the pesi
DENTAL canvass OF 1852
With this view the " Democratic National Committee"
consisting OF one from each State appointed by the Dem
oeratic National Convention OF ls4s, TO promote the
democratic cause" and with power to fill vacancies
sembled in this city in pursuance OF wellconsdered
call Tor that purpose, at which meeting the 29th and
30th OF December 1851 and the LIST OF January 1884, the
thrtyone States OF the Union represented. And
and consulting the action OF State conventions as far az
they have expressed any wishes ON the subject the com
mee, with entire unanimty, have arrived at concu
son which they respectfully submit for your ratification
The Democratic National Committee accordingly rec
ommend that a Convention of the democratic party
throughout the Union by delegates duly appointed by the
democrats OF the several States, be held in the city Of
Baltimore on Tuesday the first day OF June 1884, Cat 49,
m TO nominate candidates for President and Vice Pres
dent OF the United States to be supported by the demo-
cratic party at the election on Tuesday the second day Of
November, 1852.
The National Convention OF ls4s adopted the following
recommendation to the number OF delegates obe cho.
sen in each State:
Rsovsd That be recommended that herea tier each
State be entitled many delegates in future democratic
national conventions IL has in the electoral college, and
no more
By order OF the Democratic National Committee
b f. HALLETT, Chairman.
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a ~s~u FOR NoRFoLK--The Steamer osCEoLA
Skr will resume her ps TO the above place on sntnr-
day, the ID misunderstanding At o,c,ock An
Jan2-2t J. MITCHELL, Captain.
a cp-Y, THE Steamer Jervcss leaves baltimore
ExSlkr this day O'Clock for norfolk and Portsmouth,
carryins the greats mail Dec 30-d4t
once OF Assistant Copn,issary OF Subsistence,
wAsnrsGros ARSENAL, ID. c., Dec. 81, 1851.
c,EALED PROPOSALS. be received this ONCE until
O'Clock s day Of January, 1852, for furnishing fresh
beef 40 Inc eop for year.
10Th Of January 1854 and ending the 3Ist day Of December
ls52 -,
ybe quality and shanks
erude cut Into aons such quantities may be required
be delivered the Centre Market OF
city, within after SUNRISE such days AZ the
Asst Commissary OF Subsistence direct
OF will be required as securi
j. L. RENO,
Jan It'd Byt Capt Ord, A. A. G. 3.
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Ex-oon.uI owen

R Rf Il. : Sr h,nSSll' Secretaries.