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j. J. s. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS.

For DISEASES # the Won,b. d Fcmoi> Weak
ness. also, for WaAness Of tie Buck,
Spine, Loi"s, g., they haze no equat.
I'll HIS disease. Iere ofpr- trrate.l by banI .ges
l truss S, and int nai supports. which onl,
prone al iaeives yies Ie,el, The Of tie>e
tpI ic, str ng;I,."g 'io'den Ii.s. Thy have = pe
cUihr affinity Tor III. d bill Stei mu Of the re
male Al l., no in-t'n e have ey TAI j., Fad cal Y
cpribg those ri tr-ssing o,mpai t. fruI les c 50
ofun sutj to: they trac= tn VII e s,steiI, giving
streDgh AID vivacity TO he mP large.
fve,t. seven hefe eXIericnr m tie & Of these
Pill in my rLct, has leen IN. If usi ~
with more bsnd ges. abomiual ul,,r IT.. I--s.aIes
and COLLEEN balls than man. diviiu Is bow n,nnu
fact re- lcmae- OF the present a: I+rf- iiy
fol med mother We. tEos+ ,t,ers a. tic uit
and r-qui extcr a suliar. Tie muscles o: The
l. d., k. ut H. die b, d OF mi char .c,-
sufficient upfori, AMI al ih.t tune iI.-
ie, ded.
7 e. Pills have been pronoun Ell by tie tou "a, d..
famnnpst Eom a. Il c of dit n. b~ :. n
ator fri III LOui-isa. tn. idow o. -x4ioverr
of Deiawaret who have use them. SUI ior t. "
thing hi heiI krosn ). kUSE, NJ ID.
Price 20 cents er b K.
kTt te h, d at ell the rcSIect be DIu Ftor.s in
Washington auu Ger town, D. AID A:exsn ria,
Va tb25-
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DIR. j. =. ROSES AER vets ANUI,
ViGOSATlN ORDIAI.

me Te0teI Us err az ..r0icuf .ct. Rc,
HI thousH' us " hu are suffering mnh ary n
/ v"us AfFE TIUNs. WI fiu,s Imn.- i.,- r.,jf ,
using ihl- wont''riut Cox I.L. IL cure Neural
iirar' ieease ia PIT tion. Heartburn ervou, ii..
Ache irenorpt tie Nus..s OF ti-sh. Hak. ia n, +.
anu aii st-sshe>- II The mimi 'r body; She;ls
Sn n down 10y ARE. labrr or study
This truly sonde. f-i M.-Iici g frlm it, leu
maj ~ efitci M lay ing he must vi lent Nrrynu.
lection M d rnmp'-t IL -ia,iicati, Z u,m IT IN a.,
syt-rn may Justly iH' rncd the grani- d. NJ
ia IN = len. i. Of htdIc' e IL suniucs ~ q ay rs
thos. Nervous iise over HiirI. the 1 81 ~.
ieuid mr'.icai xiii hss h,ther o lad no c,ititl
la granU resioler i" hui ding zap a weak ca s.,
non, ALREADY worn down ty 1,s.as- az q q. iii II
by other IN diciu-; its ip,i Grating rr t-rii, sr ~
Charm, and 8 t- Drticai rf. C arr n mos H. "a
III Us. III" wrat. Ehe . e. uus ind To-. suf. n
WITH r-'nsl@nt pains and uneasiu.rs are E, aur.
cuTe'' 10y uSinI single tt.
L. 5I eits. a. q ro Ia had ~ a the :, ut
'frus S'or. ia Vac hing'up, ..or, e ON d., J. 81
A'rx pdrn Ns) III =
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nR. ]. s. ROSES

GREAT PAIN CURERi The 0nd.r OF the Age.
(T Al f.. in cur ise Magi Hi. sond-rfu
rIruarstion is used intrnsl a,.d externally, livipg
i'm pse late relief frum all bssiiiy p,ins.
I'm ed accordin to dirertions. il no. only re eves
all ~ in but il resit .Ily on the rst aspiration
IL m = be relid up u for ami civ ng almost
ST mt rel f. ~ b usands who lave .,-d it
t. tify To Kh-umat.-m. Agu., sudd u Z d., Cho y
ly.enter.. Chlera Norbus. P,-urisy, Ache,
Tooth ! e Che ard all Pain in the stomach or
Rour,s Head Ache, Pains in the omh Pains il { .
Limbs J;dnts Back, spine Dseas Lamb 40. srsids
Burn, Ch.llb's s. Spain, Bruises, iimpies, and
III ,hronic truptio s.
lfyou all 10 / e relieved from ALL PAIN, use Dr.
Kos-'s PAIN CO. LR
lfy q Ges;r- to e cured Of ALL DISEASES, take
his .ui!y ME- dies
Price 4, Is, and 30 &c Is Ie' b tile
ka-To De b. st all the r-sp cable Drug st',rs Ia
Va hin 6 Cd, aud GsorgssU"u, D. q Jsod As9.sdna,
Vi NO ~
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1HE IiLUGUSaIiua.

He VI tRSil al \1iIIEf, 3 i,u, tn coupe
the arrauseIi' nj for the iDausGrs P.vcr-,i
Us fes Ill or2anIzd .rs aI.U1s int "a iIl IL 81.
t. he' eli, report al la eve A. 4r,n a, cn eli
uiat prH"r o i. ons T,:sy ie = sl.nsi ilien.
lih tlr~sncii. Hnsonic Ord, r. Ib,.ep- n--It ud.
DID Fellows. indcrch en-, Or ir Of Re-. hru s.,l.
Temp" raGce. r,ti.erso. T-mi erance Junior 10;
an a'ieis II Temperance ana al otter are q, D
iat'hhig tip ia IN ,,-rriI0ni al L u
Shouts e., h ~-i. CT = ch (: alshai, woo ar. 10 .,
To te-ort 10 The lrs IA in ciii.i ,uni .ls...,
their al p''.IsI Cit.
Orgai.iZe as~'ciii ID. from III { nee de lin;
b. pr Seat. are re csc u comruur,i &c IN G..
IS - RI. day n. pIssibl.. I'D UlJ.E lii
feb ii-4i,uiarrrs:; -i,r-. , 80
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MARkltO.

Tn Georcetrws, n Thursday W. ing last ly he
Rev Mr. iinghas'. THOMAS r. FAHIY e.q. Of
Upper Marlboro, and Miss ELIZABETH A. HOP
kINS, OF Geolge
In this city, IN Saturday. 10Th inst hy the Rrv
Mr. II i e.. SYLVE-TER ID. LANGLEY t. MARY
MARC ,EEI Iiu. I, Of hai les county, Maryland
On THURSDAY m mi Z. hy the r.. JDhn C. Smith.
Mr.. THOMAS MUERlSEr TO Mis- FRANCES, daugh
ter Of Mr.. JuhL Al der on ali of tits cty.
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This hne Exhibition Is now open. under
the most suspicious circumstances. and We
shall begin to notice rrominen, objects of
III crest.
Tie specimens Of f, male hand ork are
unusual Interesting, and rival the famed
tapestries of Europe. \ full length pr
'r,i, of Henry Clay. is lite like indeed.
j. I. K. Plant. Of this ci,y-A fre dis
play ofpaper hangings, and Vehtian blinds
F,ss & Son-A noble city clock, which
We hope soon to hear striking the hours ..hy
authority"
VAIL & StepLens-Every description Of
elo'.iing for gen,l, men and boys, exqnisit.ly
embroidered, or plain and substantial.
These are Of "home manufacture" and are
sr anged with great taste.
odd-FuIs, hats and caps, in great
variety. The military caapeaux and ca ps
BIZ elegantly made, AMI hat OF white
OF ct fur is much admired.
abbey & Co-Groceries IF all sorts, ar
RAGGED with tempting skin, and attractive
to all housekeepers.
Toung & Orem-Gen,lsmen's clothing. of
fashionable cut and elegant finish.
J. Nills-Fashionable boots and shoes,
"aich, for nea,ness and durability, excel
anything We have seen.
George Hilbus- Musical instruments.
embracing pianos Of exquisite tone, with
the delicate tools used in their construction.
But We have no more room to day, and
will conclude at the refrt shmeut stand OF
i.ckhardt & Bro, which is in front of Mr..
Lemons elegant allegorical drapery, already
described in our columns. One cake here
weighs over 1000 pounds. aud there is a
superabundance of good things on the richl,
spread tables before it. Taste them aud
you Will sudofss our opinion.
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U-LA7E, ELws FROM FaAACEG9

HEsUfSCRlBER has just received anot e. lot o.:
L III re bea"tit"I Paris jumps Also. a FRI. h up
Pay OF sup RI French Waking n es log ia r
with ,a-g- tmeui o. Opera Boots Glazed .a g.
congress Cal &c. j. Ia ar. calculate t, III :. e
tie most 'asidous Cali ut The Fas. ioii:iie Boot
ar Shoe store Of JbliN MI, L.
hh ID urd'er R-cw, = Va tel
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TO S''asE ers awd Cutz,..
Too" ps ms Dsserres<yi Is are un,urp s..u b,
for holiness ofex QUITO, n, i-au y Of s,,i tcs,;?
i.isassidu ustfor's to est~b'i b FIR, CHS G ~
in This city, and his 81, hnu,d nj, avurs 70
vistsrs and p t-ons hive hot Leen u,,r-w.,,..,
AN. ia' ton Of BIZ pe.u es Gently .J- "
r' ~. leu lie is prep;r d take picsu,,s :.
every s'se and IT. le al rea,onab plic.s.
"a'i'r.. \ or h side Penba. are' ue, Ie;w.eD J..
AID eth tree Lane fuckers baiding. q
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Root. wond~rru, D.xu,r,.o,

Go TO RIOT. No utter Whittier
Ii re clear or c.oudy weather.
Still. with equal ira n lie Traces
MuIi.utle- Of lovely faces.
Root Gallery, p. nnAy vabia areuuc. Near Scr,
st e. I.
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" Nands0pss,

to Handsome ROoms.-Tso p.,,
convc''hnt am ms Ole xri r AID O e t.,ir, On,
4. ol tlinrd "a res OH biz terms. if sIpi,i
made hmm iii t,ly. at ih- h Use know - RH..,
liot'l." street. Ii ar 18th, south ,iIr.
Jan 25-tf
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Sc White hur.s. Gallery


bert Dag" rr'tt.I's in hi. city. or il, tn. xoL -.
m d; Is on leEnsy iv.pia avenue 1 ear four =
ha f rsct.
Tie has splendid assortment of Kilt flames /, =
cts ard ney C. e., just rccei,, d. cali aud
ian IL
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caluric engines

Great Inquiries are making for old hats,
pieces of broken crockery, blackened pipe
stens-aIy,h;ng, in short, which can b.
used to co,rohrrate forthcoming mysteri-
Gus romance, already announced in the news
PAP ers. which will entirely eclipse the alt
ventures cf the Rev. Eleazer Williams, peut
etre Daurhin of France.
Tie fact is, that Barpum is jealous Of
rutram's protrge, ard fears that be will tx
hibit himself-ai % cents-headng his bills
with the startling ques'icn, ia gigantic,
squet zed up type
''Te Bourbon Is Among U.s."
This troubles the lord Of lranisran," who
considers it Il revival If his Joice Ueth dodqe,,
calcu'ated to i, june the receipts ut the Crys.
tai Palace and the American Museum So
he has o,de, cd his compiler to prepare an
article ''to Fl, n worthy inInbtaLt of Coney
Island, Who has Le.n engaged fer ten years
ut low rate. Aud in a forthcoming num-
Der # he -4ny'o 4me,ic IN Illustrated Nc,cs,
there will lie a Memf hianlike artic G, based
ON v hat dye cali ms. entitled
'.Hcre IRE a Smith Among Is2''
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|" B0al diug.-D

& Boai dt"g.-uenticme will find ~.
OF bo' III at tofps rAvillo. Tor si.oJ l,er x..,
toord aud lodging on reas naLi- rus e.,
can b. acc mutos ated " i IA batas L al 10
pr CT Lot" I'd w~ter always on hand, only u :.
single bath. -
feb 2l-lw Ioui ian. ,xa -
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CONGK EsS.
Senate.

Mr.. AloRToS introduced resolution
directing the payment to David L. Yae =,
late Senator from Florida, of his pay AMI
mileage during the time he contested MIR.
Mallory's seat; lies over. 90
Mr.. BRADBURY introduced bill esta-
blisl'ng a court Of justice to investigate
claimsagainst the Goyer,.m, Mt of the United
States; which was reserr.d to the Commit.
tee OH the judiciary.
Mr. Haze moved that the Senate proceed
to the consideration of the bill to extend
the p tent Of Moore and Hascal.
Mr.. Hunter moved TINT the motion be
laid on the table, which mott n was re.
jtcted.
The bill being then taken up-
Mr.. JAMES read speech in opposition
thereto.
Mr.. WALKER followed Oh the same Il e.
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Res ALA, Fringe and Trimming Z anufactory
RS LOWE has on hand f-w =, t of r, canp-
VI ment IL GALA, that viii he 20 Il without re
gar, to 'o>t
Pm view f the approaching rational jubilee
/ es l'"vr 10 iniormi he Committee Arranl .mests
shall G pr pare ia fur. iii Martial SAsItS and
RJskfTi.s. in all c,So at
MRS WIS TRIMMING MANU-
FACiD Y. p nsy'vIIi, Av. me-
south 81 ,e. between 9Th atd luth ts
F.h o.
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LADIES' DaEsS TRIMMINGS

l \ every ya,i {, o h.ld ~, d mai t,,.r,,.r 3. Y.
i LON riInmiug MANU- acur,, Penn av d
south SIDE b-tween 81 and 10th ,tr etc.
f. b 25-eot
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BANK OF 7HE UsIIED les,

i'ennsgironta .drenue, Warrington.
1 LIST Of ID nix, tIk~p o. d -po lie ut lar and u
IA 10y .he Bauk II the UIaIed cLAIes-
Bank Of the " tro OILS ..-..... "a
BAhk OF wan 1T Tn
fsnk 81 tn Rep bic .
feGfoi6 Dahk
Columula aux
Warmer 4 Arfch4ni's Bsbk .
Exchange Bank e.. SCo) 4
Farmers deca nic's BAus, tie, tova Il
NecuzuIc'- Bask. do
Bank Of Com nerce d.
rSctERFyr MONTY
All Neg EnglAnd B2uks lz II
City BZnAs Of New TX i
New Jer-ey Babks. ]
~" iNfa stsaes- -
uocK S1cCEIII RANK, DC
Bank 81 d.s CLIted ctAfes .-F'
Den1
sun0 Bank, NV York; -.
EESJ ELLUi, Csbn
WkaSssses, D. O., lsa Il, ~ fsi'
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=, "a bachelor friend of ours has left q
boarding house in which we're a number of
uglyold maids, on account of 1.-The miserable
fair set before him atfhe table ~ -
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new bo M "nd re sials r NJ ast as ~ sl.d !,
IL agent tor iiarIar and = 4 the other Maya.
our r.ade.s will silva /. q d .arge and ION, :.
h'nt III isnk Chs and stat ore,y at hl> D. Ok ..,
oieon building, CT er If street III rein :,
feb
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a STRANGE DRINK.-An old tcper bet that
he could, when b'indfoIdcI, tell each of
several kinds of liquors. When brandy,
whi>key. gin and several other drinks were
prese, ted to him, he pronounced correctly
what they were. At length g'ass of pure
water was given him he tasted it. paused.
tasted again, and again considered, and
shook his head At last said he, "Gentle-
men, give it up. l am not used to that
sort Of liquor.
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B5At.DlhG,

I W. W0B1 IIlNGTDN. at his j. mppr,nce IIo
liz oh ID stie t, between nh M d lUIh strepts j
rep"Iei 10 arc'nm, date d. boa ders wi 1
GARD fui l. dyi, = feb at
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Dill D.

On the morning of the bah last GEORGE PHRAIN
y'.upgest chi:d o! Nii;ian III. al Mars.r.t 4. Gi.
mAL. aged zig II. on hs .nd ell yer DAYS.
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ga The notes IF the Peoples Bank,
Washington. will be redeeme | in Virgiuia
Ike to know its locality here
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The Rum cred Revolution.


The Rum cred Revolution.
The last arrival from England bring.
news Of Revolutionary struggle in North
ern Italy, which m " be serious affair
Some of the English papers declare it moth
ing but street ou. break, provoked by
the walton tyranny of the Aus rim trool s
at Milan. But We are disposed 10 attach
more importance so the affair, from the
fact that the same papers publish transla-
tions of proclamations from the prominent,
Revo!utionists. Mazzini urges bis fellow
ltaisus to throw off Their Aust. ::.,y vok.
and Kossuth iuvOkes the aid Of the Hnuu,
rians in the Aus 'r;an regiments The frs,
declares that the work of preparation i.
ended, and that the moment for insu.rec
ton Is arrived Al insnrrertion tb,, shall
lar surpass i'll its consequences the Sici ian
revolt Of 1913, which was followed by ten
european revolutions. k"ssu'L's appeal
OH the other hand is to the Hungarian sol
diers to unite Will, .'.surgent Italy. Hun
gary IS to be the ri s.ht wing and Italy the
left wing of The great &c that is now to
be manifested. All Tie p olle of Europe
will Likewise arise-the tottsriug bower OF
the tyrants shall be d.s,roye,s-and this
shall lie the last war;"
II seems almost inn .s>ii,ie that, with their
knowledge Of the despo.ic alliances ami
forces, these leaders could have so wa,,tcu,,
WISHED another struggle Yet, as Mazzi.i
remsrks, 1t is true that from Spain to Italy,
and trom Greece to Poland, the entire surface
- cut volcanic crust. yet tLetx, !, sim to
lie successful could only he 10. ked fer wleu
semc sudden eyent-.uch as is sure To- han
T'n III the history of nll t., rsnnies-should
serve as mmon SUMMONS The onl,
suggestion to explain the motives that have
how apparently been acted upon would seem
10 lie III some assumed probability that the
movement may be sufficiently prolonged and
extended throughout Lombar.ay and the
Roman States to bring the French an Aus.
TRANS into collision, and tina, in the co,t,;c,
between these two powers the weaker nations
may obtain redress
The United States will await the II. VS.
from Europe with great interest, and should
n struggle ensue, there will be no lack of
material aid'' from this side cf The Allan
tic. Ii on the other hand, il is mere gas
c"nade, 1t will destroy al remaining conti
donce in the European Rel ublicans.
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PATIENCE.-Loug.eaow has written q lire
OF poetry that is worth fortunes to those
who practieeit.I {
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After miscellaneous proceedings devoid OF
interest.
The House at IL o'clock went tito Com
mlttee Of the Whole IN the State of the
Union and on motion of Mr.. IluUsTuS Pro-
ceedtd TO the consideration of the Naval
Arr ropria ion Dl'-.he debate 70 be closed
liz two hours.
Mr. STANTON, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Naval AFT tirs addressed the House.
and moved several amendments wi b a view
to Increasing the Efficiency of the Navy
one Of them to i'uild three new ships Of war
two of,hem to be fitted with the Ericsson
cauric engines
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EJ- Frank Tayl.r will accept our thanks
for copy Putnam's Monthly this morning.
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CeLlFORN, a HOU,t.
Nj . a. rt Ay, nue

CARD -FAiEA - IL ~ ling .alo n. n
"A t.. .oru'r ofSixti .tr. ct, on al ..Lri az,
I" ili poi iey b. o,ened on saturiay, p, b. uary
frG Ii
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Learn to lab T and to ": it."

Energy combined with patience is the
secret sf success. There is quantum suffi-
cient Of those q alities in the worll, hut it
is rarely that they 60 hand in hind Ener-
ey without patience would never have built
the pyramids; patience without energy
may make a saint, but never hero
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INDEPENDENCE OF THE EA ECUTIvE-A dir
tinguiobed Democrat declares that Gen.
Pierce has said that lie agrees with Gen
Jackson in the opinion that the sentiments
of the Cabinet have no binding force upon
the Executive. The Constitution recog-
nizes no such embarrassment In the way of
Chief Magistrate. Each Secretary has the
control of his own Department, and nothin.
more"
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D&- The Democratic Pioneer Associa
,ion purpose visiting Washington On the Sd
Of March, to j"in in the procession the rext
day. They will be accompanied by the
Baltimore, band and on arriving at Wash
ington, salute will be fired, and splendid
display of fireworks exhibited on the route
to Democratic Hall, which, though the kind
ness Of the Jackson Democratic Association,
has been rendered to the Fioneers as their
head quarters at Washington.
~ Among the Candidates spoken OF
for the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor Of Alabama are John A. Windsor, T. j.
Pickett. and Patrick Henry Britain. MIR.
Britain is a States Rights Democrat, and
is one Of the editors of the Montgomery Adj
vertiser and Gazette, and worked in the Of
fee of the Matt nal lntel'igencer some eigh,
OF ten 3eass ago. 49,. 49,.
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Egr The Masonic Fraternity in Boston
assembled on the evening of the ed to cele-
bra.e the 10th anniversary of the initiation.
ofGen. Washington postponed on account
of Mr. Webster's death. The occasions
drew together large number, and the ser
vices were of much interest. An address
vas delivered by Rev. William Il. Ager, of
Roxbury, upon the life, character AMI mis-
sion of George Washington. 1t is rerre-
sented as a production Of rare beau,y, force
and eloquence.
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GRAN D Ball.
And Mu.icsl Snir.e at CaIu.iss
Saloon.

The WASN'T GTON LIGHT INFANT BAND
have the pi asure Of announcing Ia their friends
end to VI 20 he Meir :i"lis tn t. On The enng
If The Presidents inaugural (itl Marcfl fLe>
Will give ii GraI;n Bill a., d Hu.ical Soir,e Every
arrai genie, has b.rn d. mai. the rntrit.i,-
melt WI thy tn" csasf Tie adm res If Iprp
: C "re nj lave AN por;uni,y of CT j,i u EN-.
sev.s 10 th-ir heart delight. he the Bar. during
eevrring viii lerfol N me OF tia most beau iiul
Selections the b. c,nlp s,s
ks-Inkets 81; to be i..dcat The door and he usual
lac,
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ES Bachelor Hobbs, of the Boston Bee.
says that trained dogs are about to be intro
duced into that city to hold up ladies' lenf
dresses On vet days. No other puppies vii.
be aloved to interfere With the legitimat,
business.
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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-06-30
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Tbs shooting affair at WASHINGTON.

The Washington Republic in its account OF
the shooting of w. II. Hester and Mrs. Morri-
son, by the husband of the latter, give the eI-
animation before the magistrate:
About four O'Clock, p. NJ, to-day, June
18th, having been informed that Nm. II. Hester
had been shot by man named Andrew J. Nor
rison, and having been Informed by DR.. j. c.
Hall that he was dangerously, and probably ia
tally wounded, we proceeded to taKe his Hes
ters) statement in presence. The doctor
informed him Of his critical situation, and being
warned that probably he might not live mora
than twenty minutes, he stated that he, A. J
Morrison, and Mrs. Fanny A. Morrison, his wife
were on very Intimate terms, and that as dy
ing man, he would tell the truth. lie had fire.
quently been ct their boarding house, to see them
was to him as brother, and Mrs Morrison was,
to him sister; aye, more than a sister. De
had slept in the paror all night, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison occupied the adjoining bedroom.
Before this occurrence yesterday he went to
the house 10 see Air. and Mrs. Morrison, and
found Mrs. Morrison in the parlor. They took
a seat on the sofa together. and the weather be-
ing very warm, he remarked: Fanny, it's warm,
and took off his coat, and resumed his seat, about
the ordinary distance for conversation.
'.She stated that she expected Mr.. Morrison
in d fe " minutes. During the conversation he
heard the discharge of pistol. lie did not see
who fired the first shot, but he saw Mr. Morrl-
son come up and FIRE the second. He was at the
time of the 6rst FIRE, sitting with his back to the
door. After hearing the second, he screamed
feeling the hurt Mr.. Morrison then closed on
him, and snapped at his breast when he arrest
ed the pistol lie then pointed at his wifes
breast, fired, and shot her. He (Hester) had not
plaeed his hand on Mrs. Morrison, and never
had any intention towards her, having always
thought too much of her. He had recollee-
ton how his pantaloons came off.
When the officers went into Mr. BerkeleyS
for the purpose Of arresting MIR. Morrison, they
found him at the bedside Of his wife, epgagedin
aifectionate attentions, and, rs were inform
ed by a gentleman who was present, expressing
his belief in her conjugal fidelity, but denouh-
cling Mr.. Hester as actuated by design to force
her.
Mr.. Morrison was committed to Jail for FUR
ther examination by Justice Goddard and Donn'
charged with attempting to take the life Of MI
Hester and Fanny 4. Morrison II
We learned that at six o'clock, the pA.,,
which entered on the right side OF the uPP.a n,
portion of Mr. Hesters back, was extracted IUI, ~
lust below the stomach, and that at ~
o'clock he was in On extremely critical conde01'