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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

The Rational lnle!lgcnccr copies the following from the
Boston Post o "Wednesday b.caGsc il has for be
lrvng that the facts stated nre substantially
The government with vsiIant eye the best interests
O the nalIon IL pursuing The most llcIcnt course could
adopt ~ release the treasure IN the government vaults Dr
hCacit Of the business Of the country. Secretary Gath
Tic has moved with pUmpncss and sdsaCity In This
s;cc hch Indicate his eminent fitness for the important
position asse 10 him by the President II is wei! known
that he has made public proposition purchas. oi t.
hOlicrs U the United States stocks Of 1851 and S6S
premium Of Il per cent and interest from the Isl o July
the tlmJ Ul transfer 10 the United States.
THIS NOTES; issued the 3Dh july and the depart
.ncn has redeemed up including the 2Uh instant
S526 $50 those Stocss Ii has also rcrned o The per
cant stocks S3 800 and Of The stocks y. lSG2, hY sn"cih
contact So 600 making in all in twenty days SlUy3 $50
and :hc Dcpar ready further redeem the stocks al
Tic Offered fast they shall be presented. The pct
offered tho full market prize prior the notice. and wa
To acuSr By addition O interest until the stock shGnld bl
transferred. The ultcr made before the money panic
commenced and the belief evidently that The act o!
The Legislature o New York requirng weekly statements
the banks would Jrcc The banks ni New lOrg la con
tract and that contraction there must bc followed by CON
traction elsewhere. The notice made public not only
Tor The benefit ot The holders OF the stocks but IN order I"
give qurtudc the public mind and under II The money
market is daily being relieved.
iI4vn9 furnished E twenty days 81 10 lnciuiin;
principal premium ul these stocks, the department hnd
ing .rs issued by The mint unavailable as com, tS
The for their purchase and IL HE rciiei o!
money market SI0GOUO making nearly S2UOUUVU 10 h'
twenty days All has been done and than THIS can
nc done in nr next twenty days the holders shall deem
10 their interest To part with the stock al alr preilnn
liner. has been iriec!uci since lhr lh Mhlcn iist
81 495 y 81 The United States stocks and s59-S UO 81
been advanced tho mint for the purchase o silver anu
ngols and there The per cent stock caccmt
ole y ; on the ls Jny laet 5o 600 ithc interest "i
winch h,- been stup;cD br paid the treasury on il"
mlni.
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James I syiur aud Mildred Taylor, Defendants.
i Of this suit three hundred dollars ON The
enia Mildred Tavor, and settle upon the plaintiff. Martha
parate estate free from the marital rllhs Of her
husband. The enast James Taylor and affidavit having
made aat fled tia, tgcn enquiry made behalf Of
ala!f r ne purpose of asceranins in what county or corpora
you 'r al! lanes without effect the said deen
da jams ray"r notified appear the Rules to be holden
- w 'tets uGce said Court the first Monday IN orto-
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lNGlNlA-Al held ~ the Clerks Office OF the Crcui'
'"sr OF The City OF Richmond The first Monday IN august
'c.', lt.ns the Is day OF the month";
A'T.tJ GUu,!nln Plaintiff:
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WOODyyARD HOUSE, STAUNTON, VA.

recently made cSeuslre additions |" MS
iote and fitted up whole establishment superior style
The be opened 10th August for o 1r
y..s and month Country custom
and patronage generally respectfully solicited Every pains VI" be-
!, Ian N arlori sasactlon JOS ~ WOODWARD
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sNcH RY.-vRGiNiA AT tircui! &C Gfi t'hle" mn,
Ild L,r Cumberland coaIy, the 9th day o auses s
Ra!4'u Z "ao' """ '"''' - " S' Plaintiffs
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WASHINGTON NEWS.-Thc correspondent oi
HepubIic gives the following .


r. c. Murphy Esq, recently appointed United otafs e.
~ c,,y Tn. wedding which took place al the residence
~ 1hn bride was attended BY number OF distinguished
o.n,men among whom was Nj. Vilami', inc "''S"'
from Equator, in lull uniform ,-,ns io,.,,;ocrcc
Th, mail Iuat received ito Santa Re brings lneleehce
that Major Wcehman, the late delegate to congress %
oI'x;,n j,.d been nposrr,'' the i"rmef Place oy
;.,an, E,ancis ] Thomas, u. a., Ul Murylhnh ana
,hr street fl hi between the parties was Gxpcr'cd'-
Cause private quarrel originating al pnoc
,r had hnk.n The peace There is something lii'ic SIN
paI IN lhe story; for those who know M"1I "e!Shman
nd hr has numerous friends in this city, wl not oec'e
him likely submit amely 10 Insult from a"i q"''''
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AIRclNIA K0is. he'd u lhs GsIHs 0t:s o .,e csu

ateIt l. West,
'tArt> Il. liarGrys Deieinalt'
L. cas-. an! uyon attachment returned executed
Viz Object this of the defendant lr sum ol
"a har and y dollars, with legal interest thereon from u't
~ % JWs 1853, nj paid and affidavit haVinS been inadr '
si Nat hr defendant above named IL non resident o ms I'
h'"ea III. -dl d-enan; notified 10 appear al he hu'cS
s "G H. ek- Office the said Court on the trst Monday
ost AMI 10 what TO Irolec: Ills interest IL
t.s tnuy--'rese.
Au4. G--r~.. :. EUS. ROBINSON. Clk
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A NEW KIND OF COrTON.-Thc editor Of The rri-
bun, has seen specimen OF and very beautiful SORT
of cation brought from among the Pine Indians Of New
u,xic, nv nm officer of the Mexican Boundary Commission
It's necnliuy consists fine, silky snpe superior IN
ourh and strength all kinds previously known Inc
seed mas bee introduced into Texas and the plant VIII soon
b brown there extensively II has also the great advantage
Of not lcgcncrating and not requiring renewal ot Tue
seed The plant if all these pccnarites arc proved pefna
n.ny 10 belonging it, must effect revolution III COTTON
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Ii rasc and upou a n attachment returned Executed
TIE o the defendant c sum thirty
therI, from the 2Sth day o March
gai having been made aud he that the deleu
tins COmmonwealt the said
the Rules bc holden III The CcrEs
Monday October next, anu ="
Isl TO protect his this TuIt
A, s-..iw- Cn.v-lesc EuS. ROBINSON Crk.
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In spite of Tie burning Of tar and pch 'he h'hs VI '
non purify The atmosphere, ana every cohce"o'' i"
r,r relief The yellow pcslilcnce in New Orleans seems 10
,, and s,rcnprhcn by what it feeds on-attacking oil
classes in It's tcsola,ing sweep II is said that already one
xoen,b # rot more of the resident population have tai
len vicms 10 the Tell destroyer The New Orleans papers
ac;al ,nlrs of all the deaths in the cy from the
oah Nav 10 The 2Is ns Inclusive In that snort Pe''oo
rrubcr If deaths wac 12i7. of which fire ho"S
and and Mirty. tro were from yellow fever.
y S-Sincc the above written, Inc Telegraph one'
rho gratifying news the pcsticncc is on The decrease
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7IKt,lNIA.-.l Ulrcll Nocrt 81 The City OF iNchm'
iJri,v No.,

Tyut.IN,a-l t'lrclii toCri 81 the City O Richmond.
.I A. N, State orre in tie said city, on "Wednesday
la0e -. lojo: ,,.
Ge""rl Comb, '''
the City Of Richm' alG Us such
administrator Kc4l Mann. deceased, aud William B tv"es
Dette.
As,ns ass 4Is cause the Court Goh uite "ls
:!-rrcG u tie Iu!:hsssaeIS VI tu
Court win shall pr5cse!aa c aud place 10 be a!p"euo oS
due thereof, according 10 ii" 70 receive
pi5oi .. demands the said Richard Manu. de
.sl.ri. his estate.
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.,t1
rts ay ca:s plaintiffs 10y ter Attorney and Eied ther oi
I ia made and filed III the cause thai The de-
eeilrt AcIoe non' reie OF hiS slaIr On '
~ al m, pisDIS ordered, that the sad deIenlait, he
.rc Acre. 10 appear the first day oi September term
~ M h, VITA IS necessary proeCt her interest this SUIT
s"r l3-cs.. ACopy-TesIr; W. q WlNSTuS, ~ Z.
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SIRGISI Rules iel the CLERKS Office OF The Circu
,lni Mnhiay IN Ans

Court Richmond, on the ts hi"lay ia August,
s. AZ ,,-n: IA. day OF the MONTH .r
Albert l. WsSI 1'A'"'''
"a - y u.,,.y. Defendant
Irca-. an, upon an attachment returned executed
~ Of the defendant Tue sum OF
aud alidaVt having oee
i above named Is non csiuet 9"
~. the aai defendant. uo!lfed ll-ar the
E!es ~ he Clerks Office vi ihe said Court on te
Inst Moly aud DO what necessary To protect
i.:crcs, u MS A coly-Testc ..., =,
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Aug s-csiw sopy-Tese. EUS ROBINSON Clerk.


u
Court o The Richmond on the first Monday
- tn being The Hrs day ., the month";:
Npraan IruEiel!. Plaintiff:
'ha'ss larreys Defendant
., - case and upon attachmeit returned sXecuod.
" "i this the defendant the sum OF
a.i collars and hIty and affidavit having been made
a he defendant above named resident Of this
the said defendant notified appear the Rules
rn N The Clerks tho On the first
t"o-I aud do what project
A., 'Ii a CoIy-Tcse:
-. h~cwiw EIiS ROBINSON Crk
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Navy uEEE AND PORK Fon 1854.

Bur,anD Df prUrsunS and Clothing, August ~ 1919
ts,EALED PROPOSALS. cn.urc Proposals ior icci ana @
ros.ls for the be. wl he receive" @
nnica until II O'clock NJ Monday the 2G day OF Sri"e
ext Tor furnishing delivering al! cost ana rS" " "
lniIcd States , I'm, ,l,ou
Five thousand hundred barrels of navy ro ana '"" ~
sand eight hundred barrels Of navy pork , ,..,,,,
s 10 contain mot less than hundred pounds net ~c'Sh
oi beet pork; OF weight III etlcr n' ,," ~
in To be delivered At the respective navy u ,, JI
Lan,E Btef. ba'',% i""'
Al Gharlestown, Mass, liW o1un
Al Brooklyn, n. Y, -oou u .gm
Va, ltp'
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80"
tErirGc. 40 -,
:, nat G,nca - the instruction contained in LoIt
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THREATENED SECESSION OF THE SOU ll!EkN
NEW SCHOOL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-An ar.
c recently published the Tenth Legion ol Virginia,
says that consequence the agitation on the subject "l
slavery I'm HE last General Assembly u the New School
pcsa, terrain Church. which met 1t Duillo, number {" 'hc
m,n- lha pcsu!sion IN the Synod o 'raIhi rave
signed rc following resolutions and proposed Them TO the
other Southern Synods for adoption
Resolved l. That the Presbytercs IN The savcholilne
States decline making any response 10 the inquiries proposed
by tic late General Assembly.
, That said Prcsbylerics be fully represented IN The neN
Assembly.
y That said Prrshytcres instruct Their delegates Ia i'
next Assembly The ri the subject n slavery beln"
iuccd to propose resolutions expressing IN i strong
-t terms The opinion D the Assembly tnt all lur asl-
,n II lr subject that body Is most un"sc ana npo-
per and should not be permitted And should ihc Asseh'
uIy refuse 10 sanction such rtsOlutonS that The delegates
from said prcsby erics be instructed immediately 10 WIN
draw and unite with from other portions o III" emu GU
upostd 10 The further agitation OF is subJcc. IN me AS
<tmb!y either in u OTganZaon or IN such o'het "e''
sur, as in :l,eir Judgment will be most exped!ent
Tine same paper says that OF the Southern tpcinoefs
I This church are in of immediate secession, and tat
oussy some will take at course, but that The plan ln'-
Gated in the above resolutions seems generally preferred
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PATENT IMPROVED CIDER MILL

n " lo
CHINE AT THE FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTES
NEW YORK, OCTOBER, 1852,
DIPLOMA franklin Institute Phladelpia First PIE.
~ Fair Utica, New York and al the Columbia
AMI Rensselaer, County (Ncw York; Fairs and Diploma III c
Wescheser County Fair al While Plains
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l.uHD JOHN RuSSELL'S REPLY 70 MIR EYE
REHr

The following letter oi Lord John Russell Ia :a British
Foreign Secretary Mr.. Champion, Minr: 1t asing"n,
i Intended rcplr n The wclE"wn Icttcr az Mr. Eve.
IN tie lrpac treaty :o the protection u Cuba. 1t Is
pInwcd by interesting note from Mr. Champion 10 Lord
I lar, nbnu
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NJ. @. WINSTON Z. II e..
take notice that, IN obedience IL
+, | shall on the l-i,h day OF tins
n, proceed 10 selIle the account
and request that all creditors rI
roperly and legally huthcnIlcl.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-18
THE INAUGURATION,

I'HEMARSHAL IN-CHIEF, previous to completing
Il the arrangement for the Inaugural Procession
desires u organized associations intending to partc
that proper ositions may be assigned them.
The Firemen, Masonic Order, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. Independent Order Of Red Men, Sons of
Temperance brothers of Temperance, Junior rotheIs
ami Cadets of Temperance, ali other associations
Intending to participate in the ceremonies OF tue day.
should ca select u chief marshall who are requested
to report to the mxrshalin chief immediately utou
their appointment.
Organized associations from distance detisning to
be present, requested to the fact at
as early a day rs possible. j. d. HOOVER.
feb 17-d;nsrch3 MarshnIin-(,h ,ef
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(Communicated.l

NATIONAL THEATRE. On Wednesday
evening it was my good fortune to see Mrs.
Farren in ner most truthful personation of
Lucretia Borgia, and again on last evening
in Jane Shore, and the beautiful character
Of Parthenia. In 1847, this lady appeared
at the St. Charles Theatre, New Orleans,
before one of the largest and most fashion
able audiences, as Jane Shore. So perfect
was her triumph that the managers pro:
ferred her benefit, on which occasion she
appeared as the Wrecker's Daughter, with
even moro success. She was at once ele-
waited to the height Of her professional
ambition, and has since appeared in all the
principal cities Of the Union her talents
winning from her audiences that regard
which they are ever willing to bestow upon
true merit.
1t would be injustice to withhold onr
testimony in favor Of Mr.. Fenno on this
occasion. As 1ngomar, he portrayed those
true passions Of the human heart with mas
terly effect.
This evening Mrs. Farren appears lin
her benefit) a. the Wrecker's Daughter and
Lucretis Borgis. Nrr1s.
~ He who commences many things
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BRO0Ms, MATS, PALS, &c.

A LARGE as ortment of Brooms Mats, Pals, Flour
n Buckets Bail Boxes, Market and Clothes Bss-
kets Brushes, Tubs, keslery, &c.
Received, and for sale by
j. T. RADCLIFFE,
Odd Fellows Hall,
Ieo 16-e0Stn Seventh street
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- Have you seen those beautiful
Lace berthss and Chemisettes at TATE'st No. VI!
yos ought by all mes. .. There is also to be SCI
Muslin Embroidered Caps, Merino Embroidered Scars
Lace Embroidered Caps, Fancy Dress Caps, Erepiil
Head Dresses, sontag Sleeves, and beautiful iOt |
Embroideries. Jan n
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THE CAPITOL HILL FESTIVAL.

The CAPITOL HILL FESTIVAL,
For the Bene1t Of the Female Poor,
A FESTIVAL will be held in the spacious hall of
"A the Columbia Fire Company, Capitol HILL COR.
ner Of New Jersey avenue and south b rrert. on
Tuesday next, the 22d inst for the ben. of the 70,
male Poor, " continue for few days. whsr. the
friends Of Benevolencs respectfully and earnestly
invited to aid.
Contributions in money, ref, eshments, or goods.
will be thankfully received ct the hall or by the uu
dsrsigned, adjoining the hall.
Z. B. MILLS
Directress OF the L. q. B. and Employment
feb l7--lw Society
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WONDERFUL ART,

THE sweet singer of Israel upon the plains Of Ju.
/ dea ceased not his praise Neither do the many
who visit THohPSoNs GALLERY to praise and ad
mire his new and beautiful Daguerrrotypes. He is
prepared to take the pictures advertised
rs the ''GREATEsT WoNDIR OF THE Ace" in the best
style.
Gallery, over Lane fuckers store, north side
Penn avenue, bet. A and 9th SITS
fen 16-1m
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- Handsome ROOms.-Tuo neat %
convenient rooms, one parlor aud ole bedroom ca
be obtained on reasonable terms, if application
made immediately, At the house known rs " Butler
HOTEL" street, near 18th, south side.
jan 25-H
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IRVING HOTEL.

~ Joe ShilIington receives all che
new books and new spaprrs as fast as publ she'd b
is agent for Harpers and all the other Magazines
our readers will always find large and good 1851
ment Of blank books and stationery at his book Sur
Ojeon Building, corner Of "a street aud Penn a''
feb7
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CONGRESS-.
0eAate.

from the State Of Massachusetts for six
years from the fourth of March next; which
we're read.
MIR. GwINK moved the postponement Of
all prior orders, and that the Senate re-
sumo the consideration of the Pacific Rail
road bill with an understanding that it will
not adjourn until said bill is disposed Of.
Mr.. HAML1x gave notice that he would
on Monday call up Miss Dix's bill giving
lands to the States in aid of the INDECENT in
sane.
Mr. HUNTER gave notice that he expected
to report other appropriation bills to NOR
row, and should press their immediate con.
sideration.
MIR. ADAMS gave notice of his intention
to press the consideration of the Homestead
bill.
Mr.. BRoDHEAD gave similar notice in
regard to the consideration of bill giving
lands to the volunteers who served in the
war of 1872.
Mr.. GwINN's motion to take up the Pa
cifc Railroad Bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. BoRLASD read written speech, and
was followed by MIR. SEBASTIAN.
Mr.. COOPER spoke against the building
of the road till the route was surveyed.
House Of Representatives.
The SPEAKER laid before the House several
Executive communications-one of them re.
commencing an appropriation of $75, 900
for the employment of u steam revenue cut
ter on the Pacific.
On motion of Mr.. HoUsToN, the House
went into Committee of the Whole and re-
sumed the consideration of the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation Bill.
Various amendments we're considered.
Worktngmen's National Association.
On last night this association held its
second meeting at the Anascostia Engine
house, Navy Yard. 1t now numbers one
hundred and sixty-eight members, and the
following gentlemen are its officers:
Samuel s. Briggs, President.
John P. Lear, LIST Vice President.
Samuel Armistead, I'd v. President.
Henry Stewart, Recor'g Secretary.
Lemuel Gaddis, Financ'l Secretary.
VIM. H. Arnold, Treasurer.
There is also committee for the purpose
of corresponding with associations of the
same kind that may be formed in other
places-the President of the association is
its chairman.
The object of this move is to form kindred
societies throughout the Union for the bet
ter protection Of the workingman, who is
too often played upon by some political de-
magogue for his own advancement and sell
fish ends
The organization is such as to include all
workingmen, and they invite them to join
in. The initiation fee is but ten cents, and
the same amount monthly. We wish them
success, and hope their example may be
followed.
Communicated.
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E. C, DARLINGTON.

Attorney and CouMselier.at.Law
DRACTlCES in all the Courts of the District, and
l. attends to the prosecution Of Claims before Con.
gress an the Executive departments
~ Office, east wing OF the City Hail.
feb II
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Roots Wonderful Dsgserrsotyps'
Go to Roots! No matter whether
1t be clear Or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces
Multitudes Of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Psnnsylvania avenue, near seven''
street. jan ST.
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news Items
The steamer Alps arrived at New York
last night with dates from Liverpool to the
I'd instant
Cotton had slightly advanced, and -four
and other breadstuffs further declined.
Viscount Melbourn, ex. Premier of Great
Britain, is dead.
The marriage of the French Emperor
took place on the Goth at the Tuileries.
The Paris papers state that the ceremo-
ny was conducted with noble simplicity in
the presence of about eight hundred per-
BALTIMORE, Feb. II.
The MECHANICS STRKE-LABoR Re-
sUMED.-The mechanics connected with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad resumed their
labors this afternoon, the Board having
fully consented to the demand Is per cent
advance The indications are that the
other large employers will also give in be-
fore the close of the week, and that by
Monday next the advanced prices will be
fully established.
A correspondent of the Newark Daily
Advertiser, writing from Florence under
date of January oath, states that an Ameri-
can gentleman who had just returned from
a trip to Malta, met there with MIR. Mar.
shall, Of Kentucky, our new commissioner
to China, on his way for his post
BANKS IN V1RGIN1A-The Legislature Of
Virginia has passed bills to establish the
Rappahanock Bank, increasing the capital
stock of the Exchange Bank at Petersburg,
and incorporating the Fredericksburg and
Taylorsville Savings Banks.
THE PRESIDENT Elective learn by
telegraph that General Pierce, having been
at the Aston House in New York during
yesterday, left that city in the after
noon at four o'clock, on his way to this
city. We presume that he may reach Wash
;nnt,o - <Lo .n,.,o ~ - n;~b<
since, Mr.. B-was elected to represent
the town Of Shilburne, New Hampshire, in
the Legislature. He was plain old farmer,
full of sound sense, and ready for any real
work that was needed. When he made his
appearance at the State House, it must be
confessed that his tout ensemble was anything
but fashionable His hat was perfect relic
of antiquity-his coarse frock and trowsers
of genuine dapple-grey, home-spun-his
shirt bosom the product of his wifes own
loom, and his boots of the thickest, most
substantial cow-hide.
AS Mr. B entered the lobby, there |
were several young "members standing |
about the fire, and suppssing the new conner
to be only visitor, they merely cast glance
at his weather Drowned face, and turned up
their noses at his verdant looks and then |
continued their conversation. B took
a seat near the stove.
ono room here for VISITORS" said one of
the aippants.
ooh, I'm q member.
"You q member :" uttered the first
speaker.
"Sartin" responded B, in mild
tone.
s'Where from? ?"
s'Shilburne."
"Well," said fashionable dressed mem
Der. with a disdainful look at the rough,
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CARUsps SALOON.
tom G HTI.
PROFESSOR HALE GIVES HIS sHooy,
Lecture and
Interesting Experiments
ELECTRO.BIOLOGY
ON THIS (TRIDAI) ivKsISs
Commenting At 9 o'clock
~ Admission q eents.H
ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

W1LLAhD HOTkL.
Capt Gardiner USA GIN Van Dulip Lad,
Capt 1sllsom NY
MIR Maxwell Ny Mr. Mrs Rhodesv,
Mr. King do Miss klem do
j w Harvey ii Csymon Texas
Capt Riuggold USN James do
] e Cruger n Y " IL Hyae 4 Conn
] KING do III Hyde do
NJ Hayes Me Mr. Longhesd Pa
L Wiggin do Mr. De Ksntzone Ne
Bartlett Mass Capt Scott Cal
j JenBiag do Edward Md
W Harris DO Hunter Va
I Norris Va RI Hsrris do
A Csperton do Brickbouse do
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