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@ taes have received pr snip IutLnS and steamship W3
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
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long m hs aty HE eans cannot e to please the most
atiiioa. The following ATS y The leading articles, viz
LIGHr COL0itEp STRING PRINTS.
SMALL FIGURED BRfLLIANTISEs.
coLORED STRIPED BRtLLlANIlNEs.
PERSIAN BRiLLtANTINEs.
LIGHT ASD DARK COtoaED JACoNEIs.
IIGHT AND DAllh CoL0RED JACoNE1s, With bsnd4
RICH PRINTED oRGANDES
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES, , and no'ucc-,
PLAIN AND PRINTED BAREGES.
BREstIIENNEs ALL PATTERNS AND CoLoRS.
PARAMErTA B9UtdE NEW ARTICLE.
SILK MUsLISS, LATEST STYLES.
PLAIN INDIA CRAZE
FIGURED GRAPE,
PLAIN AND STRIPED SPRING SILK.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, NEW STYLES
CHAN6EABLE SIX NiANTlLAs
BLACK LACE AANrlLLAS.
BLACK LACE sCARtS
BLACK LACE POINTS.
BLACK LACE Wells.
NaUSQUErAIREs COLLARS OF
Esglsh Embroidery.
Muslin Embroidery,
Yaengiennes,
UNDERsLEEyEs Of every description.
Jaeonet and Muslin EMBROIDERED BANDS
VERY RICH EMBROIDERED CIIEAIIsETTES.
EMBROIDERED ROBES AND skirts.
yagueienne Alenson, Brussels and Maine LACEs.
PARASols and FANS, Of newest styles and patterns.
a complete assortment Of
LINEN G 0ODS
made their order name, which they viii se With
thsir u.aai gssssn,e. 10 Parsnsss and quality.
rs Il. REILLY a co,
i-sl sildp caasl and Rsga! s'Fe's'
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Nav BeoKs-l B Steel 80 Camp street, sends US No.
Of Vel D. Of that invaluable publication Appleton S
aeehanies Magazine Also, Lady Bird a novel by
Lady eeorsaaa Fullerton author of "Grantley Manor
etc, by same publishers
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cot RTAt gnta, members the anil
others A. NJ oGDEN, the parish Of Jefferson b., consented
become ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT FROM TIE SECOND DISTRICT. fel Is
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rEIEgRAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT
sp fbs National E'nf.


wAsHiSaIoS, February 20.
In the Senate yesterday the Pacific Railroad bill con
tinued under debate and amendment was adopted,
which if not taken out will insure its defeat, or II the
bin should pass the amendment would destroy its value
The amendment provides that no money shall be eA-
pended for construction Of any part Of the road
inc throuah any one of the States OF the Union MIR
weller gave notice that on Monday he would make mo
tion to reconsider the by which the amendment
adopted
In the House the Civil and Diplomactic bill was discus
sed and amended in Committee Of the Whole reported t.
the House and then finally passed.
Steamboats, Passing
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The TwENrY-sEcoNp. This honored anniversary will
b celebrated to-day by the pupils Of the Public Schools
Lyesum Hall Washingtons Farewell Address will be
rsad and remarks will be made by member of the
Board Of Directors
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Steamboats, Passing.

The following steamboats, have passed here since yesei
day morning bound for New Orleans The Jennie Deans
st the D. 8 Stacey at and the America st IL O'Clock
Yesterday morning the Cincinnatus at l. the Norma at
$50 and the jamestown at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the Atlantic at L. last night the d, Mosby at the
John smopds at $780, the Mary Huat at g. the Moses
Greenwood at s. and the J NJ Mclean at 10 o'clock this
morning the Pawnee at l. and the Golden State at 3
O'Clock thia afternoon
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MiIdrARy PARApE.-The Legion and Washington Regi
nsnt viii parade usual this day for inspection and
ssvisw There will, doubt, be a large turn out.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
Ess- For CHIEF JUSTICE We are authorized

Es For CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA -
CHRISTIAN Rosfls is candidate for the Of CHIEF JUS
TICE OF LOUISIANA. lanai ,sua
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CoURr-we authorised ,nnoune. GEORGE srRAwBRlDGk
caultunu ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME
COUWr FOR IlE SECOND DISTRICT egno,ed tHt portion u
tn New the Lake and the
shea Jefferson john Baptist ST. Charles, ST. Jamus Au
son Assumption, Lscaho INTERIOR Ierretohns Mgst baton Rouge
aud Ibc vile. NUX rOFULI. e5
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ChciCe Jurenffs Books,
~ FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,

THOMAS L. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET.
GRACE GREENWuODs JCVENlI Of Ny Child
hood Catond History MY Pets The Doll md Hoy
Friends.
GOOD CtIILD'S FAIRY GIFT
LAMBERT IEIlY'S HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND
ADVENTURES oF JACK HALYARD, tbs SAILOR Roy.
ALWAYS HAPPY. JONAS STORIES.
RoLGO BOOE PARLEY'S MAGAEINE~-l2 vols.
UNCLE FRANKS FEET AT THE BEASTS
THE BOYS, GIRLS AND CHupS OWN BOON.
HINTS FOR HAPPY HOURS.
ANNIES SECOND BOOK.
BREWERS SCIENCE OF THINGS FAMILIAR.
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@ss~ For ASSOCIATE JUDGE or THE SUPREME
COuRTwe authorised to ANNOUNCE GUs1AytS SCHMIDT
candidate 70 ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TuE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT YOX POPULI.
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requested THOMAS H. khk
the election April ASSOClAI
JUDGE u TIE SUPREME COURT FOR TIE FIRST JUDlCIA
N
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pen't forget the great Book Auction of 7 spear &
Co. Ees advertisement.
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We are under obligations to the obligng Clerk Of tn
Ans steamer Oregon for late Mobile papers.
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that request friends, Judge SIDELL
has andaie Tor the ClIIEF
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT At the approaching cleo
tgl. ianYI 10
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lrs~ READING AND ORAToRY, BY HENRY MAN
DEYLE D. DIR MAudeyue, having accepted an Invitation to
div.r ours Of Lectures on READING AND oRATORY will give
the e Of The rie, on WEDNESDAY February The Course
will embrace Twenty i've Lectures and VIII be gwen ~ Iyesu "
every day, from bali past to o'clock
Tiak ets for Cent sunen. -s.'..ss.S4.
Tickets for Lairs. q 6l2p
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Thanks 10 Hon 8 W. Downs and Hon. Pierre soue for
lAts public documents
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re- FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COURT- lpigs a NJ BUCHANAN candidate of the
efey ASSOCIATE JUSTICE o. THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DIS rRlCr, The election hr held
the Ist Monday hpH' aes Tho tirt District composed Of the
Parishes falnur bernard Orleans Cgh bank the gffl,
that portion The cay New Orleans below Jala up23 u.
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~ For associate JuDaE OF rnE


Itcrtt interior office Of ASSOCIATE JUS
TiCE or rliE SUPREME COURT FROM TIE SECOND DIS
IEIcT Iell dsWt
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ED~P S Bros is candidate for the
TOCEsHr pF The SECOND DISTRICT Court of NEW
lRLEAS Win il h DC created 10 succeed IT,
fs2l
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%sy~ For JrUGE on THE SECOND DISTRICT
CGTET,- AAKriS BtACHE aralat1 the abee si JUDGE
cor tllG sE,oNp DISTRACT COuRT % NEW ORLEANS ~
Coart thai Iiy a1t:cri tl6 tupAF
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on! OT!! orr!
CLEARING OFT
II EAVY WINTER CLOTHIN G :!
ALFRED MUNROE 4 Co,
"a Magazine street, corner Of Graver,
tS Offering Inducements to Parhaseis # HEAVY
close remaining NEARLY COST nans style,
ey cry ropee, and guaranteed Splendid FIJI ia s es,s.
For partial list SCI below
ovERCoATS Of all description,
WALKING COATS Of al kinds and eaisr.,
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds All .ol,rs.
DRESS AND FfOCK COATS, blaek aud eulored
CLOTH CLoAKS o various qualities.
TALMA AND KiIABAN CLOAkS, anew article
PANTALooNs Of all kinds.
VESTS Of all kinds
MAGNIFICENT BALL VESTS.
EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
COTTON And SILK UMBRELLAS.
CARPET BAGS ANp TRUNKS.
YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
YOUTHS AND BOYS FRocKs, PuLKAs AND JACKETS
YOUTHS PANTALOoSs AND VESTS.
YOUTHS OyERCOATS.
CHl.DRES's CLOTH COATS
CHuDREN's JACKETS ASD POLKA JACKETS.
CHTLDREN's DRESS JACKETs-A bsaulful sitiglo.
CHILDREN'S PANTALOoNs.
BoYs' SHIRTS SOCKS AND DRAWERS.
tE~ ONE PRICE EoR Go0Ds-No deviation is ever made.
tE- This opES EVERY NIGHT u eight and SATURDAY
NIGHTS till nine o'eoca. Not open Sunday
ALFRED MUNRoE \ co
ie17 6t9pItw "A Magazine street. CT Grsrist.
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Board of Health.
LIST or INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY or NEw ORLEANS
Fortle Wesk endIng Eehruary ~ 1s59:


Lafayette 20 Catholic go 8
ST. tHek Il Charity Hospital II
CBtbut no l)t..r - P0tcT's Field
Protestant cypTesa,iroye,
81 y idcsnt tg lunl. "a
$50
A, HESTER secretary BOard Of Health
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10y \ OR ASSOCIATE JUDGE or the thh
COuRTkoBEHr PREAUX, Eq viii be supported Is egt,daia
Tor the ocg OF ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME toukl
FROM HE FIRST DISTRICT composed Of the parishes Of Plague
street. ianll
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IT For JCuGE0F THE THIRD DISTRICT CouRr
NJ tAlAlERsUN u candidate he TUpGE or 1ifE
Third Distract COZ XII tie Court which BRAY orgm5
tu succeed tstf Or.
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. Madame E6sCis.
Medical and Lac Te.rt Books,
a. FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,

u AieJ5 aui Law iudH about 10 leave tie city At The close
the Leeta viii ind large assortment Of TENT AND STANDARD
MEDICAL AND LAW BOOKS mo5srae proas At No. los Canal
strast t-1l 2Qp
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Clothing.
NORRIS & WAY,
GLoTHIERs,
WINTER CLOTHING
u. e.. Morgan,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ApjoiNISG THE POST OFFICE
r. All New Works resztrsd by Express ~ sl1 as s1sl from s
and M supply OF STANDARD WORKS constantly ca hard
ian4Z am4rsW
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5e~Fon JUICE OF rnt Turp DIsrmcr Cor

RICHARD H. BARN acrnlpr JuD,EshlP or 1HE
THIRD DISTRICT tpUAEeF N.N uHIEAAs, 0rta COAT Which
may sutgeeI Il uu.tf ~ - new Constitution. iel
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GEORGE W HHNlaIi ogniltHtc hp OIL Of thy JUDGE
STIR OF the Iflttu DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS or
She Court vaH may yat Iulsr the Constitution, irlh
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EtF- J Il. CoTroN is "a candidate for JUDGE or
ruE SIXTH DsTRC4 COURT EutI IilE CITY o. NEW Ok
LEANs eti pl sIierle 0s ILni lpdaai Hptt
Court 10 The ItIsb 81 Jefferson ~.l "A
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slate that Judge A. tANONGE cntlin lor
JUDGE the THIRD DIS rRlCr COT RI OF SEW ORLEANS
ta Cont vhh may be substitute" 60 uncf tas new t9nsup
'rlt 10
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~ FoR1UDGE on raE FIFTH OtsrBiCTCoURr
Authorized LIVINGSTON ,sultdAe i9r ihs
Office JUDGE uF TIRE FIFTH DISTRICT CovRI OF NEw
trt4
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GEi-fOR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DIsrWCT Court,
We ARE Katnorl auuoaace RpRERT NJ KEARNEI olr4-
lat iyr t4e JCDGEsfHP FlFII DISTRICT COURT Of New
orleans. iau3I ii
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Es~Fog JUDGEuF THE FlFTn DISTRICT COuRr
ar authorized J,aaudHnrD EDWARD p RAND gi.la'
ne JUucE.tilr tat FIFTH DISTRICT COUNT % New on
l'n3 y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31
MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1858.

| ANOTHER MURDER.-The Louisville Journa
has the following communication:
TrNBERLAKE, BoLIvAR, Co., Miss, March 7
1853. .i1
GENTLrMES: On the morning Of the 2nc
inst, Mr.. MosEs BRowx was murdered anc
robbed on WILLIs's Bend leRee, within tw,
miles Of his home. When his horse returned
without rider and it was aseertained that he
had not been in Greenville, wleEs yhe had in.
tended 10 go, to pay taxes, suspicion was at once
aroused of foul play. His poor Distressed
mother Joined in the search, and taking his dogs
along, they soon took the trail, end coming 10
the bank Of The river. the faithful animals howl.
ed piteously. The spot Was dragged and the
body recovered, after lying in the river two
days. His money, which WAS mostly $40 bills
with few dollars in silver, was taken, but his
watch was left. II is supposed that, after being
knocked from his horse, there was struggle for
his life, as the thumb was severed nearly from
his left hand, also cash in the same arm. -
Some wood choppers Oh the island opposite heard
him begging for his life, but could see nothing
or account of the cane.
The neighborS Immediately subscribed $500
reward FOR the arrest and conviction Of the muir.
derer. Suspicion falls heavily upon strag.
Cling German, who, by his own account, was
put of the John Simonls in destitute condi-
ton.
lie is abont 20 years Of age, feet or 10
inches high weighs about 100 pounds, light hair
tbs shoes we're nearly worn out and turned up;
had large sore on one OF his wrists; and il is
thought hehad warts on his hand q
VI The John Slmonds put man OF in Wash.
lngton county, near GreenvilIe, answering tins
description, and any other boat took man on
Of this description, between Greenville and Ma
poleon, they coul3 aid the cause of justice by
starting some one in pursuit.
de also told tale OF his having started from
Cairo in adbost and being wrecked.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31
RAILROAD PRo1T yxRIcao 10 JAxEa

The Southern Literary Messenger takes tn,
following from little volume recently published
at Montreal, 10 ridcue the administration OF
aifAirs in Canada. We commend il to the atlen.
tive pepsal Of Agricola, the editor Of the Bloom.
ington r. publican, and other Busters" and
"Festers, y who admire their own profound wis.
dom in railroad matters; who know so well ex.
actly where the railroad ought to have been 10.
Gated, that they feel justified in abusing the
Board of Directors for locating it contrary ia
their wishes:
And at what do you estimate the cost, Mr..
Sleepery' enquired, not at all taken with the
growing picture.
Cost your Excellency! Pardon me, bu,
that is a word not to be found in the railroad
vocabulary. The greater the cost, the greater
the profit. All railroad experience goes 10
show that the more YOU pay out, the more YOU
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

CT. Ma'aai reerimiuaiiors passcd--for The
conduct Of both had been censurable. Neither
were burlIend with particle Of principle. -
Musgrayc urged necessity in plea Of Ms trans
erosion, and Claudine was ready 10 receive il
IN apology. Between the guilty, moral lapse
is easily reconciled-the wine passed freely
and ere half an hour had passed away, Cl-u-
dine was seated on her husbands knee.
And thou dost not, in honest truth then, iove
her, Musgrave ?,
Not |, by all the saints hated her from
the first; her very smiles were sickening, and
her kisses worse than poison
It's WE'LL returned the lady; i would moi
have tamely brooked rival. lean hate as we'll
rs love; and had found that thou had flung
me Of, aid that passion and not poverty had
caused it, this small phial would have avenged
the insult
In the devils name, what is it?' And
Musgrave took diminutiye bottle in his hand
which Claudine had drawn from her bosom.
The daadliest poison that ever the laboratory
Of an alchymist produced was the reply
Three drops are sufficient to destroy the slron-
gest-and the victim will not carry life to the
ground
by Heaven hate drugs-not that Imatter
knife or pistolet were an enemy or a rival in the
road. I'll put il aside. Well only talk oil
love, Claudine, tonight; tomorrow we'll talk
Of business
II ever Musgrave felt more strongly TO: one
woman than another, it was for Claudine De-
breton. She was as beautiful as bad and as
she had opened the fastenings of her douhlet, and
the removal Of her hat had allowed her prolus e
black hair TO stream down her shoulders to the
waist, the fnely-formed throat and bosom ap.
pesred additionally white, from the contrast oil
the dark tresses which but partially concealed
them. Her arm was round Musgraves neck
her lips were pressed to his-when silently the
door Enclosed, and May Anderson and her
guardian were standing al their side, before the
guilty pair were apprized that the bolt OF the
lock had turned.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

get in. II lend your Excellency twopencs,
your Excellency only expects twopenoe in 70.
iurn, but il give you elO0,000 Of course l
expect TO get a large amount of interest back
with my money"
Yes, but expectations are not always answer. :
ed, and men sometimes sow where they do NET
reap, Mr.. Sleeper
Quite fallacy, assure your Excellency. az
far as railroads are concerned
WELL said Bullyman, the matter will have
10 be talked Of in full Council. Buster isn't
here, and the understanding is, that no money il
TO be voted without the whole Council are pres.
ent. can't make out how making railroad 10
TO cause the canal 10 pay, and suspect it will
cost plaguy lot OF money anyhow, and money
is scarce article v it'll ColOnists.'
! As my views this time entirely conceded with
those Of the Attorney General, Mr.. Sleeper took
his departure, and the Council soon after broke
up.
The subject was, however, brought UP .
few days afterwards, in full Council by Mr.,
Bullyman himself, who, TO my surprise, told us
on thinking over the matter, he had come 10 the
conclusion that the railroad wasn't such bad
thing after all. What l object 10, said that
gentlemen, was stopping at Antioch, but nsw
we've arranged il TO make Grand Trunk Line,
TO run right through the island-ih al one end,
you know, and slap out at the other. II will
develope the resources Of the cOuntry,-stir W
the manufacturing interest, and put life into the
oyster beds. If it's well mansged-and Sleep
cr's the man TO push ii along-it's sure 10 sue.
ceed and will have an effect. Here's the plsn,'
and he produced large chart, on which the line
of the proposed railroad was laid out, something
after the following fashion: ... -,
JERICHO. ANTIOCH.O JA1PS,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

Any communication on the subject addressed
TO the postmaster at Greenyille, Mississippi,
will be attended 10.
One word about boats putting these destitute
and vicious men ashore near plantations or
wccd yards. 1t is shameIully wrong. they are
a nuisance 10 the planters. and are only put oil
one boat io-be forced on another. It's much
easier to put them Of at some town where they
can get work orb be supervised BY The poliee:
o. MA,
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APPOrHfExKrR

The 81. ouis Intsseassr has received iufornation
shss ,. LOushbsrough has been appointed Surveyor
Generals A. II. Busknss Posi Master Al 81. Louis; and
eur tewnsnsn, Col. r. y. Riehnopd, u. s. District
Attorney TIE Intelligence DOS not voueh for the
sopeeines Of tho iafotnsioh, bst does not doubt its
reliability. -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

/ " The second number Of The Daily Hanni-
bal Journal is before us. and though not of size
TO compare with the dailies Of 81. Louis and other
large cities. is quite handsome sheet, and gives
evidence Of the enterprise and public spirit oil
the citizens Of that fourishing city. Success
10 it.-Louisiann Record.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-31

EheRostmasi e. OeneFal inSieS proposals Tor cary
ngt 8Eas ot one ysHfrom the lst of Jlly next, OF
The routes established by recent act Of Congress
bda to be received at the contract Office in Washington
until the eth Of hFrt Wsr9tee che f9llowing among
the routes for which bids are Invited Paris Mercury
Prem Fails, ~ SheIbyviie, TO Newark, a mile
md baek, once a week h'n - el sos
ySe% sGisRieF = PioOIAlrg on, 81 miles and back
F'on Hq.lon, BY Philadelphia, to ShsIbyviIie, 6
nales she bark. oiee week.
IRON Bloomington, via Vienna, 10 Edna, ~ miIei
and back once week.
From Milan BY Lewis' min and Jadge Johnson''
Gsbte 70 Pljneeipn,, - miles and bsek a wesk.
Pom Hartford TO Milan, 30 nil's AID back
week. ~
From shsIbyFnIsts Klrkrll., 50 me. ana back,
10 AoBAtR. RETOnT, parry Of wits oacc
subptd az IA tavern. When the feast was over
one Of the number called in ahs hos:ess
s,s .sAngeliqus.n said he. II am going 70 give
.yeua lesson in astronomy. Have you no. heard
:: iiszt Ers=ss ;lls.>s..e year. when everything
mu,t retnnito It's FIRST condition? Know, then
thei IN siEteen thousand wears We shall be here
again, on The same day and al The SAINT hour =
WIN you give ns-e credit iill then -
The hostess, however, had her reply.
II ~ perfectly willing, she reiorled '.but
4 !, Just sixteen thousand years since you were
hsss 5sfsse, and Won left without paying settle
De "a score, and gill trust ySu on the new. 4"
ErHiorIAs PHtLosoPaT.-''Mr. Grow, can
yea explain 20 De Subscriber why dat 'licious
wsSitAbie called de nutmeg nsbeF comes ts ma
iurity 2p ~ 4ltlli1 HI jazz
ia .siNebSr eorass Il maiuYity?'' tft1
I'd rseYsS; Why deg sn alvays small potatoes ?"
sies:Wks dsy alwayy small 'tAisrs %
ses',YeS Mr.. Grew. Why dsy asbeT &c, to be
asSssa pufikins ?'' nos. s3o-rp
Why Asy 1ebsV'-
AYe, %, Mr.. Crow. why dsat l. nut
H-~. siR sls~, gree lssse issAsaA Of slWsyS
1Sswiu' naaA ~ nam t..ilI
~ "fSS. J,hius, Caesar, IdSat kAOw sssln about
It. slReuy must ~ 5000 SaEdsasr psn about
Wegitables.n -llq $50 b., ~
: a Well, Mr., Crow, kin tell you Why nut
, negs, asa class, dOn't grow larger. It's because
sbery individual nutmeg knows dat de largest
nutmeg in de world am liable 10 come across
I grater r.. 52tI
I ALL TIE BsRRIEs.--A celebrated comedian
arranged with his green-grecer---on Berry
4ss pay him quarterly but the green-grOeer sent
in his account long before the quarter was due
= The comedian, in great wrath, called upon
the green grocer, and, laboring under The i'm pres
sion that b credit vas doubted, slid
i's-I say, here's pretty mul, Berry you've
scot IN your BAL, Berry. before il is due, Berry;
yeur faiber. the sifeT Berry, would not have be-
speh goose, Berry. But you need not look
Nsek, Bary--for don't care slrdw, Berry
Ard shsn't pay you Gill ChristmGi, berry "