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Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

~ worth & zimmermans Pure, Sparkling and
Dry Ca,awba, the Isabella Sweet Wines and
Brandy. have also received direct, by the pack
et South America. from Havre, 100 baskets OF
PURE CHAMPAGNE, pints and quarts, Of my
former brands Also in store, Hcidsieck, Gordon 5
Sherry. and other wines; all of the best brands,
with a large choice OF the finest BRANDIES,
Scotch and Rye Whiskey, Jamaica Rum, Arrac,
Maraschino, Curacao, and other Cordas, Prime
Havana Scgar., &c. B. JOST,
dec S-3teo tm) Pa. av., btw. 18th g. 18th str
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
MisfflIanf0as.

GCARFS AND CRAVATS.-B Black and
- Fancy Scarfs and Cravats Stocks, Ties,
Handkerchiefs, Mufiers, &C., of superior and
plain styles and qualities in great variety and at
moderate and uniform prices, at
STEVENS'S
Dec. 2-3tif Saesroom, Browns Hotel.
(Star and Union)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
N INDUSTRIAL FAIR will be held II

n
N the new Baptist Church on 18th ST., above
G, to commence the Sth day Of December,
and continue at least one month.
A great variety Of man ufactured articles, valua-
BILE publications, and interesting curiosties from
different parts of the country win be exhibited.
The interest OF the exhibition will be enhanced
by appropriate lectures and concerts The fol-
ewing popular orators from abroad have consent
ed TO deliver lectures on the occasion, viz Rev.
John Bowling, d. D.. Rev. ]. l.. Burrows Rev.
J. Wheaton Smith, Rev. A. A. Willets, and Rev.
d. G. Haynes. The Rev. Dr. Magoon and Rev.
DIR. Neal, and Rev. Professor Brantley, have also
been invited More than dozen excellent con-
certs. by L. V. H. Crosby and lady, and other colo
brated amateurs, may be expected.
The committee feel very confident. therefore,
that they will be able TO make the exhibition one
of extraordinary interest.
Further contributions of all sorts of manufac.
| tured goods and fancy articles for the fair
spectfully solicited from our citizens generally.
Gentlemen making contributions to the value OF
S. ladies 10 the value of SO, and misses and lads
10 the value of 50, will be furnished with season
tickets, admitting them 10 the exhibition lectures,
and concerts.
The committee will be ready TO receive contr-
buttons at the rooms on Thursday, the lst of De.
cember, and daily afterwards, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ anal p. NJ, until the opening of the
fair j. @. LEWIS,
Dec. 1-st (m) Chairman of the Committee.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
Carl ID

CARD.
To the Ladies Of Washington, GeorgaOs0n, Alsr-
andria. &c.
"ENRY WEIRMAN'S ladies, misses, and
l chdrens French shoes are sold by the un-
dersigned on 18th street. just above Corcoran IL
Riggss Banking House, in his new building, with
the high marble steps, where he will receive la
dies orders, and keep constantly on hand every
variety of ladies', misses, and children's French
gaiter walking shoes, white and black satin CATERS,
slippers, &C., made 10 order by Fl. Werman, OF
Philadelphia of the best French gaiter materials,
und in the latest Partisan styles. These CATERS
are entirely different from what are generally
known as" slop-shop Shoes" being all custom
work, Of superior workmanship, and warranted TO
give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies, who value beauty, comfort, and econ
omy, will consult their interest by giving me a
CALL and examine for themselves.
c. WEIRMAN,
18th street, just above Corcoran & Riggs's
Nov. 9-1yeo. (m) Banking House.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
FOR A RAINY DAY-Lool

nREPARE FOR A RAINY DAY.-Look
up your old Umbrellas, and send them to the
subscriber in fair weather to be repaired and thus
give him time TO do the work faithfully; for in rainy
weather the press is so great that the work may
not be well done, as nothing is well done that is
done in hurry" q
Umbrellas for sale from 371 cents up TO S6, COM
prising general assortment of green, blue, and
black silk and gingham umbrellas.
large assortment of articles suitable for every
description Of repairs.
Don't forget the place. ID. PIERCE,
Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
Sep 2l-eotf
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
= BY Governors appointment.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House will consist of two hundred and
thirty -four members and FIVE Territorial delegates,
one new Territory having lately been formed, viz,
Washington. The delegates, however, have no
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
JOHN s. GALLAHER,

Late Third Auditor Of the Treasury
WILL attend 10 claims before Congress or the
w Departments. His familiarity with the
routine Of business will enable him 10 be useful
10 claimants Dec 2--solm.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
EXCELSIOR.


highlander, Yankee, and Irishman
Upon ladders loves, rung
A holman with his mortar hung,
And ever and anon he sung, ,
Excelsior
Upward he hies with laughing eye,
Now bent below now cast on high;
Prompt TO each query his reply,
Excelsior! .a
In very flllness of his fun
He up the airy round wound run,
Then springng, take two steps in ono,
Excelsior,
With fute-like voice and deer-like bound,
He caperd on the trembling round,
And shouted still the thrilling sound,
Excelsior
Agape 10 mark each merry prank,
The Broadway herd stood rank on rank,
The long, the short, the lean, the lank-
Excelsior!
"Why thunder, Bill, look here by G-D
See how that paddy sports his hod.
Ten dollars but he drops the load"
Excelsior
"Mon ami, | will parlee vous
Won leetle wort It's mad you do!
Yer goot. Sare: Chacun son gout,'
Excelsior!
Yah! yah by golly look 'ee Sam
Dat white man dance no worth damn,
beat him for bushel clam"
Excelsior!
Brava brava bravissima!
Encore excclentissima ! @H>
Primo tenor. dolcissima"
Excelsior.
"Tak tent, We reckless rascal! ma
AS sure as death the gowk III fa'
An smash his banes in flinders sma'!'
Excelsior!
"Good people, wot's that covey al
With tatter'd togs and figure squat,
A-caperin' like crazy cat q
Excelsior.
"By coot Saint Tavit an hur leek
Shed rather fast for half ia week
Tan shuttle on tat shoggy stick y
Excelsior !
"Mein Cot dat man will break him pones,
An knock him prain upon de stones;
Der Teufe! did you heert vat tones !"
Excelsior
"Oigh damorst Dugal sawt you there
That gillie on the lang stick-stairs
Cot, but she wallops wonder rare "
Excelsior!
al guess that chap is in a Ak;
Them hollerings and monkey-tricks
Amt no how mortar fit for bricks "
Excelsior
"Hurroo Pat if We name to maze us,
And tumble from that trap to plaize u.s.
Then jump away arich, be Jasus =
Excelsior.
But Dennis danc'd and Dennis sung,
Aud Dennis 10 the ladder clung,
For two black eyes were on nm flung,
Excelsior
And lark-like, as he upward bore,
A soft voice from the second floor
Cried "Dinnis whittier bent, 0store g
Excelsior
"Och bless yonr handsome face, aroon,
An that swate mouth, like rose in June:
CnshLa, / will be with you soon"'
Excelsior!
Upward he sprung with tender sigh,
Between her and the summer-sky
She saw him-heard his vocal cry,
Excelsior
'Tis evening who ascends the stair
That leads TO lovely Norah's lair
"Dinnis, We divi .--itye dare y
Excelsior,
Oh Love thou power omnipotent
To whom all bow and all have BEN,
Thou spark from heavens own altar sent,
Excelsior,
All nature brightens in thy prism,
Thou universal magnetism
Within whose courts there comes no schisn
Excelsior!
All worship thee from sweaty sculion,
Who snores each night on greasy pillion,
To dame on down, and worth million.
Excelsior! Is"
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

nature as very sublime, and the natural see
merry around it as beautiful and gtand.-Cdr
rollton (Ala.) Republican.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

nR. RALEIGH 7. BROWNE, late Of Vir-
IL gina, having located in Washington, offers
his professional services to the public.
Office and residence on Pennsylvania avenue,
between Sd and AZ streets, opposite Gadsby's and
the United States Hotels.
Dec 6--eolm
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

TNAMELLED PARLOR AND CHAM
II Der Crates; circular, square, and oval patterns,
of the latest styles and of the highest finish
The above are just received and for sale by
r. HASKINS,
Pa. avenue, south side, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
Oct 10, I'm. (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

LNRENCH SHIRT BOSOMS.-The sales Of
IL this article large and our assortment is
new and complete. Persons will find il cheaper
10 buy tho bosoms than make them.
Also, a, select assortment of Embroidered Bo-
SONS, Of fine quality and elegant styles. For sale
al STEVENS'S
Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Dec Stiff
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
Washingtau gentinel
Thirty-Third Congress Complete.

Below our readers will find list of the mem
bers OF the present Congress, which we have
compiled and corrected from the official returns
SENATE.
Wings in Haiics democrats in Roman.
President. 1................ David X. Atchson
Secretary. y................... Asbury Dickins
alabama Michigan
Benz Fitzpatrick. Lewis Cass.
Clement G. Clay, Jr. Charles Il. Stuart.
Arkansas. Mississippi.
Robert W. Johnson,e Stephen Adams.
W. Il. Sebastian. Vacancy.
Connecticut Missouri.
Truman Smith. David r. Atchison
- oalJornia Nsw Haapshirs
W. NJ. Gwin. Moses Norris Jr.
John b. Weller. Jared Williams.
Dela,oars Ne,o York.
John 'i N Z Clayton lay anu Hamilton nj ,s1i FISH
jackson Norton. John r. Thompson.
stephen R. Mallory. William Wright.
Georgia. North caroliaa.
Fm. C. Da,cson George E. Badger.
Robert 7oOn,bs Vacancy
John Petit. '' Salmon p Chase.
Jesss d. Bright. BENZ. r. Wade.
Illinois. Psnnsyivania.
James Shields james Cooper
stephen A. Douglas. Richard Brodhsad
Augustus G. Dodge. Charles I. James.
kentucky. South Carolina.
Arcaibald Di1on. A. p. Butler
John B. Thompson. Josiah ]. Evan.
Lo,asiand Tennessee
John Slidell. James c. Jones
J. p Benjamin John Bell.
Maine. 7srds.
Hannibal Hamlin. Thomas j. Rusk.
Vacancy sam Houston.
Mlssachusets Vermont
Charles Sumner. S1n,uel S. Phelpss
Ed,vard Ereych. Solomon Fb0t. \.
Maryland. Virginia.
James A. Pearcs James NJ. Mason
Thomas O. Pratt. r. NJ 7. Hunter,
W1sconsin.
Isaac P. Walker. Henry Dodge.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
GoLD INLAID NEEDLES. Sc.--Lam-

IT " NOIf1 Ht~11FNH1O s'1HS111sHss5, NC.--LNm-
NJ mond 9TH street, has received supply OF
Crowley S Sons Gold lnlaid Needles, a very su.
perior article also, largo assortment OF Porte
Monaies, three ply Shirt Collars, Dominoes, Back
Cannon Board, &c, and for sale low.
Dec 6-3t (m)
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

nRESSING ROBES---Another large and
IL varied supply of fine and low-priced Robes
de Chambrs, some all wool Also, small lot OF
French robes, al STEVENS'S
Sales Roosa Browns Eotsl
Dec 3-3sf
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

+ ETTER AND FOOLSCAP PAPERS,
i 4 ruled and plain, from 81 25 to 81 so per ream
for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE & CO.,
1l,h ST., six doors north of Penn. avenue,
Branch of Statoners' Hall, 174 and l76
Oct. lift (m) Pearl street, New York.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

II AND SCRIP AND WARRANTS.-The
IL undersigned will pay the highest price for
Virginia Scrip and Warrants Purchasers can be
supplied, and orders filled al the lowest market
rates. EVANS AND FAINT,
Opposite the Attorney Generals Office, corner
F and 18th street. Dec 9-3tdacw
HID AND WARM GLOVES.-Our assert
IN ment Of warm and kid Gloves is now com
plet,. In our assortment may be found "Alexan-
der's" STEVENS'S
Sales Room Browns Hotel.
Dec. Std
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

A GEM-Who wrote the following beautiful
spitaph on an infant7 1t speaks to the heart
Beneath this stone, in sweet reposo,
Is laid mothers dearest pride;
flower that scarce had walked to life,
And light, and beauty, ere il died,
God in his wisdom has recalled
The precious boon his love had given;
And though the casket mouldcrs here,
III. ssri Il sparkling new ~ hesvvn.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

NATIVE WINES.-I have just received
In from Messrs. Longworth & Zimmerman,
uf Cincinnati, the following pure native grape
wines:
80 boxes sparkling Catawba.
30 do dry do.
30 do. ladies' or sweet wine.
l cask superior Catawba brandy.
100 baskets pure Champagne, of my own i'm
portation, landing now in New York. by packet
South America, from Havrc.
= B. JOST,
Pennsylvania avenue, between nth and
18th sts., agent for the above wines.
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11
8aums to lst----3uara, &f.

FURNISHED PARLORS AND CHAM
i bers for rent on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side betwean 9th and 7th streets the fourth house
from 9th street. opposite Browns Hotel. Apply
to Mrs. d. E. GRoUx.
Also, small store at the above place.
Nov. 9-eo1mx
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-11

EMPIRE HOTEL,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Warrington ID. C.
TNIIE undersigned, having recently purchased
i the lease of the abovenamed hotel, is prepared
TO accommodate permanent or transient boarders.
II is centrally situated, being between Sd and Al
Streets FIVE minutes walk from the Capitol
E9.. Transient Boarders ST. so per day.
S. HEFLEBOWER,
Dec 1-3t. Proprietor.
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GEsriEAEss AAD POwER.-1hat
ar. 80 gealls, - lihpsFcspiible 70 thee,
l. mors lsowerfui M only ihan ~ ths
oaks a tie forest which L rsnrs 10 an
age ard sis1iirfs 10 momsnii HOi on
" than sll the oaks a the fefasl uhich
4 frars in 90 agr sad skaters Ia mo.
tnsai, noi only ihaa al The monsters u
iie .es. 10, ihan ibe ses iisslf, which W
lossss w inlo faam, and breaks assinst
every foeA iH its sax sirdaDfeFenee
iaf n Games ia is b9som. siih l@tset
cslm and enmpossrv, he aaao'ifellAbls
oasaa sod i'e POPPED earth. Ike AZ a..
am ~ feather lanaor
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Choice pcairyl.
SPEAK TO rn.r ,orsa MAN,

SPEAK TO Tnsr Yorso MAN"
sitHaAsus.
Let yasf y~s h. fts,
And i,s y,an W., h. ess,
WusIc'cr ,siI u,.s have spekcH fouh,
rbsi ist Y~vI hsras absr
yaa eann1i veil tn.ad
Fron frlihfuinsss &C., a.
Aps sscfihee ,..atssl,pH sesa
rg.n ,olsmn is.
l.ak firuus n tie fsss,
Nh taxa hrf rin. bs stssiih.--
rai hs that thrive. b. tu,tsn,
Wdl uHs DAY me his wealth
'rs better b. ~ ysot
AsA safn iist hsead soa esi
Thsn T. be- reb ,H ruidrn .icte.
SAD branded cheat.
Asrci M IN, Aif,
w. MT of saif - vain
nu' iiiua bow much there ;. af worth,
That yvs can pe'of attain.
II vanity hath rule,
And ynu grow oveI wi,e,
Nour Npys viii be the ndicuis
OF Other poopls's eyes.
Ne Stable aud kind
Not ouuuess 6.rr-t,
Jusi nink how yhs 1t seems To you,
when u,iers foam aud treL
'Ts ven rasy tssk
THIS simple uli. 10 ieafn,--
To te l,,litc as you would ask
Poliieness IN Ftturn.
whsiecrycu hass To do,
Its .rfy4 and a.. a IA
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How beautiful Is peace - at the home
hearth, in society, In the nation, sud
over all the earth. Dbliterator OF
washer out OF blood stains, and
uniier Of eauh's races IN loving broth
crIlo0d. Six thousand years since Cain
smole his brother at the altar, the earth
las Travelled With war, aud 10 blood.
The only land marks spared by tbs
ages have been trophies Of forocious
conquest. RUN and terror have swept
over hills. and valleys. anJ seas, and
humanity. born with such a noble and
glorious visase, has walked, perlube1
and terrible spirit, Ia this eanh garden
and paradise Of God. Peace, which
should have been the companion of
mad, and lbt inspifnr 0f joy, has only
been seen at bri,f and vide intervals
through the cloud aud storm Of eartb's
life But il will not be ever 20. The
var OF humanity with its.lf. iis Judicial
stril,, u, rsirangcmcHi from rs Original
nature, nui ir1m God. cannot always
last Eighteen hundred years nso, 0ne
came uIon the earth heraldei by aa-
gels, who sang. .--" Peace on earth and
good will unto men" And the prolih-
ccy OF that sOns will come 10 pass.---
'Ihc uHnaiural war among men, socie-
ties, and naiigns. must cease. slOaly
aud certainly the cloud and tempest
will roll back, anyciling the clear and
.erene sky aud humanity, kcifbaand.
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a. Ane 80 b. irsdgsd 49, snasias ~hsi b. -,sFs.t,
Hs whAsfisd A. h. sect fas y ahf u tAsaFtf"

"Ane 90 h. tnidgrd. 49, snasi ias Shsi b. ssafi.t,
hs insfisd ss h. sect hs ~Ahf u tAsaFtt"
A whistler Is nl isance, ~e have
one near by ~bom v- advised 20 ''saVe
his breath 10 cool his lsorr,dse Had
Columbia is his fasofiie tpne, and be-
dors not even break the monoiony BY
pidsiling the variations. a hsppy
Haa never whistles; busy naH never
ehisils, a musical man never ~hisfles,
ihey sing. hui had ls1y, inioleni,
empty cs,ieA f-llo~, ~hose sole en-
piOymeni J. doing nah.ns aud you sill
hnd = ahisliefi Ia ham shat should Le
Substance i Wind, and constant stream
ssues from Bic mouth. a man uil,~
lles nhnn be- l. mad ~hen he has ihs
houorsi ~hen b. ls drank ahrn be Z,
oai n money os' Il ff.sad,. oai n he
ei5oss. nai II psiienes ogi u ~ors sod
on "A change N h,sbas is haTfos.
eosiraried. .I7aeLeosg sst.tsg Ysa
ahisfle oui tai feelinss bU sihg ia
gu3l a1es. therefore nrseT si4isiis. ai-
e.rt 80 fC.-fe'sr H-oii
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AhU III HANIT-
BOOKS and STATIONERY

M niIFfiEEH hl.t sst|Frs, rizii.ausfs, 49, tasss
L fssfassss ~ saess rsfifif = EiAAh hlssAf
= g..ts @tress -Ct.f siaf' ers Nfrf -iHfiff se8
-. N.sslaa1i. sns ha-s -siiffs rHsAns thf issf.s
sa saalaiss ~ tissF ssff tsfrs sssa a hsAt AsAs
NrtaaFsasssa sEa fsss h,At sl' 80 tfti -
-, .s,r sli.a.a srf slassifsI hssstt ~ assff ttaf
49, a .fislriis 49, sraiaass la'fsfF Hff tsart
t,,.l.,ss his isatis lali1saH's-l ~ i t0 .ia-
..,s tns -.nfs' -riaaas. hit'e. ifssW 49,
r.. "a 800 900 II slass fa7ffs a. si - ~
r.f.-rf slau ttaa ~ sfraf Fsitr.t a f'ai' - -
f..ss.s-I. a4sagisff 1f- sai II shHf .aff far -
s-ssss g. aafIaf si.s 20 sHi atHff is'f
.nfa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

e. Soine q ilas Nrs Iork Hotel,
have advertised f1f female mattresses.
Several Philadelphia papera ems 10y
female rnniers, ard lady la Massa.
rbss'i,., las f-ised . striped l.sls and
- re-iy f5f shaving ihe universal male
lon Il is Famosed that females doaf
.se iia- lass uofr and wont faifanifr
Der, laf ihc gao frsi secm 20 o. more
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18
MORTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

fl'uIs truly celebrated remedial pre-
] pltsiipn eitssoilus alike iuf each sad every de
sefilsii ~ EhramSiic Iin nsints, ALREADY ell
saosB and esteemed throughout the Hiiod states to
require any lengthy psce - IL. paramount virtues.
u .Tadraies tis bcrriuffe incurahe aad distressing
disease ifn the sira, aud stands untsalied ~ tho
pharmacy ~ medicine.
We ID not pTufspsi make unqualified statements,
81 ~ iofce bestram beffe the Itlic, bmt simply 70
request ils,-. mgst ihior s;ed,
SUFFERERS THE.uSELTES
rroenfr frsia The AeoPt their vicinity rfcuisf,
and nj eniy read tho iesiinoBy of those wbo have
stperiencrd it. Invaluable curative powers, bai tp
snfs TO- call upon, the ranN aiesront- that The
statements iaag efncuAts irisn fhr fountain head
which Wit sstsis the tug.i nrrciui"s, and uue
hr " lsh the reputation ct tb Rrnrdy j. rrrtaiH OF
h~iag Sustained. Nnte Hi-H 81 the fruprier-, " ha
oii scrBfi csen tufirasiiuH aud flfnish names oi
hduahtcd character fFnm even -fct,nn Of igo non,
uatnbrung atn9ng thain oi The meet eminent
Pa, sirishs, Crfgy taen, tddefs, aud fpnintat rit
ns rendering tiis reiishf ahd rfheac, II The rem
cd boz sHa lAr fearh 81 doubt dt.trusL
MDRT1MuRt'S
RIEt NtTiC COMPOUND
vegetable ettfsrt an ilterHai remedy, prepared
efpt..,s ~ this d,.es-o and lhis W,ii cure IA
ctef, Giin, InhammsisT, ttcRiei ef Chfunir % mat
~ haN tong standing.
sold la Rutland by POND A MORSE
The Abayr have al-s fJ sale
THE GREAT 1LTER4TIFE,
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As lsQriRiNC Misp. The fallow
ing uneedole ~hich = friend related 70
o. A. az sclusl occurrence. siaaeks same.
what oi The siof,es o. children related by
ths kniekerbock~f; 4 stripping some
eight yoars u age, Hss engaged in the
tnAnafsrtare a sod which. On nc-
count Il disparity 10 lhe length u ihe
iegs refused o. stand up. Aher frsiiless
rfar. 70 make ii 20 -. "Alashsr. ib-
guifei b.. -ls~s lhs Lord zoe every
ihing ~frs my san.' well feidir
~ ii,e youns Ao,.ei4i, ',heu ! guess hs p
l4asi. y hen lr ss-, iLls s's0i. - Var
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Manufacturer and Wholesale and RctsH Drsltr IN
straw HanHcta, IssAiunatie AHlliucn aHd lsncy
Guuds, Union Building Main street, Rstlaad "a
nid Hnnnet- dressed over. s-I
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to Dublin ON The very moiuing Of The
dsy appointed ior the irial Of bis mss.
tiers client.
The prisoner WAS put upon trial. The
principal cashier uf Glrndour & Co.
proved the circumstances Of the robbery,
as nartnlo I by the Alderman 10 Costello,
adding that The robhcr could Dee nome
but The prisoner, had substituted ten
haes OF halt pence for those Of the gold
which be had stolen The Duich piece
wa. then handel 10 the wiincs. by the
counsel for the prosecution he unhcsi-
tatingly idcnti6ed i, rs the property "
his employers The evidence was con-
elusive, the prisoners countcnnpcc
changed, the jury indicated by ihor ic..
tures that they were satisfied the Wit
ness was descending from the stand,
when Costello exclaimed
"Slop, Young man, word with YOU
| will thank you for that gold piece, Mr"
addressing the counsel ior the prose.
cu,ion, who ha lded Il 10 him)
lie looked n il, rabbcd il on his we'll
worn coat, and turning to the witness,
and holding the piece Of money IN his
fingers, "and yon positively swear this
is the identical piece of gold which was
in the strong box of Glcndour 4 Co z"
II do"
"llavc a care, young man, look at 1t
again" said Costello, offering it TO the
witness, bu, letting it fall into his hat
which lay before him on the table. u
beg your pardon" said he, taking up
and handing the coin 10 the witness.
"lou are sure that this is the identical
piece of money"
al am"
"You are positive? look at il again"
81 do; and swear it is the very iJen-
teal piece"
"And this said the counsellor. ia
king another and n similar piece from
his hat.
The witness was peirilicd.
Costello had impressed upon his mind
at the Crown Office the date and eihgies
Of the gold piece shown him, and it was
TO procure similar coins that he had
thus sent TO Holland
"And this Z" continued hc--''and this
and this--and this?" taking fresh
piece from his hat at each question.
The prisoner was Immediately acquitted.
AMERICAN STATE PArERs. The
London News pays the following hand
some compliment 10 American states
manship:
"From the time of Alexander IIami-
ton to that Of Edward Everett, the re-
ports and correspondence sent out by
Congressional Committees and heads Of
departments have been Of such singular
merit as TO fix the attention Of society in
Europe, wherever the English language
is iamiliarly read The wonder is less,
TO persons familiar with the structure
and workings of the American Govern
ment, than TO those who know only
European ways. The statesmen at
Washington ARE usually educated gen
tlcmcn and men of business at once
usually professional men, who yet have
had occasion. in the course Of their lives,
10 do with their own hands much ofihc
real business OF life; and there is nothing
like that sort Of experience, when COM
bined with liberal education, for cna-
bling men TO take and express sound and
clear views Of political subjects. Web
Stcr used 10 say that he did his business
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18
REMOVAL.
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Celebrated Cast-Steel.

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