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AMERICAN SHIP AsHoRE-The schooner John Nashow
arrived at Boston the 18th inst from Bermuda reports
that, on the night of the 4th American ship name
unknown, ran upon the reefs off Bermuda On the
morning of the 9Th several lighters alongside and
the vessel had commenced dschargng
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ENGINEERS INSTITUTE Gen. Charles B. Stuart, Engi-
neernChef of the Navy has responded to the appeal
Engineers Institute for aid to carry out its Objects by
donating toit splendid model of the Brooklyn Dry Dock
quantity of valuable books, with 500.
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me Steamship Fanny is soon to sail for NewYork.
whefe arrangements will be made carry her passengers
to California
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IN Orleans Mai u conse
Ia ss DC Me i d.
de Fer dc Ia Neoreans de opeOus de Poaesi aprouvfe
Commencement au ordonnanc pouyoyant subscription
DC Ia vile de la Orleans capital de Ia ComPagnie
Chenn de Fer do Nile Orleans de Jackson No approuvee
Cniortnen ordonanee appcuvee lie II
Mai 1852 iatute ordonnanee prevant Ia snae de mir
ye1s de Ia tfosas Section
SUBSCRIPTIONS des oase ct es Etat
capital corporations qn de nterres,
AVIS par Ia ptseute quuue election lieu LuNDI
s q gne9Fs sS. 4 | % Il & @ nTHs sur
scuicriTe actions cest4re million mile
Orleans opeousas oaest; quatre
tons dsa eps de Pai.Tss az da Grand
polls heures clos elres
endos eprts desgus la surveillance ds spec.ers
PREMIER cheyarx, Nayades ,Inpec-
eure-g p Yancey Alak Walton, Nevle Gfefiers-J lay
SECOND WARD Pope, cempagnio Jackson 49, rue
j. hses James eaersT biamon i dhsse
TRolsEAE HARDcase Pomp ooppegnie del Tnyaus Dc Ia
Young n Hawthorn, William Emerson GreiesA w SeateB,
QuATRTEhiE wARpIIotoI CONT rue Cont Inspeears-Alex
FLASH E. Solomon, Geo c. steeyer., GiorJ W Fernandez r.
CNQUENE cafa Theatre d'orlsans rue 'orsana 80
de Arlnas p Deverge Antoine earee tref
slxEME WARD Case POmPe No. de iHtId entire no
yale ct bourbon. WARNER nj Barnoti s, Leon
sSpTfMR de- ID rue as ena ommss entire
uniGa T. eh s er ee
HUlTEhE wARDcase ponpe compugne III Pbenis No. 3.
Ss Ne Hspasae lHsp l. H"F' "" A.
NEuVIEAE wARDchsz Madame Cares snognare Mentsggt
DiEAE WARDIEnsoispare Noioaess deu rua Josephine ct
CHARACTERISTIC Tackqr, Wm. Gilmore.
Washing inpscteuW NJ Perkins, Alexander Philips. Geo
Jonas. GreGiersJOhn Fitch, VIM. Balslera.
Il. 'ar' 4s''H' '' fats a" Marie e. E. GhSssaa K Marc.
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ANOTHER LEGENDARY FIRE Another destructive fire,
the work of ncendry, occurred at Savannah the
morning of the 14th inst gang of villains who infest
that city appear to have devoted it to destruction The
loss by the last con1agration about 10000.
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are indebted to the agents of Gregorys California
Express. for Panama paper
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAlLRoAp.-This road has been com.
peted from Mobile to Chronicle distance of So miles
and the cars are now making daily trips between the two
places.
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MI Il. W. Hull purser of the steamship Empire City
will please accept our thanks for his attentions
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Fiak N Corros MnL,-A fire broke out ON the 18th
inst, in the buildings Of the Memphis Manufacturing
Company The flames subdued but not until dam
age to the amount of about $4,000 had been done
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ANTi-SLAyERY MANIFEsTo.-The Network Tribune pub
fishes address to the antslayery Christians of the
United States' 1t is signed by Arthur Tappan Lewis
Tappan and other leaders in the ansavery movements
at the North. The object to be to form coalition
with of the two great parties, in the approaching
Presidential contest
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We indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Magnolia
for river faYors
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we are under obligations to Captain Church. Of the
schooner Bonita from Vera Cruz for late Mexican papers
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MASONIC WORKS.-Persons wishine\ a i
~ MASONIC sooSs or DIPLOMAS fnd the NZ
STEELs No, 60 Camp street, where they can 6nd a.
mept Of Works suitable for the craft, mys0 II
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RuNNrNG QuARANTiNE.-The steamer Saranak has got
into is likely to get into difficulty in St Louis for
leaving the quarantine station running up the
city without permission.
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FRiaHrrsEp The Yarmouth (Iass) Register says that
the steamer which recently commenced running along
that coast, has frightened all the Goldfish away
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Nffp Ausir.

THESHApEs.-A fine lunch will be served at the Shades
at the usual hour to-day.
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Notice to 4ur Foaue,.s.

TREAsURERs OFFICE CRY OF NKwoRIEASs,l
June 49, 1889.
resolution OF Common Council approved
1861? that FIRST MONDAY IN
JULY next, ALL DEFAULTING TAX PAYERS WILL BE PRO
CEEDED AGAINST by section of the Act Of
Consolidation ljeB 9ptjyl VIII GARLAND, Treasurer.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

I352 !sssss
49, !. r,.,r,, :, !, S
" : ~ ~ Z Y = ~ -
B ~ 1DATBD CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
els9lars s.y usn =, 800
~; t;or nFeat;ns \
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lsase Mnere our EePorser aescflpes ehe Dehlo-
Ratl6cataon Meeting, and narrates rs
q nave our own "a say anu W. e.
d ~ aSs 1, .ss \.
l1eeslng w nos seem e, ~ imposing Y
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eRoreea entnasiasm Iof sfierce anu h1hg
81 ~ " 1ar1 Gown az the pockets anu
4 - caiiea ZOE Y eunesuay hght
g. nntii "a soaf1s o
Villa ~ many wealtny democrats IN
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netWeen n1teen snunafed ana TWO thousana
Az the gronnd, Ct whom, as y usual On
= large number were either Boys
" g pSiltscat opponents upen the Wnoie, we
v v Tather an unsatlsiactory ana I'M
y connnenc cement 1or our democratic
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NEW HoTEL-Several of the leading merchants of Lou
isyle have it in contemplation to build splendid hotel
in that city. Subscriptions to the amount of 100000
can be obtained at once.
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asalzs MAsoN1c-ORLEANs CHAPTER No IA
ca stated meeting of this Chapter will be hold MONDAY
@& EVENING June 81 at half-Ras o'clock BY order of the
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WILLIAM. t. GILMORE, Secretary.
M8> MEssRs. EDIToRs-Pl

l8> MEssRs EDIToRs-Please announce that
Dr. j. RTClE will be supported Candidate ASSISTANT
ALDERMAN from the Third Ward fill the vacancy by
the resignation Of T. B. WINSTON, ESQ.,, by
je2l MANY FRIENDS,
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@r MEssRs. EDIToRs-Please announce Mr..
EDWIN JOHNSON old resident city, good whg
Candidate for ASSISTANT ALDERMAN for the Third Ward
fill the vacancy occaonsd by the resignation of WESTON
jels If MANY FRIENDS,
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NOTICE or ELECTION.
NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS. May

NOTICE OF ELECTION. VI,
MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1AKsn
RY VIRTUE of an ordinance of the Commit
lion y s lily r. I Il I o Re s k~
Great Western Railroad Company approved 18th May.
I !; I'd 81 the s s s
Northern Railroad Company approved i'm My is52; and
ipg all that become Of the third
pe s a,s,as and 9' the aus
landed estate city q prop
lie hs
10 a. hRsIss asS ssa
at following Paces under the the
'ns fs WAsbAs s oEs Station ya
sionsrc p Yancey Mark Walton, Neville clerksJ C. lay
seoSb " Jackson house e caors
THIRD WARDAt Louisiana Hose.oupe Parddo
f's n Hawthorn
Flash f. Salomon Geo stesyer ClerkJ W.
Dsse stree'
c ssT @ %as Bfss1 No. Hou. street
sSRsTa ig e ssr...
Bagatse and Union streets Baehe, Rvre Gar
EsHTH WARDAt The Engine q PsHis Fire Company
No Vaudeville street Hooper, L. Bernard
streets G. Collins e. Fiantsrs Jo. pupan
o'iisi sas SSs Laurie.
sSsf5 sssfs Of Chestnut and
F4 T. ,iss Ss5
law ''''iA [ieisi A. b. cR3SsMAN haycsy ~
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Ms- LAFAYETTE AND PoNTCHARTRAIN RAIL
ROAD CoMPANYThe Stockholders in the Company
notified that election for eleven Directors will be held TUESDAY
June 49, at the Office of the Agency of the Merchants COM
psny Is Jackson Fourth poll will opened
md closed at P.
je2l!t WILLIAM. T. GILMORE, Secretary
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HEADQUARTERS oRTY.sEyENTH REGIMENT,

80 ORDERS No. THE officers and men,
@ bers Of the hereby
= assemble at the Armory, Carondee street. EVERY
SdasS-3 WEDNESDAY EVENING, at o'clock for Drill md
special business The puncal attendance of
lately enable the Regiment celebrate coming
oil Countrs Independence
Regiment respectfully invited to attend. by order
g. w. SHAW, Colonel Commanding 47li Regiment.
A. K. SHAW, Adiutant
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LAgxh ynoas CaLsoavIA The steamship Illinois At
rived at NewY0rk on the 18th inst bringing the Caor
MIA mails Of the 18th ut three days later than were re-
ceyed here by the Ell Dorado The Illinois made the run
from Aspinwal to NewYork in days and hours, the
quickest on record She brought 525 passengers, and
nearly in gold dust freight and in the hands
of passengers.
The Sierra Nevada arrived at Newly (aso from As
pinwal on the morning of the 18th inst The latter
left on the So and the former the 4h while the Ell Do
RADIO did not sail until the 9th inst from Aspinwal and
we not account for the fact that the NewYok steamers
carried to that city later dates from California and the
Sandwich Islands, than received here. The news,
however. is about the same, with the exception of two
items from the Sandwich Islands, and inclined to
believe that mistake in dates has been made by the
Sunday Herald That paper says has received the Pc
ges of the 22d of April which is five days later than
received and that that day the treaty with Great
Britain of 10th July 1851 ratified the contracting
parties
The Polunesi, of the odd says: By letter received
from ilo we learn that on the night of the 18th inst
earthquake experienced Hawaii and on the
18th eruption broke about three miles to the
northward of the reported in February. We have
yet been informed Of the extent Of this last eruption
but if prove extensive shall be informed by our at
tentive correspondent at Hlo The late eruption did but
little damage having passed uninhabited district
meeting in its either villages cultivated
land
LATER ArRcA-The brig Lowder arrived at New
York Saturday the 18th inst, from Africa Among
her passengers the Rev j. L. Wilson and lady, belong
ing to the American Board ut Gaboon and the Rev j. W.
Roberts and lady of the Methodist Episcopal Mission at
Liberia
Commodore Bruce. of II. D. M. steamer Penelope, had
given notice that the bocadc had been and taken
of from all the ports the Blight of Banin except that of
Whydoe.
New HoTEL-several of the leading merchants of Lou
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~ 3 Democratic Ratification Meeting.

Io7iisiiF MORNING, JUNE q, 1862.
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~ ms CO.'S oLIDAgBD CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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NToTlCE OF ELECTION. Mayoralty Of New

Orleans, Is52.PGrsNant the provisions l4l
section the Legislature entitled An
City and provide Tor 'h eoTeet and administration
OF lis approved 23d Faluarr by or
resolution OF the Board Of Assistant Aldermen adopted Their sitting
the Sth
NOTICE hereby given that election viii be held MONDAY
Board represent sad Ward
and to I'll the the Board oasned by the resignation
The Polls to be opened at o'clock A. 81, and to dose at ~ At the
Clerks
FIFTH PRECINCT. Mississippi Fire Company 1ehoupou-
las nspecOrsS. H. Fikps. t. Di sl, II. f.
Clerls--ChAs. Greenlrnf, VIM II. Allen.
SIXTH PRECNCTt Louisiana Hose Company
delct and Perddo .speotoss NJ Hawthorn ulot,
b Young; Gigrk9nE l. SHAY, ! r wilson;
Poydras uspectosI Walton, ". Scatel Risk
Cierks-D NJ Bseohsr +. G. uJer.
The of the election TO be mAc 10 the Mayor conformity
law tielsl 4. D. GRESHAM, Mayor
A Wis d'ELECII0N.--Mairie de In Nouyelle-
"A Orleans IL JnD dispositions
section de Pgte de Ia Legislature, ns Ae
Tile de Ia ct pour P9esSig az
6gament Tune resolution du Conse dos Assistants Ade adopts
la eahce du s JuiI-
% JUN 1852, dRl Is frlee Ward do In vile de ID euyele
eHet Conssil de1
pour rpreaener Ia dit Ward, ct nPr ID
dams ce Conseif par Ia Resignation dc NJ T. B. WINSTON
Les p5la henres atfeTm64
eudroi caps indgue In surveillance dsa
ci.aprhs
spp No 3 rue Tchouptoun .Juges II. Fkihs billiard,
F. Wade. .GraHersChs. Greenleaf VIM. II. Allan
S&EME acknowledgements des TuyauS Ia Louissae
coig1ure Carondeei ct Perddo usesJ N Hawthorn F. 6uo
SEPTiEME PRECNCTChez Arthur o'DoHn, Cirque
Poyrns .Ja5ek Walton A. W. scntes C. Risk
D. NJ, Beeeher, z. Gruber.
Les retous detection desron are fGts aie, eoniemHn is
AL Man
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Commodore Bruce. of II. B. NJ steamer Penelope, had
given notice that the bocadc had been removed and taken
of from all the ports in the Blight of Bann except that
Whydole
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military .acadea,y.

FRANCIS v r. MACE,
PROFESSOR AND INSTRUCTOR OF FENCING CAVALRY ANF,S
INFANTRY TACTICS,
Has opened MILITARY SCHOOL, at Atnory Hall First
Brigade opposite Union Row. Carondel=t street. following
branches Of the Science, wit:
ls....SABRE EXERcIs E--for Cavalry and Artillery
Sd. SAIALI-SWoRD CUT AND THRUST FENCING-tor
fantry.
CAVALRY TAeTlcsas taugE. the United ststss
go0ns.
4h INFANTRY TAcTIcsas taught at the West Point Mill
tary Academy
If PoFEsGoR MACE Gonnery Of the Military Academy Phla-
dephia) brings teatmonlala Of tho highest ability
IS SwOrisman and Tgcician.
20 OFFICERS may instructed their POSITIONS DU-
TIES ON DRILLS, DRESS PARADES AND REVIEWS by the MD
of Charts.
RErEEENcEGeu j. L. Tracy Col W, W W Wood. ieq qpf
Paul E. Y7seard,
TRANSLATOR,
Office No. 3 EXCHANGE ALLEY, between aud Coni
~ s. TfEARD ofe his the public
that he will translate English
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS CONTRACTS, ACTS OF NoTARIEs,
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS COMMERCIAL NOTICES AND
OTHERS LEA SEES, MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER PUB
Lie MEETINGS, and, in fact all kinds OF writings He will also
for Newspapers Letters Circulars etc.
He will devote HIS evenings Books finn
az Office hours from a. NJ to sP.M. sp2T 9ptf
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NO. 'l2.
Mr. Clay and the Goat.

( Almost every body in Washington
City remembers an old he goat which
formerly inhabited MAYORS Stable,
dn Pennsylvania, Avenue. This an
ihal was, in all probability, the most
il Independent citizen of the me tropo-
/ lis; he belonged to no party, though
he frequently gave passengers fstrik-
Ing proofs of his adhesion t3 the
1leveling' principle; for whenever
person stopped anywhere in his vicin-
age. Billy was sure to make at him
horns and all. The boys took de-
Light in irritating this long-bqarded
gentleman, and frequently an noyedI
him so, that he would make against
lamp posts and trees, to their great
amusement:
One day the luminary Of the West,
Henry Clay, was passing along the
Avenu T, and seeing the boys intent
On worrying Billy into a fever, stop
Hed, and with his Characteristic hui
lhanity, expostulated with the IN on
their cruelty. The boys listened in
Silent awe to the eloquent appeal of
the great statesman; but it was all
Cherokee to Billy, who-the un-
rateful scamp..-arose mJestically
q n his hinder legs, and made des-
Ierate lunge at his friend and adyo-
Date 8Ir Clay, although he had not,
'tslain a Mexican proved himself
too much for his hon0red assailant;
helseized hold of both horns of the
dilemma, and then'~was the tug of
v T4r'Llor Greek had met Greek
The struggle was long aud doubtful.
'Hah? exclaimed the statesman,
Il have got You fast You rascal I'll
tGlch YOU betterm manners But, boys,
continued he, turning to the laugh
ihg urchins, what shall | do now??'
"Why, trip up his fe9t, Mr. Clay
sud they Mr. Clay did as he was
told, and after many severe efforts.
brought Billy down OH his side
| Here he looked at ? the boys implor-
insly, seeming to say, Il never was
in such a fix before"
The combatants were nearly eX-
Pausted; goaty had the advantage,
lPr he was gaining breath all the
While the statesman was losing it.
Boys, exclaimed he, putting and
Blowing, "this is rather AN awkward
business. What am | 10 do now.
"Why-don't you know said a
little fellow, making preparation to
run as he spoke-'r;;ttll you've got to
10 is tp let 60 and run like blazest
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Notions Of the Insane.

The vagaries Of the insane are
sometimes amusing to witness; and
not unfrequently, there is method
in their madness that would not be
amiss in those who are on the out
side Of insane asylums. Many years
ago, in Philadelphia, patient in the
insane asylum of that city fancied
himself the Redeemer Of the world;
and his talk and actions were always
in keeping with his character, save
that he exacted rigid Difference to
his person and his divinely derived
power. But one day another patient
arrived, who idiosyncraey it was that
he was the Supreme Being. A lit
tie while after lis entrance into the
institution, he went into one off the
halls-as he was passing the im8gin-
ed representative Of the Son, he not
liking his bearing, reminded him who
he vas. Yes, YOU are the Son; but
know, from this time henceforth, that
YOU have seen the Father and must
obey him.. And strange enough,
said the keeper of th4 Institution TO
the friend who gives Us the particu-
lars, from that day forward, all pow
er was given unto the latter; and at
length the fancied Sons air drawn
vision melted away, and he left the
establishment perfectly sane man.
Some twelve or fifteen years ago
there was in the lunatic asylum at
" oTcester, Massachusetts, a kind of
crazy Dayy Crockett, who fancied he
could do any thing that could be
done and little more. One day a
good many visitors were walking
slowly through the halls, examining
them, and occasionally saying word
or two to the patients. After very
courteous reception of a gentleman
who mentioned that he came from S.
Carolina, the crazy man interrupted
him abruptly with:
IIave YOU felt any of my earth
quakes down there iately?'
One of the visitors replied: No,
We ve had nothing Of the kind where
| live
i thought sol ! knew it, returned
the patient, frowning 4 have an
enemy Ice. icel Why, | ordered
one Of my very best earthquakes for
your part Of the country! 1t was to
have ripped up the earth, and sent
the Mississippi into the Gulf of Mex
leo. Look here he continued, point
ing to a crack in the plastering,
that's one Of my earthquake 5! What
do you think of that? I've got more
orders for earthquakes than | can
tend to in year I've got fogr com-
inc up north this afternoon--tWo in
Vermont. -JEorcster Pmlqd.Hm.
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PRIcE OF NEGRoEs.-fheI Il.em-
phis Eagle and Enquirer a. the
oath says: "a negro boy IL Hteen
years Of age, was sold at auc ION IN !,
this city, few days since, by =, Is
I'ocl k. for the round sum Of SG65
cash
& This is the best that we have
heard Of this season. a latf mum
Der Of the AshvllIe w. ~ Aef'S'
mentions a sale IN thai toEh Oil
the Oath: y boy 20 yea 7 age,
field hand, SS8l; boy IA yea rs old
s1IG. boy ii wears old S747; boy
< or 3 years old. $3.50; womh hn and
small chId. GS25; woma D 20 years
old, $500. These prlc fs 90 mol
look much like negro property Ia;
deprecated in value.
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BEarrIFuL ScEJ Might IS upon
the earth. Darkness in the valley
and upon the hilltop.
But the moon rising ard clearing
away the clouds, dispels the gloom.
As She rolls upward the star gather
around her. Come with me and look
upon a.scene of intensely exciting IN
terest.
Enter this chamber softly--it is
the sanctuary Of innocenee-abod
Of love and peace. Bending beside
a table behold a ma blooming
oirl Of seventeen bn ler knees
Her cherry lips mo Fe, her graceful
form anxi6usly sway aying to and fro.
She is laboring under an excitement
The cool airs gush IN upon hel
through the lattice. She IS strength
ened. Could v E view more inter
esting picture?
All
Was that.a word or a long drawn
sigh? List again.
"Ah!'
Can she be unconscious of oql
presence? Her hand gre pes upon
the floor. Has she lost a jewell
Her dark eye in wild phrenzy flashes
The sweet smile has vanished from
her features. But 10! it returns II
triumph. She speaks!
"Aiary! Maryl-I'ee killed hat dIl
bug at last"
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So me conslablcs in Maine, hunt

So me conslablcs in Maine, hunt
IiHS forram, entered house ard
found woman rocking a cradle,
and singing '.iiush-a-by baby
Ndt finding "the crllteF,' one Of
Them more cunning than ihe rest
naie a dash at the baby clothes,
exclaf hing. "Swcet little baby
how much he looks like his f.
ther:' Aud sure enough, soft did,
for 10. and behold, the little offspring
turned QUITO be kcg Of rum with
a nlgItcap on
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-15

TELEGRApH TO TIE PA ciFIc.- Hen
ry 0'Reilly,of telegraphlt celebrity, IS
now earnestly engaged In promoting
the project of extendi ng the tele-
graph westward to the j Pacific, and IS
sanenine of being able to have it in
operation to San Francikeo within Is.
months. provided Congress shall
make a,lavor4ble respori ise to his me-
mortal asking for a tight oil way
through the wilderness T. ana pfo'ec-
ton to his wires. The distance Dc
tween Missouri and San Francisco 10
tabout $500 miles
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TIE CAPTURER OF LOPEZ REWARD
Ep.-The man named Castenda, who
captured Lopez, has returned 70 La
wanna, laden with honors. The Queen
gave him $4,000, and made him a
ca plain in the rural militia wlth'a sal
airy Of SIl0a month; ten negroes
and a tract of land have been given
to him. The order Of Isabel deco
rates his person;hl5 children are to be
educated at the expense OF the gov
crnment; and while in Spain, he was
permitted the farce of kissing the
hands of the Queen and the little
princess. lie can neither read mol
write.