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BE- An old gentleman, travelling some
years ago inside the Bath mail, had two
ladies, sisters, for companions The young
er, an invalid, soon fell asleep, and the old
gentleman expressed his regret to see 80
charming young lady in ill-heslth. Sab,
yes, indeed!' sighed the elder sister. 81
disease of the heart" ''Dear me-" vas
the systematic response, "at Aer age! Os-
siication, perhaps? Ossif--s" ooh. no,
a ieutenent.n
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Go TO R0otsl No matter whether
II De clear or Cloudy weather.
Sul, with equal truth lie traces
auititudes of lovely faces!
''o's da!iery, Pannsyivania avenue, near Seventh
dec 30
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nsS% The legal penalty Of death, which
was abolished many years ago by the great
Leopold, grandfather of the present reign
ing Duke, has just been revived.
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e57sD Nr. WILLIAM TUCKER, NTH such az
,;,.aacs as he naoy employ, rs authorized to re-
ere subscribers ond Advertisements for the
q Doly E e,lirg Stcr." AT. BURNS wM srQit
., IL. citizens Of Gsbrgeto'on.
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Local Affairs.

nGP The Panorama Of the Deluge now
IN exhibition at Fellows Hall was Fisi-
red By large number Of persons last even
irg. All vino bare visited it have express
81 themselves delighted with the painting.
HERE's THE GOOD OYSTERS. We have for
some time past heard this cry, and it has
oeen pleasant to our ears, but the genuine
embodiment Of the articles themselves IS
still more pleasant wien We taste them.
While On this subject we may observe that
cur neiehbor Denter, On the corner Of Sixth
street and Penn. Avenue, has provided an
immense supply of the delightful oysters
MoaE OF THEm.-Since writing the above
ne have had the most substantial assurance
rom our Old friend Jemmy Davis, that he
las supplied himself with large stock of
the best oysters that can be procured.
NATIONAL THEATRs.-This popular place
Of fashionable resort was last night crowded
to OVERLOOKING, to witness the mastery per-
8Onation of Sir John Falstaff, by the inimita-
BE Hacket There is rich treat there to-
night. The new piece Man Of the World
will be presented. Politicians by all means
should attend.
E1" II. B. Matteson has been appointed
treasurer of TIE National Theatre, in the
place Of Mr.. Bensel, resigned. Mr.. Nj,
from his polite and urbane manners, will
soon become faVorite with the the yisiters
q. thai Justly popular place Of amusement.
rs" Miss Fitzpatrick Too much cannot
be said in favor Of this popular actress.
The best way to appreciate her merits is to
60 and see her tonight at the National.
W. The citizens Of the District will be
gatfed to know that bill will shortly be
presented in the House Of Representatives
relating to spurious banking in the District
Of Columbia. They would be as much
gatifed if the notes they have in their
pockets were to be redeemed at the same
time. Laws are Of little use when they are
nos properly executed. Five or ten dollars
are cheerfully parted with by offenders who
make ten times the amount every hour CT
two. We hope something may be done to
secure our Citizens against further losses.
TO- Yesterday William Burke vas tried
and found guilty Of larceny.
Judge Crawford sentenced McQuilian.
faey, Sheckells and KidWell to four month
Imprisonment in the county jail. r. Mitch
ell and 4. Hyde, who submitted their cases
10 the court on an indictment for riot, were
;entenced-Mitchel to six and Hyde to four
EOnihs in jail
10 Ezra Smith, late keeper of the ''Adel-
Pll,' was yesterday arrested on the COLE
PANT of Joseph Wimsatt, charged with OBJ
AIMING money under false pretences After
sui and lengthy examination before JUS
~e Clarke, Smith was acquitted.
u Rs The following cases were disposed
VI Monday In the Criminal Court:
hA'abeth Beckett, negress, charged with
Nceny was found not guilty. Lucinda
JAWS negress, found guilty Of larceny, and
sentenced to nine months Imprisonment in
~e county Jail. Thomas Henson, negro,
"a '"Teny; not guilty.
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BE- True charity consists in giving peo-
pie work, not money. The latter makes
people dependent-the former independent.
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STOVES! STOVES,

T0SEPH EODGS0S at his store on II, between
81 G;h and Tth streets, fine assortment of STOVES
2IkWARE &c. to which particular attention is called
J. Il. is also prepared to execute any work in his
zine of business dec 10
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DT Pref. Reynolds, who once taught
the B Academy, was the most absent
minded man about every day affairs, ever
saw. His mind was all wrapped I'D with
books, and he cared 10 more about what
the world was up to, than q pig cares about
the Hottentots. One morning bis wife,
who, by the way, differed vastly from her
spouse in this respect, was reading aloud
from the paper an account Of horrible
murder. A man had. 60 the paper said,
deliberately killed his whole family-eon-
sisting Of some dozen members-with an
axe. Mrs. Reynolds laid down the paper
with the exclamation. "What q wretch. y
Yes" said the husband, in very quiet
tone, looking up from his beck. he shouId
be talked to-"
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DgS~ Schools are now in active operation
In almost every district in the State OF
Wisconsin.
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ACME WINES, BRANDY,

~ LfQu Ors, &c.-Just received large supply
Ct Champagne Wines direct importaons from Hsvre-
:75 baskets quarts, and pipts in perfect order, OF
high grades and selected brands, for this market.
Heidscick's Boxers, VerZsnay
Gochs's, Moelt's, Mac Saturne IDoys, &c
Also, few half pipes Of old eror pure Brandies
Otards, Hennessey's, Old London Dock, Jean Louis,
Martel, and A. Seignstte Brandies
WINES.
Madeira, Pale end Brown Sheries
Old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Sparkling Hook
Stein Wine Chateau hhrgeau
Claret, St. Julian, nsraschinc, and Curacao and
Anniseed Cordisls
English Pickles, Brown Stout and English Ale, &s.
ChowJChow, sardnes, &c. Fer sale by
GEO. d TT0s. PARKER a 90.
dec 10 Opposibn Browns HotA
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BRILLIANT SUCCESS!
EDEN, EDENI THEN THE FLOOD,
And Thunder, Storm, and DeIuSet

EDEN, EDENI THEN THE FLOOD,
And Thunder, Storm, and DeIuget
IN ODD FELLOW s. HALL.
nR. BEALES new Panorama and Dioranaa Of Crea-
~ ton and Deluge was opened.in OJd Fellows Hall
On Wednesday evening, December cd, at ~ O'Clock
Exhibitions every evening, and on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons at three O'clock. Extra exhi-
billions for select parties and excursion parties.
The painting is fresh from the hands Of the nasser
of American artist GEO HiELGE, esq OF Fhsdeiphia,
and is considered to be his masterpieoe. In these
days of penoranas Dr. BaAI could not expect to sue
eeed IN the nations capital with mere commonplace
painting; but of the PROJECTIONS OF tbs work-the
beauty of Eden, the purity of the Ely and the water
scenery, tee msjastic God ike form of ADAM the
fascinating charms Of Eve, the enchanting ~iies Of
the temptation the stern resistance, the final fall
and the terrible expusion-et Washington audience
be the judges.
Admission twenty five cents, children half price.
Liberal arrangements for sehoos. dec 30
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Ras~ What card in the pack is th
-" Trump of Fame 90
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IGKATIUs 2. MuDD, MERCHANT TAILOR.
u street bekWeen TIN and Sfh sfreefs

| AS just received a choice assortment Of all shs
IL makes CT cloths, consisting Of:
Cassimers, Festiues, Silks, Cashmeres and fancy
Nelvets Also,
Gents. Cravsts, Gloves, suspenjers, Shirts. &c.
to Which he invites rhe attention CT bis Gu toner's
and the pubic generally. He will offer goods 50 low
that they can't fail TO please those who wish purchss
asod article He Is determined 70 spare pains in
endeavoring TO please.
ALL GARMENTS
made at his establish are warranted 70 1--WE en-
fire satisfaction TO these who purchase their goods
from stores, he would say that they have Ihsn
E'ale IN The best manner and at the shortest notice
Al work entrusted TO him Will lie done promptly
and in the best manner.
Prncuaiity bring the life of trade he is deterined
I" stand by that motto trusting bis friends and The
public TO sustain him.
= s lot Of Over coats for sale low. (dee I6
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Bs5% Every mad man believes al other
mad
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GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES!

GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES!
g PARKER has now q stock Of Ladies' and
-. gertlemens' Kid and all kinds of Gloves, in all
colors and in all No. of Bajous make with stamp
in them.
Combs! Combst Combs!
most beautiful assortment OF Pr ris Shell and Bnf
alo Dress Tuck Combs, English Horn, Buffalo ard she'll
dressing and ivory me teeth Combs.
Haay BRUSHES! Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes!
English, American and French Hair Brushes in
100 new patterns; 10th and nan Brushes in great
vsriety-yerJ cheap.
PeJumey! PeJumery!! Pertume'y!!
Extracts from every flower that blossoms, at SO
cents Per bottle. Real German cologne, very fine
fresh cold cream, rose, musk, Lows brown Win1sor
WaEhing Soaps.
Shaving Materials
In this line we have taken great pains TO have
at az times, Fresh ShorsaG Cream ard Military
shavipg Cakes Indeed in this department Of cur
trade We particular, invite the attention CT gentle
men' VINO shave themselves.
PARhERs Fancy and Perfumestore,
Under National Hotel.
p s. IL ten days we shall be receiving our stock
fo- n holidays. dec is
EHNBRO1DERIES.- wish 70 call the at
e. tenGon of the ladies to my stock Of the above
goods, which viii compare with any in the city liz
style and price
Lace ana Muslin Chenise.tss
Do do Sle4qes
Muslin Caps and Cuffs
Cambria Chemisestes and Sleeves
Do Collars and Caps
ADDS. A. TATE, Agent.
A new and splendid assortment Of Aous,ssny Goods.
nR. DAB ETTI'S JUNO CORDIAL Or
IL PRcCREATiSE CoRDiAL-A certain remedy
Ia all cases impotency, bsrrenness, -four sleus diff
Kcult painful menstruaton, and ali cisesses aris
ing from dehitati.n Of the system where sn Impulse
or Eestors tive is required. For sale by
6. R. SYLVESTER,
sDesler in oil the popular patent
medicines Of the day, corner of 9th and II etA.
dec l5-eo2. Intel, Rep, Union, MetrcpJ
IF YOU ARE IN
OF FANCY GOODS, OR TOYS suitable
~ for HOLIDAY PRESENTS or LAdi o French
Elastic Cork Shoe Soaee, do not forget 70 ean st
LAMA0NDS It'll street Fancy Store,
dec l6-eo3t second oeRboow L.
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GOSHEN BUTTER, CHEESE, BUCK.
" WHEAT. &c

Il
" WHEAT. &c.
$50 boxes Goshen Cheese
3o tubs and Fl, kin Butter
% boxes English Dairy Cheese
ZOO lbs prime Family Bucs " heat Flour
SO boxes Starch
% dozen Preston q Merrill's Yeast Powders
% do Rabbits do
70 boxes ground Coffee
GO lbs. Nutnegs
. dozen Mustard, 4 and u cases
- boxes pure Pepper, ground
10Gozen pure Cayenne Pepper
Is boxes Hull Sons Toilet soap
20 do Bakers Coca ana Chocolate
10 do low-price do
Is dozen Corn Brooms
. IL bales Patent Twiae
&c nests Willow Baskets
20 dozen Manni la and Cotton Cords
so gross Matches
Now landing New York, per schooners Ya;r-
fax and Arlington, for sale wholesale retail hy
Gee is SAM'L BACON 4 CO.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BAIL.

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
TIME Committee of Arrangements take pleasure IN
j announcing that the Annual Bail Of the " ASH
INdTON LIGHT INFANTRY will take place on
Mo.das might the 10th If January, at Joctson I3aA
As it isthe intention Of the company TO conduct this
Ball similar to these given In former years. the com
furnished by competent caterer, and every effort
will be made to make it equal to auy ball ever given
By the company.
+ Tickets g, to be had at the usual piaoes
.e5el.I Y JOSEPH B. TATE,
JOHN R.-TUCKEK,
JAMES KELLY,
go JOHN ". MEAD,
JUDSON O. WARNER,
JAMES e. POWERS,
j. K MARSOLETTI,
]. r. MITCHELL,
JAMES A. KING,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Wx. ". 8. Knx, Tfeasuvr. DEC
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YOUTHS, BOYS, AND CHILUREEs'
Fashionable Ready Made Ciot hing and
Outdtting EstabIis hi ent.
WAL STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue, be
W tween 9th and 10th Streets first door eastof ths
Iron Hail. would respectfully invite parents and guar
dams TO their original and only Boys Clothing and Out
fitting Establishment in this city, whore they will End
the largest and most extensive assorsnntnt of BoyS
Winter Clothing If all grades and qsalites offered
il this city, consisting Of Over Coats Jackets Pantaoon
Vests, Shirts, d. Socks Suspenders, Befs Hats,
Caps, Shoes. &C., &C., which viii sell cheaper than
sni,ar goods be bought in this city and warrant
70 please in all cases. dec 10
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81 PARKER has now stock Of Ladies' and
-. geptlemens' Kid and all kinds of Gloves, in ell
colors and in all No. of Bajou's make, with stamp
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SHAWLS OF EVERY KIND.
WE have this day received the following, Which ~
w are determined TO sell cheaper than The sane
IAN lie bought here or elsewhere:
10 Bay state and Waterlett Mills long ShsvA, hon
s, so to $15.
100 square Shswls, all prices -
go Tertiary, Cashmere, and printed Shsws al prize
90 Cashners long Shswis, very superior audcheap
rs Grape Shawis, plain and epIbroi vhtsand
colored. VERIFY MLLkR,
eorner Of 7th street and Psnhs avensss =
dec 10 Miss De'mott's New Building.
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NEW AND CHEAP FANCY STORE.
II Just received further supply ofComns, Brush
es Porte Monaies nne French and spanish Fans ScD-
sors Ladies' Work Boxes, Pia ing Cards, French and
German Toys Dominoes, Bay Ruln DC. and for sale by
A. LAHMOND,
It'll street, two doors below y.
ga liberal disoount made TO those that buy -
sell again. decN
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GEORGE w. COCHRAN,
Wholesale and Eetal Cigarand Tobacco realer,
sEvESTE 6TTKET, BETWEEN D ANDR
EEpS constantly and the lars est assortment Of
IN SMOKING AND CHEWING T0BkC O. CI@AgS,
SNUFF AID every other article kept by The trade 70 be
b. found in the CITY, 70 which he calls tbs attention Of
dealers it is his determination 10 sell 81 the lowest
Northern prices All goods warranted a. represented
or m sale dec l6
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wom,n. Richis Convention.

d q OIL. . Z. O.
This BODY ''a'''' .g, -. "' ,,,,,',,
-, r'n,,.sJ far confederation of the con.
veii'ion s',',8 '' ''.'.' ''''.' i, H.. 49,.
uog Che "''i1 o." ''' .','',, ''' J.o, ino
u ,t, "fiae..l,,,r,s /, cnJov, in.sim.
'"' ''hD -, a,I,,,t,re. women were pfc.
' ,1, " t'o,, en,,yino asking lof an alter
o, .'''' - %o ~ vhereby the vito may
a iaS"' tt the '' c.'ai.' Of husband a, he +.
n''''s ",' LII, ,,d 5.r,a,din. that
an ., "t, eor con,l services may be the
re'' '' =, , ,,.,r,s Nv ,s nen
SAM, ,,. " .',.,'la-,,i,n of these rsson.
,;,,,s was uosponed iof the present 10 bear
''1' ,. wa, ..aJ J' Fam Mars Msa. at Indiana.
u 't','' i n ,an prcstop Ia rive an expo.
ana 10 @''9" . AZ, If AZ convention.
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Tho Washington Republic contains an
ah.'r1ci Of The three new treaties formed
90 Fob the Sioux l.,aians, aud nov before the
aea7te for re'iGcation. It appears tho
hHhcoias cedo their lands east Of the
sioux river aud Lac Traverse to the Mis-
s.lrpi except reservation one hundred
u.'ea IN length aud twenty ia width, on the
ie,h waters IL the liver Minnesota. They
afe 70 remove % tl;s reservation within
two years from The date; and. after reno.
sal. age Ia receive s;..1Jo 10 star. them
hily 10 tbeit new location. $50 900 are
90 p, expended in breaking land. erecting
m.i's, aud establishing manual labor
school and ihey nrn 10 receive for fifty
years aa annuity Of sG3.00o. payable "a
follows cash $4,000; civilization fund
$4,000; goods and provisions $4,000;
education So coo.
The Med O., wa han-loans and Wah-
paY Moo iay hards c.de all the lands now
hr|d bY them IN Iowa aud Minnesota. For
iaiuse occupation TO save reservation OF
The average width at ten miles on either
side Of the river Minnesota. bounded ON
the east by tho Little Rock river, on tho
west by the Tecliay-iam bay and Yellow
Medicine lYcJs, and south Nv line run-
uing lrom the mouth Of the l.itile Rock 10
the Llule Narala river $500 600 are tn
be paia them Tor the settlement Of debts
aud to aid in removal $50 900 Tor the
erection Of buildings, opening of farms.
Nc.i ST. zoe annually ciyh,zaiion fund;
$4,000 Annually a. educational fund. $40.
900 auYaai, Tor eocas and pro,i .ious aud
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The WikoT and Gamble Affair.

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r.. Democratic Nomination.


The New Orleans Ficayune ia paper
4 8. rather whiccish in its toneD con.
80, ,h, late d.mocr.t;. mann.
% " ''''''
boo, from w''eh we '''""' tue s""Io'nea
I,aci:
", Pierce is the son of Gen. Benjamin
80 Of New Hampshire, soldier Of
s.,ion in the war of ING, and several
Governor of New Hampshire. His
..,,er /, not marked by any very long
49,, DISTINGUISHED public services. lie
Cr .eyerai Congresses in the | :.
..,of Representatiycs from the State of
u,m,sIire. and was senator in Con.
"a, 6,o ,enrs. cnioying all that time
t..,b ,.tarm AS an able and discreet
.,,o, noted more for the solidity and
'' g'slas Of renius or oratory, although
,, s', and loeiral sneaker.
/, 5'' .'";,ncJ lis scat in March lsl2 and
l'' 'I',s ''eg i ',o ,;c' ha,;", ,al,on Jo
. i.a. - - MI tho controversies upon the
!. . r''' g A. diyi1ed rartics dnIina the
''''u' ''l, U,'i ,i '''' ,,I w., H,,ron
l'''ra''o"s o' '"'H',,' '''J i.; ~
ihe eNuT ~, s's''"" y, ~, ',, -, N
' t., n. ',s on al ,b.sc nginl. and
y" It'll, l., d,,ro,,bIv searched
VIII oohot'''' W. i l1 n,,,r.d
'''''' '''' w. I'LL .an Lo,,,o,.d
Nnri 0f gwen vote, WHICH Ndi ~ 'l""N'"
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The New Tchuantepce Grant.

{ N' Hiat III way Hclo-s i!i' istbit4Af 81
Tchuaniepec, Is no longer doubtful. Par
ties in this city have received auihrntie be-
tiers by which it IL evident that nothing hu
lormaliiy is wanting to close the adair
aud by the next arrival the official iuteli
geuce of the signature and official copee
OF the ratified contract are expected.
We published YESTERDAY the decree %
+ Congress. prescribing the terms upon whiri
the President ia permitted to make the con
tract. The contract with Nr Sloo, as Vi,
understand ia stic,y within the lctter o'
the decree. The leading articles are 90.
follows:
The right is granted to Mr. Slno and bis
associates TO open communication across
the isihmus of Tehuaniepec. drsl by plan,
road, and then by railroad or canal, $50 may
be doomed cyrcaien,; the priyi'cd,e to hr
cxclu,i,c for forty yeats after the com.
potioa OF the road. The plant road % Zee
commenced within one year after the date
of the grant, and to bc completed as soon
as possible; the railroad to be commenced
ns sauu thereafter IA transit ead trn"rror-
ta,ion will Justify, AVID be completed with
all despatph.
W Ui 'H' ,'s"' "' way ls e'"n''n u '"''
Of land one league 100 width n,cach Side of
the road, with the privilege OF taking TIM
,''' anu any "'"ef ''''''I''l ''' '"' Pun
'"h"'' inc grantee e'snS,'s u, pay - '''''
valuation Tor any private lands De 'A'A ''N'
W''n,n me ii'nih ne S''''r' Us 10 i''s,
.'' "a, " '''' ''..' " '''', ,'"'' -.
to collect transit dues al i'e ''d o' ,''
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." '"'ui ~ htitcf execution oi
The Fugitive slave law, is received hy Ger.
tam Free Sod presses at the North, with
Ironlcal lectarugs against " agitation" and
sneering illusions to the Supposed abandon.
ment of the iinality' OF the compro.
mise.
What the MARYLAND Legislature pro.
posed was prompted by the thrisiiana out
rages IN Pennsy lyania, and the fact thereby
demonstrated that the law Is defective in
It's protection Of the persons of officers and
citizens retaining slave according to
law. select committee, appointed upon
the subject, advised certain measures to be-
pursued to remedy these defects. Onc of
these looks to an application to Congress
Tor m amendment of the 9th section, for
the moro cflectual protection OF persons
engaged IN tn" arrest OF slaves; and an.
other contcmplates u friendly overture To-
the Legislature > PENNSYLVANIA for law
to provide that the facts ia criminal eases,
arising under the law, may be made matter
of record, SO that they may be reviewed in
the higher state courts, add la the courts
OF the niied States This the Free Sellers
declare cviuccs disposition TO disturb the
coniprumi'v mru encourage thu agia~
ton; and they draw from il material for
personal rcproaeh and argument to excuse
;he proceedings IN Massachusetts to OBJ
sttuct and defeat the law 1t Is au unjust
reproach, aud a hypocriteal plea.
Both these measures proposed are highly
desirable iu thcmaplkDs. and entirely con.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-26

\ SpRiNs LApf. European papers
sflic that a gitl Is uoW being exhibited 10
Paris. aul there attracted great attention,
who possesses the aN of turning round
ga one hex tor % pte of iime' which,
wtfe wo noi saaloi iae Fact by an eve.
witness. who has Just arrived 10 New lof"
nom Havre. we should he,itHie to believe
possible. GA one occasion VI BE AnEeliac
nergornied three hundred esoln,ions IN "a
minute She does not appear al I'll g'ddf
after the operations, and Is remarkably
pretty and finely formod person, Her fee;
arc very small, bui Of a singular muscular
development. Perhaps tho most striking
Part OF the exhibition "A Whe Tile Anse-
line fits circular saw to her waist in order
that the visitors may test the toree with
which she splsa by applying pieces OF wood
to The saw. Her costnf IS a complete
anil of elastic crimson silk. which displays
admirably tho staluesque proportions OF
this revolutionary lady .--l cag'ae,
Tho people OF Cameron caaeiy were to
bas, determined. on the uli., whether
they wnu.. establish work house ia that
county. by an election uudef the law Of the
ls,e ee,sla,are This Is the first county
,sii,h has avale,l itsclf OF the prov lsions
of that statute ~ fRinnip Ledecr'
The sum OF siio.0Oo has been sub
scril,rd towards erecting ih' New ,"fh
trysial Palace.