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~ r-' HS' ANAIIoN, AucttOneers
SCPERIOR WALNUT AND MAHoGA FUR
~ NlTURE AT AUCTION without reserve. the
owner leaving the clty.-On MONDAY morning
August 29th, AT 10 O'Clock, I snail sell at the resi-
dence of \. J. Tension, Esq, on 9Th street, wet
comprising
P.9RLOR FURNITURE.
One set superior walnut PaTor Furniture, seven
pieces, Tete-a tete, two Ann Chairs four sin
gle Chairs. all covered with rich gold brocateI.
ufacturers expressly for the Fair of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute held in this city, and took the
premium.
Superior walnut. square, serpentine, marble-top
Centre Tables
Do mahogany Tete tete
Do mahogany Centre Table
Do mahogany Parlor Chairs, Carpets, Rugs J.
Mating
Do mahogany voltaire Rocking Chair
Do glt-frame Mirrors.
HILL.
Do iron Hat-rack, OIcloth.
CHAMBER FURNITURE
Do Cottage Set OF fourteen pieces
do mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
DO walnut French Bedstead
Do mahogany enclosed Washstands
DO walnut high post Bedstead
Do Spring Mattress, Feather Beds and Bed.
ding.
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.
Cooking Stove and Apparatus, OIrloth
Tables, Chairs, Crockery, and Glass Ware, &c.
Terms: Over SOS, thirty ard sixty days. credit,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest,
E. N. STATION.
aug 26-3,d Auctioneer.
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BOARD WANTED-By Gentleman and
- wife in private family, located between Penn
sylvania and New York avenue and Az and 10Th
streets Address SIX. Y" Post Office, Washington
aug 27-lt*
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C. H. MYERS. Gas-Fitter.

NINTH street, one door from Pennsylvania ave-
" nue.. being practical gas filter, is prepared to
nj up Churches Hotels, Private Dwellings, Stores,
SC, at the shortest notice, in the best Manner and
reasonable terms. aug Gin
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QS-im
a Card to the Building Community Of Wash
ington and its Vicinity.

FREDERICK T.. GEIGER, Master Builder and
Architect, respectfully thanks his friends and
the public generally fer past favors and hopes 10
be favored with their continuance as he poepared
to execute all kinds ofwork his line of business az
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
He will also make Plans, Specifications and gu
perntend any kind of work that may be entrusted TO
ais care.
Pace ofresidence on street, between 9th and
18th streets. au- Is
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nR. r. H. sPEAKE-Offic and residence
IL on G street, between 18th and 18th streets.
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list OK Arrivals at t--s principal Hotels up to
i IN.


. To"1s Hotei-'V Car, &c; f Robinson, c.,
% frsnSia, La: d. Webster, Ma; X ; Rec? st:
l. a 8eckham, do; A Cay. Va, VI Il Un.bar II,
ley, Va, T. Raj and i..dy, 90; Miss Pow Va: ;
Linsanou., NH; Armlrst, La 4 Bail;,n, de-; j P
Conneiy, Ny; iIanIa,an: Co; fE.1, -: G. bra
per and lady, Mo; w II Davis, Va; HcEee, Ky;
p Fitzpatrick, Ga; II ) Davis, do; J w Evans Md:
Z Ewell, Mich; Gov Howell Cobb and lady, Ga: j
Grant and lady, do; w Adams. Miss; Vi Weir.
Sc; w III Sutton, Va; Foster, Miss: c Brahau,
do Powell, Va; w w Legare, Sc; Legare, do;
T Schnoley. do; NJ Veitch, st Louis; Capt Per
kins, Ala; Noble do; Harris, do; G PeiI. NY:
Hon t : Bocock, Va; : Grernal. do; $ Il Lack
ey, do; Prague, do; J Freeman, Md; Bruce,
Md; w Augustine, Miss; w A Evans do; W
Blanchard, do; ID Dupont, SC; EIlard and lady,
Nc; II Thomas, Miss Hon II w HilIard. Ala; j
+ fOntaine and lady, do; Miss E A Butler, Miss; B
Wilson and sister, Ala; Cooper, ST. New Har-
mony; Cooper, ir, do; Bailey and son, Md:
Carson, Pa; w w Worthington and lady, Miss; NJ
Levy, NY.
Nationai Hotel.-A Patterson, Md; c Pell, NY;
l. Scott, st Louis; G Butler, DC; PeIrce Pa
Mahon, Md A Prince, Mass; J Carter, Va; X
SOmerville. lady, do; w w Smith, La; F Stree
ter, Pa; S ] Brady do; II McMurds, Liverpool; Cap
Belt. Md; : Digges, do; T d Graham, ST. ,ouis;
Baggett, Ala; B Newell and daughter. Ga; r P
Webster and lady, do; w 8 Tnplett, Va; w Bar
kcr, do; Wolff, sc; T l. Buchanan, Fla w A
Dean, Md; w Adams, sc; A Mcmillan, Ala;
8 McGowan, sc; K NJ Blatch:ord, NY; w Ween,
Conn; g Fuller, Nh; T p Parker Ny; l. Lo-
ring, do; X II King, do; Ridgway, Va G w Win
5ton, do; COnsoe, Miss; T. G McEnery, La; S II
Rhia, Texas; J Bowling, Md; E Cowan, Nc;
fawley, So; Stimetzen, Va; May, DC; q w
;talph, do. w w Murphy, Ky; McNeaI, Ga; ] w
1ouns, ONO; Mr. Fuller, NH; s Jennings, Pa; G
w Beardslee, NY.
Cnued State, Hotel Fannes, La; e c En-
n,er'; ND; Buckley. dos Fry, Va; IL Stew
ar; 90; > ID Ball, La; X B Thompson, Miss; w p
Roberts, do; Groice, II Todd, Sc. Miss WI
cox, NJ; Harris, Ala; T Carr, NY; ] Grunn,
va; u stanton, Ky; Belt, Va; A Provost and
lay, ~; Stevenson, Ten n; II Marceron, DC;
Empire Hotel Moody, Pa; t. offt, Bait: G.
Thompson, Ohio; Miss Little, Ma; Miss uosg dn.
j RusSel, DO; ] O'Nale, Md. so N''
QUITTING AND FITTING.-Ins,uc,;o,
y given In the art OF Cutting and Fitting adde's,
DRESSES by an easy and certain method cuaran
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Stock Of Groceries and stora Fixtnres far sale

/ He stock OF GROCERIES, together with the
i STORE FIXTURES, Sc, now in the store
formerly occupied by NJ. l.. Storm, and more re-
Gently by Messrs. A. Davis & Co., on eth, above I
street. are offered tor sale The above store large
and cOmmodouS, and well located for business hay
ing now good run of custom. The rent is low and
the stock of goods well assorted and DISQUALIFICATION
gether offering change rarely met with to any one
desiring to embark in business.
The terms will be made accommodating, by an
plying TO b. F. MORSELI, Trustee
La. avenue, opposite Bank of Washington.
+. S.-All persons indebted to Messrs. A. Davis
x Co are requested to call and settle the same i'm
nedlately, with Il. f. Morsel. aug 27-lw
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.

TWO NEW TWo-SToRY FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS AT ArCTION.-We shall sell
40 'front.' OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 29Jh Of
Frsn,s ~ al , O'Clock, p. m, TWO new two story
acn On fth STREET running hack 100 feet to an sey
o' s, nse conveniently arranged rooms each.
a.. hso, part same Lot fronting IL feet 10 inches on
ley an the south side ~ ~ wv ~
immediately after the above sale, VIC shall sell
Iot NO. s. being part OF Lot No. l. Of Todd and Pep
peis subdivision of square 527, fronting os f,,;a
inches on Sd street, running back 6 feet 10 veS
alley. f's1
Terms: One third cash balsnce in ak ,vr,v.
and eighteen months. GREEN SCOTT ~
aug 23d Auctiope.ys
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TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES At AUCTION
l. On TUESDAY, August 3ofh, at 5k O'Clock D.
m, on the premises, shall sell the part OF Lot
No. 9, in square No. S. fronting "a feet on I street
morrill, by IS feet deep, TO an alley, situated near the
corner of 3d street west together with the improve
ments, consisting. of two new substantial Frame
houses, containing six rooms each.
ieims; One-fourth cash the residue in 6, -, and
the premises.
Title beyond dispute. Conveyancinc at the ex-
pehse OF tfne purchaser. spg 26-d
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X.FAENDRIcK, Machnist. B. ERTLY, Grill Engineer.
FAENDRICK e. OERTLY.

X.FAENDRIcK, Machnit. b. ERTLY, Civil Engineer.
FAENDRICK e. OERTLY.
INSTRUMENTS, IMPLEMENTS, and TOOLS,
L made to order. Turning in Wood and Metal.
Construction and Repairing of Models Phiosoph
ical, Chemical, and Surgical Apparatus and Archi
tectural Ornament designed, modelled, and arranged
to order. Elect-oplating. In fine, the above have
arranged their establishment for the preparation OF
things not always to be ionnd in stores.
G Street, between 18th and 18th. aug 20-lm-
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TTNCTURE, the
j. most popular medicine no. for sale for the cure
of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Liv:r Complaint, and
highly recommended for the prevailing diseases of
the season, can be purchased at all times, whole
sale and retail, at Winners, 9th street.
Also, Roses and Perkinson's Pain Killer and Pain
Cuer DIR. Williamss Basam of Wild Cherry; Can
mons Bitters; and the great Southern remedy for
fever and ague-Williams's Vegetable Tonic and
Anti Fever and Ague Pills.
Stationery, Music and Fancy Store, 9th street.
aug l9
- BEEBE'S STANDARD Fall Fashion -
for Gentlemen's HATS, 1853, just receiv- "a
led, and will be introduced this day, Au-SWA
gust -, at LANES Fashionable Hat
Cap, and Gents Furnishing Establishment.
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QUITTING AND FITTING

tcTTlNG AND FiTTING.-Instructions
~ given in the art of Cutting and Fitting I ad;es,
DRESSES by an easy and certain method puaran
tied TO give satisfaction in three lessons by AN agent
for Acton's Excelsior Chart.
Also, Ladies who wish TO have their Dresses made
to fit will please call Miss Griffin on 18Th street
between and 4 streets. ang 23-eolm"
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old NEWSPAPERS.-A lot for sale at tire Star
~ office. aug 19-tf
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Charter Oak Life Insurance CCmI aHy,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

Capital, 100000
Agent for washington, ID. c., B. P. WOKCES-
TER, over WI I,ehursts Gallery, Duvall's building
Medical E. miner, Dr. J. G. HALL. iy29
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EDUCATION


Corner Of I and lsth Streets, West End
THE duties of this Seminary will be resum. on
l. Nj NDAY. the 9Th of September. The elemen
fary and higher branches OF solid education con-
tinue to form the prominent features of the school
IN connection with the French language and Music,
assisted ~ approved teachers.
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Drowned.-Mrs. Iseman, wife of the bass
drummer of the Marine Band, left her home,
near the barracks, on Thursday evening last,
and was found in the water, near Blagden's
wharf, On Saturday morning. She was SUBJ
ject to fits, and was, at times, slightly de-
ranged, which probably caused her death
She leaves husband and three sons, the ED
est eighteen and the youngest ten years of age.
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MISS nj. 8. CALLAN,

WILL open FEMALE SCHOOL, on 9Th st..
~ between and VI streets, the FIRST MON
D.7F IN SEPTEMBER No mains viii he shared
to give satisfaction to those who may commit their
children TO her charge. Lessons in Music and Nee
die Work viii be given. Terms made known on
PERSONAL application. aus e7-eoox.
YNHE Schools Of the Washington
Il Seminary VIII reopen on THURSDAY, the
LIST of September. aug e7-dtls,Sen
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Bad Proettes.-On Saturday evening, sew
eral little boys were arrested by the Clerk of
the Centre Market for eating melons, and
throwing rinds on the pavements This bad
practice ought to be stopped. Several of our
citizens have been severely injured by slip
ping on melonrinds in the markets.
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INKsiLOEDON INKS!

aug Q
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another Change Of ArnlOry.-We learn, in
A"ai'ion TO the change of the armory OF the
montgomery Guards to Copp's Saloon, that the
splendid cavalry corps, the Presidents Mount
GU 1uards, Captain Peck, have also changed
lnelF quarters to the same
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Cool and Curious -vcry.l :

fI.Ilfft 3 fff ,Ifif ~.
Some people are in almost every trans
action Of life, as "cool as cucumbers, "as
the saying is. Reverses of fortune, po-
sition, whether for good or had
they seem to look upon as natural COM
sequences of a life time--taking them all
with a GOODNESS that would astonish u
q Grecnlander. Your "down east" Yam
kee belongs to tliis class Of people, is IS
first class specimen. Nothing cxcites
him, GOODNESS sticks out in all his bus,
ness and other transactions; in short,
nothing exceeds his GOODNESS but his cll.
riosity, Or his inquisitveness, yon may
have it. The case in point graphically
illustrates both of these prominent pecu-
liarities of Jonathan. f3s
Hezckiah Dodge was Yankee in cv.,
cry sense of the word, born, raised and
lived somewhere in the Green Mountain
Stalc. Hezekiah kept store, sold dry
goods, groceries, hardware, and almost
every other article necessary or ever
thought Of. Every fall he used to visit
New York and make purchases for his
store "teu huns Like most folks who
hail from bis portion Of the country, hc
was death on dickering, must see, price
and sample every article d man had il
his store. 1t happened, one day, willis
"Yank" was onone Of these explorations.
that he dropped into a store on john
street, up two pair of stairs, kept by d
nervous, irritable, and rather pugilistic
gentleman. OF course, he must sec ev
erything, ask the plice of this, that and
the other article, and finally after all. he
made up his mind that he'd dropiu a.
gain.
"lguess lshan't buy to day; will most
likely drop in ogn," says Yank
course the merchant wasin no good
humor at this announcement, after ha,.,
ing been bothered by exhibiting nearly
all the goods in the store. In fact, hv
was angry, bclligerent.
"You ID Yankee, you." he cx-
claimed, 81 don't believe you want to
buy at ali. Clear out of my store, or III
kick you out" and suithg thc action to
the word. he let fly his calfskin, which
meeting Yank, nearly capsized its excited
owner. w
'Iookhcre, mister says Yank, keep
cool, don'tget excited: now don'tln and
opening the door, he bid the merchant
good morning.
The Yankees GOODNESS was too much
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NUMBER a.

their skins get as yellow as q cucumber
gone to seed--their eyes have no more
lustrc than blue heans in q withered pod
land their whole systems get 80 Shat
tered, at last, that they will hardly stand
the shock Of a severe compliment. What
then must they dol Why, enleavor 10
make mp, by artificial means, for What
Nature couldlave done (and q great deal
betteD had she been allowed her rownway.a
they take physic, to prop uptheir consfi-
tutions, and apply paints, washes, clialks
and COSMETICS, to oreeover their pristine
bloom and youthful beauty. yanug
bachelors |. don't have, anything to do
withlonei ofthese. They are counterltits
gools-spnrions articles; and, after YOU
have had them upon your hands for Il
while, you will come to the conclusicnl
that, you have seen the elephant, teyonr,,
sorrow.
My hearers: once in a while you come
across one who starves her love to feed
her prde;' but what that pride is, 1 il
difficult to tell. 1t varies Under different
circumstances. She won'tmention lter
love, nor open .he doors Of, her heart t,,f
allow it the liberty to GENE ont and sonr
upon butterfly wings through the bland
atmosphereo franknes aud freedom. No.
she lets eoncealmeht, like worm in an
applc-core, ieedupon her damdgedcheek.
And all this through pride, vanty,iool-
ishness, or something fthesort! Psbawl
all yon girls who want husbands, and
can't get on withont'em, speak out, and
don't be afraid. You will thus get them,
quicker, and better ones too, than by pur.
suing any vanity,fceding, prde-painpcrN
ing, ormake- believe bashfuleourse. Goa
ahead-make known your wants-pub-
lish your preferences and you shalle each
be rewarded with a husband who says
his prayers daily. chews tobacco, looks
after his household, and takes delight in
being considered q drnestic ANIMAL Sor
mote it bel ss ~ Ns,n4,e a.
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pleasure corresponding to what her hostess dis
played. There was a sense Of eoastant upon
her which was supposed 10 be caused by The
fatigue OF her journey, and She early retired to
rest rg IlfAlfffi 5I.e III ID.
In the morning the cloud had somewhat ubated
but not entirely disappeared. Oar friend voted
inwardly that his wife's aunt was soured maiden,
but he gave expression to no opinion. When the
husband had left, she said: DB
well, my dear, | am glad to see you so well
and happy The pleasure is not the less" (her
face gave her the lie as she said SOY that it Is n.
expected
'Read that letter. See first that there is no pre
payment. which | regarded as an evidence Of
hurry and anxiety H .aal gfauldi II
The niece took her husbands letter, and read as
follows; oI ilii it''fl-l 9l'i
my Very DEAR AuSr II can postpone wri-
ing to you no longer. and regret that have done
1t SO long. am onxions TO receive visit from
you at your earliest convenience, and nv wife
desires Il very much Trusting that we shall soon
sec you, am .''''
M iiar {'Yows, inihastc, V aa
The pnor wife's face wore first look Of blank
astonishmeni, and then changed from white 10 red,
and then white again, under Aunt Expectations
fixed gaze. ego 'sin n10'e H Q'9i rTI
what does that mean?' said the aunt
Il don't know.' 5I9tiata2a. " ~ 9Aj
But what does he mean BY 4 oan postpone no
Ionger,' and visit at my earliest convenience Q !,
and my wife desires Il very much YJ sinf
The fact IS my dear aunt, that my husband is 0
very negligent correspondent | gave him no
peace till be could tell me he had written. He
could postpone il no longer in comfort-that is all
Your earliest convenience Is a nercantile nhrast
in soliciting payment, which slipped into the let,
Ter in his haste. And that did desire TO see my
only blood connection IN the world Is certainly
very true, as have written you hundred
tines H3 fNHF R7fI Tfnf
4 see il all but il is very little satisfaction L
me for the fright and uneasiness which have hur
rled nc over the mountains on long journey, ant
at bad season Of the year, for such an expediiiop
shall understand his next letter, IL he ever write
one-which beg you wont insist on SO earnestly
again.'
Aunt Expectations was somewhat molifel be-
fore the day OF return came round, as her friendl
did all in their power to make her visit pleasant
And her anger was completely subdued when
The next year, in her western home, she was an
prised. by a carefully-writtcn, long epistle, PRO.
nerly dotted with reflections, and not signed
Yours in haste that her nephew had called hi,
frst-borh by her name. f 7rJf ri
The visit was not without advantage 10 thC
couple. II did not defeat their expectations, bul
insured them; for the shrewd ami devised hei
estate in trust for the children when she died, no
long afier. and thus saved II ficm becoming 10 th,
fathers creditors Yours, in haste .,71 ~.
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Curran and the farmer.

farmer attending a fair with ahundred pounds
in his pocket, took the prerauton Of depostirg II
in the hands of the landlord Of The public house at
which he stopped, Having occasion for II shortly
afterwards, he resoried to mine host for the bail.
ment but the landlord, too deep for The country
man wondered what hundred was meant, and was
quite sure no such sum had ever been lodged in
his hands hy the astonished rustic After ineiTec-
tual appeals to the recollection, cnd finally, to
the hon r Of Bardolph, the farmer applied TO
Curran for advice. ~
'EIave patience, my friend, said The counsel;
'spcak 10 the landlord civilly, and tell him that
you are convinced you must have left your money
with some other person. Take friend with you,
and lodge with him another hundred in the pre-
sence of your friend, and then come to me'
Moved by the rhetoric or authority Of the wor-
thy counsel, he followed the advice, and returned
tohis legal friend.
'And now. sir, don't see as I'm to be better
OF for this, il get my second hundred again and
how is that to be done?'
Go and ask him for II when he is aone,' said
the COUNSEL
SAY, sir; but asking wont do, l'ze afraid, with
out my witness, at any rate
Never mind, take my adyce,' said the counsel ;
do as bid you, and return 10 me.'
The farmer returned with his hundred pounds,
glad, at any rate 10 find that safe again in his pos
session.
'Now, sir. suppose must be content; but
don't see as Pm much better off,
well, then,' said the counsel; now take your
friend with you, and ask the landlord for the hun.
dred pounds your friend saw you leave with
him.
The willy landlord found ih,t he had been taken
A 4 ~ - a =
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81. ~ auuh 'iF'uVr FVHpfS Vu saHP Hfaa4
As will no siege abide; .gsi 10
hate fool who slaryes her love
Only to feed her pride.
My HEARERs:every one Of us, in this
unsatisfactory sphere seems to entertain
q fault-fnding wonderas to why heaven
has made lis as we are9' The only an
swer to this is, Heaven, Nature, God,
Creator, ors whatever name you choose
to apply, has made us MS we are, for the
good reason that We couldn't have been
put into q better shape to afford scope
for our mental and physical faculties
Yet thousands and thousands there are
who find fault with themselves, or rather
with the One who devised, planed and
put them together. They arc not salts.
fled with being THEMSELVES, but they
must be SOMEBODY ELSE; still, strange as
the anomaly may appear, no one seems
really willing to swap himself for the
hest live mortal upon earth. ASK one Of
the juvenile feminine gender whether she
had rather be a boy than a girl, she will
answer: In RATHER DC A GAL. And
vice versa with the other sex. Still, all
We frail mortals arcmore orless inclined
to assume airs, to affect to be what we
are not. Our vanity must be clothed in
gorgeous and costly array, and our pride
must be pampered to the expense Of So
Der judgment % i.s'l,!
Ny dear friends: I'd just as lief say il
as not, and will say it, if | get my cars
boxed and my lair pulled, that women
arc more artificial and affected than men,
Well, it is all right, | suppose, that they
should be. They don't do the courting,
and are not allowed theliberty Of making
the first advances; consequently, they
must to contrrve attract. never could
see, though. how any great capital could
ever be made ont of the ridiculous enor,
mites Of Fashion. Some young ladies
not only starvc their love to feed theil
pride, but they must staryc and torture
their poor bodies out Of all rhyme anC
reason, Some won't taste Of coffee, lesi
it should bo the means Of accumulating
too much adiposc about the ribs, and ma
king them measure an inch more than Il
desirable around the waists. They ust
no butter, for fearof a pimple upon theil
pretty noses; nor partakc Of q particle o
meat, under a horid apprehension Of in
curing a muddy complexion. Butmarl
the consequence; they soon become weak
lly, nervous, fdgety and old maidish-
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NOTICE.

NNTE WOULD most respectfully inform our
w friends and the public, that we have taken
the house 4 the late Jno palen in Albuquerque,
and completely fitted the same as a Hotel Oar
friends will always frd us or band No pains shall
be spared TO render all who may give us a call
comfortable and well provided for Attached TO
the house are cOrrals and stables At all times we
shall have IN abundance Of forage. Our tables and
bar will be well filled with the best the country
affords A44 .t.d t,i
Terms cash. ts 45H
@e BRANFoRD & JEANNERET.
Santa Fe, Oct. ID, lS5S.--tf
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-11-26
Written for Gleason's Pictorial.
THE SPIRIT MESSENGER,
by rAEK BENJAMIN.

A beautiful superstition prevails among the
Senaca tribe of Indians. When an Indian maiden
dies, they imprison young bird until il first be-
gins to try its powers Of song, and then loading it
with kisses and aresses, they loose its bonds over
the grave, in the belief that IT will not fold lis
wings nor close IFS eyes until il has flown TO the
spirit land aud delivered its precious burden Of
affection to the loved and lost.-GleasOn's Pic
forial. fl