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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
N A ITO Ar GRE G

1,HE NATIONAL GREYs take pleasure in an
i nouncing to their friends and the public gene
rally that their fifth Annual BALL will be sivcn at
Jackson Hall, on MONDAY. the 2lst instant.
They have engaged Capt Prosperi's celebrsted mil
tary and Cot lon Band, who will open the ball with
an original Qnickstp, composed expressly for the
National Gre, ami the occasion, and the Company
pledge themselves that they will spare no pains te
make this tie Ball of the season.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Capt Lemuel Towers Lieut. Francis Holden,
Lieut. James Sutton, Lieut. Wailee,
Sergeant Peter Egan, James Stone,
Samuel Sloan, RG Shekel1,
John g. Dudley.
Managers on the part Of The Company
Surgeon Riley, Grant,
Quar- Flaherty, Isaac Grey,
Ensign G Boyd, Robt Grimes
Sergeant A Boyce, Henry Hoffman,
sergt Buckingham, llsrbook,
Corp Tate, &c Tardella,
Corp Frye, FJohnson,
Corp Schaid, Kirk,
John Bathem, Lowe,
John Brown, X Merryman,
Isaac Bartlett, 7 r Mcguire,
VIM Bryan, Jno ONeal
Jas Baird, Keplsr Philips,
Jno Peck, Arthur Humphrey,
W W Bean. JFB Purcell,
Jno T. Bradley, Richard Staples,
Renj Burns, Casper Shafer,
Davis. Jas Vermillion,
Jno Fitzhugh Patrick Wilson,
Jos Friedenwald, j Williams,
German.
Managers on the p1rt Of the Military.
Maj Gen Jones, Col hickey,
Br Gen Wciyh.man, Lieut. Col Riley,
Maj Bacon, Maj Keyworth,
Maj Wallach, Adj Middleton,
Quar- McCullum, Capt Buckingham,
Capt Darlington, Surgeon Morgan,
Capt Bradford, Capt Bright,
Capt Schwartznan, Capt Smith,
Capt Peck, Capt Key,
Captain TAFT.
Managers on the part Of the Citizens.
Hon Jno W Maury, David Hepburn,
Hon " w Seaton, EN- Chaplin,
Hon Walter Ienox, Bailey,
Jonah d Hoover, Jno Mcguire,
Richard Wallach, VIM Fitzpatrick. jr,
Thos DOnolOO, .]no lcep,
VIM Cooper, Jpo Sergeant,
Jno Towers RE Doyie
Samuel Douglass, Jas Gordon,
Geo " Hinton, McNerhany,
W Huntington JOS W Davis,
Eayly. Benz Sheckeil,
Mohun, D Clarke,
Samuel Bacon, Jas II Sheckell.
The Ball will be opened at o'clock.
Floor managers will be designated by red and
white rosette. Managers the part of the Military
by p scarlet rosptte. Managers on the part of thr
Citizens by white rosette, which will be- furnished
to them at the door. and on the part of TIE Compn
ny by their uniform.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS: to be had ut the usua!
places. and ut the door the evening of the ball
LaditE who may pot receive invitations will pleas
send their names TO I. Z. Mcguire, Pa avenue near
AZ street. nov 10th
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80 FOR RENT-The frame COTTAGE, sit
a. uated at the corn-r of 18th and Streets Pos
&sxlsessian given the 18th instant The locati,
is healthy the house is in excellent condition, and
together with pump of good water, and fine gar
den spot constitutes desirable residence for small
family. For further information inquire ut room
No. i, Sd story Pest Office Department
nov l1-3ts-
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g. FOR II Z n IA conmodious Frame
L:a HOUSE. with nine rooms and wide passage,
on 18th street 81 door north of L. There il pump
o. excellent water in the yard Enquire at Room
No. ~, General Land Office, or of Alexander Bour-
land, adjoining the premises.
nov l2-3t#
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REMOVED.

hGMVVIUs
JOSEPH HIGGINS, Jewel
A&sE&S Ter, has removed his Store to
AFESSs3s.nAth e north side of Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th andy 9Th
streets, doors west Of Wizards Hotel, where he
has opened large and handsome assortment Of fine
JEWELRY, WATCHES. and SILVER WARE.
He feels thankful to his friends and patrons, and
hopes that they will continue with their calls
N. BAH kinds of fine Jewelry and Watches care
fully r-pSired. nov 11-eoSt-
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COLLECTORS Office NV 1,s,a

Collectors Office, Nov. z, 1853.
NOTICE 20 DELINQUENT TAX-rAfkRs-No
tce Is hereby given to all persons who are in
debted to the Corporation on account for taxes for
the year Of 1858, of whatever description that un-
less the same be paid on or before the 3lst day of
December next ensuing, it will he the duty of the
undersigned to enforce the collection by advertise
ment sale OF property according to law.
r. j. ROCHE,
nov S-aotd. COLLECTOR.
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no r A l. E-Or exchange for property in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria. Il
very d'irable tract OF land containing 12 acres Iy-
ing in Alexandria county, Va, about y miles west
Of Georgetown, and miles ON tho centre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by ". A. Brad
ley, Esq. More than one half the land is covered
with good wood aud chestnut timber. it is a most
healthy place. and may be male beautiful Summer
residence. affording a fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, profitable market and dairy farm.
The soil and situation well adapted to the growth
of the vine and all kinds of fruit Apply at this Of
nee fer further information poy lit.
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"a FOR RE Ton the north side of Mass
LEI avenue, between 18th and 5th streets, a large
two-story frame HOUSE, containing ten rooms, pas
sage. Two parlors, dining room, and kitchen on 1st
floor. and On the second floor sleeping chambers
For further information inquire Mt the third house
west of the above. Also for sale, small frame house,
on the north side OF the above square, containing,
FIVE rooms nov 11-3ts,
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Ry L. n. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

Ky IL. n. STRATUM, A uCt10neer.
cOo reserve, TO close accounts, for cash in
baukabe funds-On TUESDAY morning. NOvem
Der 18th, at 10 o'clock, at my Auction Room, shall
sell general assortment of Dry Foods and Embroi
derifa, to close sundry accounts. We name in part
Superior Irish Linen, Bleached and Brown Muslin
Delaincs, Cashmere, Mousselipes
Black and colored Brocade and plain Dress Silks
Brown Linen Table Cloths
Canton FlanDels, Satin Vestings
Spool Cotton, Corded Skirts
CLOAK ings, DrilliDgs, H osiery, and Gloves
l20 pieces super Gentlemens Handk'fs
EMBROIDERIES.
Handkerchiefs, Underslceves, Collars, Cuffs, Capes
Sups rior Linen and Lace Hapdk'k, &c.
Sale positive. E. y. STRATTON.
nov S-eo&ds- Auctioneer
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baltimore, Nov. 14.-Baltimorc and
Ohio Railroad shares advanced to day.
Sales at g..
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DISsOLUTION,-T

n1SSOLUTIO The co partnership hither-
- to existing under the style and firm Of GIDEON
Co. is this day dissolved by consent of the co part
ners GEO s. GIDEON is authorized to settle the af
fairs Of the late firm. A. T. BURNLEY,
J.. SARGENT,
GEORGE GIDEON
WARRINGTON November s. ls,3
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VALUABLE MARKET and Dairy
Farm for kscnt.-Notley Ball. & valua-
BILE Market and Dairy Farm. opposite Alexandria,
Va. will be rented from the LIST of January next 1t
contains 100 acres well improved land, a commodi-
Gus brick dwelling house, and all suitable out
houses. The distance fr, M Alexandria is 20, and
from Washington market seven miles For terms
inquire IF the subscriber, street. bet Is ard
10Th streets. " ashington. j. NJ GILLISS.
T-poCw.
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10 II II e N II Furnished or unfinished
Il ROOMS. with or without boarding, can be OBJ
tanned in a private family by early application
Reference as to respectabiiy will be required In
quire at 7. B. Browns Store, corner Of 7th and
STREETS. oct 4-eotf-
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= SIENNA FIGS

A bic, safe, and effectual remedy for con
"A stpation Of the bowels. nervous or sick head
ache, produced by a state of habitual ccstiveness
&c Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
VIII. GILMAN, Druggist
Cor. Pa. avenue and ~ street.
Sold in Georgetown by J. L. KIDWELL.
ney 6-ss+.
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DOR SALE-rwo fine HORSES, at Mr.. Cow
Il lius,'s Stable, on G, between 18th and 18th sts
They belong TO private gentleman, and offered
for sale only because he oontempatcs leaving for the
c'untry.
MIR. CowIipg will show them and state the price.
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have 80 kindly and generously patronsed me during
the time l was Engaged in bu neSs at the above
named corner will say that it wi afford me great
pleasure il they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor, Mr.. j. H. Johnson who wor-
thy of their confidence, and who will extend to them
every accommodation. T., i. MILLER
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FIFTY DOLLARs viii, ho ~,

"a FIFI u U Il Il A II Will he peil
II q for the recovery Of an old-fashioned Gold
49, WATCH, CHAIN, and SEAL, lost in Wash
iugton, on or about the 10th of October The watch
was msd- by Richard Bayley, London, No. 1895; the
seal topaz engraved with coat of arms Il
The above reward will be paid and no questions
asked by delivery to j. w. MANKIN, nearly oppo-
site Union Hotel, Georgetown.
nov 5-2w. JOHN TAYLOE.
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I'OR RENT-A store and cellar, on the cor
Il ner of - street and Mary la nd avenue, E,lta-
bic for grocery til apotheCary ore. For particu-
lars enquire on the premises. To good tenant the
rent will be moderate. nov 12-3ts
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I'M NIIN" q ROOADINDINC .-The
undersigned. having purchased the establishment
heretofore owned by GIDEON Co informs the pub
lie that he Is prepared to do every description of
Printing and Bookbindirg at the old stand, ON oh
street near Pennsylvania avenue.
nov ll-3e GEO. 8. GIDEON,
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Temperance Haii.-Last evening, the usual services
were performed in this building before .ience
not so large as was expected, it having been an
nounced that Mr.. A. Hunters advertisement was to
he critically examined The meeting opened with
musical performances by the talented choir. Mr..
savage then began discourse about pettifoggng
lawyers, which he suspended 10 permit Mr.. Gun
nlns,am TO spea:. Mr.. C. devoted much Of his ad
dress to Mr.. Hunter, who quietly sitting among
tie audience. The remainder of his discourse wa
GeIuncition of The Star, pfocaiming the latter TO
be The IAN OF the runlseller and guilty of malicious
falsehood and hat his business and that of his CO
orators was TO ,ivc to the community sOundness OF
understanding and clearness of intellect" callingit
strikes Us, requiring to possess those qualities
before he can impart them. After Mr.. c. had con-
cluded, the gentle Mr.. Savage took the stand and
talked awhile. Among other sensible remarks, he
adopted suggestion that if the taverns were closed
there would be no place to get items.
Wdtch RetTns.-f esterday the following
were disposed of in the guard house: r. Wilkinson
disordcrly in MARKET fine and costs. c. Williams
coorcd, ont after hours; do Jno. G. Johnson :sor-
DERBY; do. w. Hines, do: dismissed. Nott do
| fine and costs. Jos. Smythe, do; dismissed. +.
Lucas, do; fine and costs. JnO. Thompson, do do
Jas. Pndcr, do; do. w. Hamilton, colored, do in
market; do Martha Hall, do; drunk and disorderly
work house 60 days Polly Jennings, colored,
grant; dismissed. OrmsIey, do; do. This morn
Ing Polly Jennings. cOlOr:d, vagrant; work honse 80
days Mrs. Knight, dsorderly; do 60 days John
Jones, colored, out after hours; fine and costs.
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SOMETHING NEW.-The ladies' say that
~ L. T. MYERS stock of EMBROIDERIFS and
Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS is better assorted and
contains greater variety than any that has been
offered in this city for some time. and he has now
just returned from the North with an entire new
stock, which you will do we'll to call and examine at
the earliest possible moment.
FIT. MYBR,
Pa. avenue, between Sth and 9th streets
nov 5-eo4t-
billiard TABLES FOR SALE
ID Two of the best BILLIARD TABLES for sale.
inquire at J. Casparis on Capitol Hill. Price $500,
cash. oc14n
n to keep his Office, as heretofore, on street.
between 18th and lith streets.
&C 20-eolm*-
DLOUGH, LOOM, d ANVIL for Novsm
Mr.. Ru.herford's Children, by the author Of Wide,
Wide World.
Peruvian Antiquities.
The Gar and the Sultan.
The Flag of the Union and Ned Buntlne's Own for
next week received and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON's
Bookstore, cor. Pa avenue and AZ st.,
nov b Odson Building.
lust RECEIVED
y boxes Oranges Malaga Lemons; 1000 Cocoa
Nuts; Bunch and Layer Raisins, in whsle, halves,
quarter, and sighths boxes Currants; Pruries In
glass jars Cicily paper shelled Almonds, &C., for
sale by NJ. NJ DORRIGAN CO.,
nov ll-F&M2t- Centre Market, west side.
TNFAN IT'S a. children's Hats and
i Caps Of all styles, colors, and qualities Also
misses Flas of fur and felt, white black, and drab
CHAS. H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Cents Furnishing Estab-
lishment, Pc, avenue, near ~ street,
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DOOmS FOR n f T-The two elegant
Ii ParIors and Chamber over our store. They
are admirably adapted fer dasuerreotypists, artists
or ivate gentlemen. They will be rented separate
y if desired.
NJ. W. GAIT & BRO. Jewellers,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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G-WYMAs is doing wonders, but his changes are
not as sudden those produced OH the grey heads
and grey boards, throughout the country by GIL
MANS HAIR DYE
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NAGERS:
On the part Of the Field and iYoF
al. Gen. W Jones. Col w Hickey
Dr.. Gen. X Weiyhtman Lieut. Col. ii Reilly
Maj. Walach Maj T. Dencho
Maj. r. Keyworth Mai P Bacon
Quart. McCollum Adt L. j. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst Surgeon Grynes
On the part Of tie Light Intantry
Capt Darlington, Lieut. VIM Ii Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. Tucker
Ignatius +. Mudd.
On the part Of the National Grcys
Capt Lemuel Towers, Lieut. L Holden,
Lrut sutton, Lieut. C Wales,
Peter Egan.
On the part IF the Walker SAarpshooters.
Capt " Bradford. Lieut. McCoium,
Lieut.. Blrkhead, Lieut. J III Goddard,
VIM. Smith.
On the part If the Boone RiAemen
Capt Il u Bright, Lieut. 2 Otterback. jr,
Lieut. IL ober, Lieut. NJ sanderson,
George Miller.
On The part Of the German Icogers.
Capt Scbwartzman, Lieut. W Petersen,
Lieut. Eicborn, Lieut. A Lehman,
- Cophenstine.
On the part Of The Montgomery Guards
Capt Key, Lieut. Reilly,
Lieut. W Feeny, Lieut. Kelleher,
James Maher.
On tie part If the Presidents Mounted Guard.
capt ) Peck, Lieut. Clark Mills,
Lieut. j W Baden, Lieut. J Psttibone,
John Finch.
On the part Of the National Guard.
Capt A TAFT. Lieut. J ii Bird,
Lieut. Humphrey. Lieut. Allen,
I'll,
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b'scmy Casa case Of this sort is 10 BE- tried
before Justice GUIhh. on Thursday next. in which i
MIS- Adrisn j. defendant. Casec ofihie SORT gcner-
ally excite great deal ~ curiosity, and The Justice
' expect quite an au'iieRce. She is charged with
n"''hs i~" husbands, G. w. Adrien and Heck iah
'ao"sr- We lean that she pleads divorce from
one.
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Programmes will be furnished the Ladies by the
floor managers upon their entrance into the saloon
Gentlemen wishing invitations for Indies are request
ed to leave the ladies' names with the captain OF the
company.
Tickets TWO DOLLAF admitting a gentleman
and ladies: to be had at a,e principal Hotels Music
and Drug stores, of I'll" members of the Company,
and at the door on the evening OF the Bail
Ee- The floor managers will be designated nv
blue scarfs' The Committee Of Arrangements by
''blue rosctteS." nov oh
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hguest.-Saturday morning, an inquest was held
over the body Of infant eleven weeks old, which
had smothered itself. The child TUNED over on i,s
face in the night and smothcred in that position. In
the morning the father took up the child TO play with
n, and found IL dead. Verdict ace or,IingIy
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O. FOR RENTING small Frame U0U SEES,
lii on street. between 3D. and AZ south. Apply
to c. W. HAFENNER,
street, between 4 and Sixth streets.
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Stone Cutters B'tH.-This grand affair is TO take
place at Jackson Hall on the evening of Dee. 5, and
Is being eotten up with the high spirit OF their former
ball, which ndeedth mean To surpass. The charm
ing dance, "Pop goes the Weasel" is to he intro
duced from Philadelphia, and doubt the "Jours"
viii enable all TO cut the pigeon wing, or any other
figure, on the square.
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.inention, Mi'ituy Boy.-The Union Infantry,
the gallant Juvenile military corps OF Washington i.
going ahead nely, and nOw only ten or eleven
more members TO get their small arms from the Gov
ernment- See advertisement in relation To them
aud march, boys, good spirited, genrIemany boy>
and unite with the ''UniOns.''
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-iocident.-i esterdsy, a son of Mr.. T. Burch wa
playing in unfinished building on 18th street near
the avenue, and by some mshap fell from the third
story. The lad was picked up and examined, when
il was discovered that his leg had been broken by
the fall. Surgical aid WAS sent for and the lad is
doing as well a. could be- e,prcted
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Insulting Femnles.-Ne hear many comulan,s of
"e conduct oil snail man, German in appearance,
with sandy hair. who wears long black sack over
coat He Is ia the habit of following ladies in the
street To their great annoyance. II Is 10 be hoped
that our efficient police will overhaul him shortly,
when Engaged
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NsU Presbyterian Chl1ch.-A new Presbyterian
church Is about TO be erected Capitol HILL for the
Rev. J. Milton Henry, who has been preaching 10
q good congregation in the Hail of the Columbia
Ergine House, for -ome months past.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E'cR sALE.-A BLACK MARE, BUGGY AND
HARNESS, the mare is but years old, kind and
gentle. and we'll adapted to family use, also fret
rate r LONDON COUNTY MILCII COW. Apply st the
metropolitan Stables, Jackson Hall Alley or at the
Metropolitan R"tcctory Pa aver ne, next 10 Jackson
Hall novl i-3t cod.
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To The Bensrolent.-Attenion is called To the con
dIt'on OF the poor Irishman, Matthew HoIoran, who
was seriously injured by the falling of scaffolding
al the building of MIR. T.. Green, in the First Ward
on Tueseay last. Hcis suffering severely, and needs
the help Of the benc VIOLENT, which can be bestowed
at his dwelling. Mrs. Connor's, eth street between
q and II streets.
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WTANTED-A respectable American or Ger
w man WOMAN, as child's nurse None need
apply without good recommendations. Enquire at
this Office oc 2S-dtf
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Grand Masonic Heetins.-Thc annual meeting OF
tue "rahd Royal Arch Chapter OF the State of Mary
lahd and District of Columbia, to be held at the
Masonic Hall in this city tonight. number of the
members of the order arrived here 10 dav.
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IlFIiH TRph I.N-I.kND.

N'lt'-l l''.'.'.'' 80 t-i' -'..- !''", 'i'~'rit-.-
I"Eg-u"a lii. I'm Nav l>.,;.
NJ, first !ay ia En-ltl w,, th,. Sai,i,arh.
/; Wa> GOOD 10 plant ones .""' on the >oliI
..rounl allrr cro->i',.. three thousand mi,S
OF trcacE"rouS. >"a: ard much ~ ln,,,l odd
ocean, and r.ioir,,i n the wr,.> AMI waves
that had vs. IN ,ia,:.r, il VI, better io l,. on
the h">om ot iAoih,r earth, and Ia have a
re' over iny hca'! anl :dcccnt bcI on which
,"!:c
We went IA cumprnv,soni. twrntv-fyr pas
>rn-cr>. tothc >;,ln.. hr'.I in Portsmouth. and
returned TO the ,'I-,nm-hon~, At an aI,.ointcd
inn.. tor "lr la".,a.r. which hal To l." cx-
amimcd hv the officers had heard much .t
the annoyance Ia which ,ilgclcr< are subject
cd at the british c,.-tuim-ioi>... and | was
prepared for DELAY and vr>1'ion. Eut the
examination WIS mere matter of form; the
officers were very poltr.ani made the >li"ht-
est possible ovcrhaulin" OF the bae"a"r. \
small library of houk~, En-ii~h. French ;llrl
American, wa, cvi'o-,rl when nv trunk WAS
opened, la,' n,' "a book was r,nrhr.i ,ld no
questions asked remarked 20 onr Of the
officers that >urh courtesy was not what w,
hll been tas.i,, ;nr>I,..t, AMI tina, /: would
he pleasure or ~. Ia -f~7. ot it in IN, own
country. Il. too - ard from IA, la,bct
ana l.>;r.l I,,.. +, -..l r. ln e, nan T.. any
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NEW POSTAGE RATES.

."a-art the present rltrs of postage on
... .,iLru>IiN ar"r;lbly {" the law "l the | ).
.,,.r int opera, ion on the 1T Of October.
r.t ,I,. county Of CIl-ionia-FEEE.
...-.t ,1,r, within the Staff Of Nrrmrnt, when
,.r,.,rr - cents per annun, or 3. cents per quar-
49, .,..5.. mu,:i.>; when U>rAID, 20 cents per
...r g. cent, per quarter.
;.... out e the State, % cents per aunum.
'-.,r quarter, when II;trAIr, and - cents
Nam. .ur Is cents per quarter, when UNPAID.
I.,7b, "t<.rr,d hot sa'<'1,jus. hppr.pnY;aq
-...t ,,p r.r,ic, h'T laI'rS IN III, State at IS
.... ,,aa.t: ,r;tLom N, Stdt, 81 cents
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4 ROMt.t IN REAL LIFE.
y few Years a-o l!irrr iiNy,! IN Ma, lrik
a !"un@ tfrn"ti'''. "'.r>'' ln hes wrTc um
drr>luod 10 :'c "iiyn .i.4i.Is .,m.i wi,,>c h,a
w.S "ynri.".y >'It,'..r! lc p'>,,-s> Il NI-u
/ l'i - -'o.i- H.. 49, ;:..l a.: :cw words. Ia,
>l.cncc even @"ln: 10 tin 49,. oi' ,-ill,il
ltv. and hi a., Hi!Ii.tnc,-> c,,ii>,aIurntlv were
limited >.':i.c >ari i.l> Aia,ii> were c"ar>c.
hl> conduct lioc.''.">, ..'.I hi> Mun,>iv mur,.
lii''a i;',>;i"iit'.c, tit ;',ti.~ Jilrrr was .l>
much irHti Ia ;ir>r ~lIrl..l,> .ls there. ll>tI-
/ ilIy Is respecting Idl' and >cli-wiii,a voun.r
!m'!I.wlih II" .iAv'i rc.i.l"E~ i,rncillcS strong.
lJ>>i";,>- All. Ut-tS .Jir,Nc irlr means. Sal-
denly tAi> stranger uI>.;lril,l from New
urk, a',! soon cra~,-.i Ia l,. remembered
there, except hr a lev who laughed mt.,>inn
a.it al what they cu.,>ldrrcd an im>in,. dream
winch, ii >crni>, iiIuI.iv,! itlI> ,ounr .ll,rn-
ilrcr- lie entertained. So, lie, sad the ah
>nld r!ri that 'i,~I4v EIl "rcsu ili,.,> IN
store Tor h:in lie :'ciIr,r!. In short. that
iic '"":'. VI .:",anl Tie i.IIunc ui Ih, rn,,>l
Po"vriu. European Aira,lu.>. an Ia Il uulll-
IN. wi:Irh c".'i i'. a...l. tu prevent tia. a.-
-v"l'ti>.iiii'I.l ~ s.i- lii,- Ma.;i >u,rrrI H..
ml2"o n''irc4 '"' A,.'i "'i "i hi> inheritance.
i"f a "ni:- ..'it "l ia, Triumph uii,mltrls
there "'s> no du'ii; "!i,;;r,rr. ihi, msm. ~
TIE rcJ'iI: hty hhN, .,yssci, MS The u,.,,l.cw
AMI herr ui Aa".con.
l"Icc IN !':.>n,l:'rg et the ,!,.-tiu, wlnclr
he bcilrvci 10 hr hi~, lIr lnya,lri France.
oncc tcioic and one ai.rr hiS ,i,;l lu l..i>
country | Ia, la>t linis- hi> means seemed -
In,uirIutic Ia the end i,. .,i;n,,i a. ;h,l tn.,s,