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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-11

The Province of San Francisco is COM
posed of the Metropolitan See of San
Francisco, and its two Suffrsgans, Monte
rey and Santa Fe. Its territory is Upper
California and New Mexico.
The Province of Oregon City embraces
the Metropolitan See of Oregon City. and
its two Suffragan Sees, NeSqualy and
Nancouver's Island. The Catholic Mirror
states that by recent Bulls the See of
Walla Walla has been divided between
those OF Oregon City and Nesqualy.
The Apostolic Vicariate of the Indian
territory east of the Rocky Mountains. is
committed to the Episcopal care of Rt.
Rev. Bishop Mlcge. We are not sure
whether it belongs to the Province of st.
Louis or Oregon City.-N. Y. Herald.
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The Family Opposed tn rAv.n.uers.

The man who don't take the county
paper was in town yesterday. He brought
the whole family in two horse wagon.
He still believed that General Taylor was
President, and wanted to know if the
d" KamSchatkians had taken Cuba. and
if so, rtc,e they had taken it. He had
sold his corn for twenty-five cents-the
price being thirty-one-but upon going
to deposite his money they told him it
was mostly counterfeit. The only hard
money he had WAS some three cent pieces,
and these some sharper had run on
him. for half dimes His old lady
smoked @ cob pipe, and would not be-
lieve that anything else could hc used.
One of the boys went to a blacksmith's
shop to be measured for pair Of shoes,
and another mistook the market house
for church. After hanging his hat on q
meat hook, he piously took his seat on a
butchers stall, and listened to an auc-
tioneer, whom he took to be a preacher.
He left before the - mcetin' was OUT
and had no great opinion Of the " sar-
mint"
One of the girls took lot of seed
onions to the post Office to trade them for
letter. She had the baby which she
carried in sugar trough" stopping at
times to rock it on the side walk. When
it cried she stuffed its mouth with an old
stocking, and sung Barbary Allen"
. The oldest boy had sold two "coon
skins" and was on bust" When
last seen he had called for glass of " Sody
and water" and stood soaking ginger
bread and making wry faces. The shop
keeper, mistaking his meaning, had given
him mixture of sal-soda and il tasted
strongly of soap. But she had hoarn
! tell of sodv and water, and was boun' to
give it a fair trial, puke or 10 puke. "
Some - town fellow came in and called
for lemonade with "a fly in it, ," where
upon our soaped friend turned his back
and quietly wiped several flies into his
drink.
We approached the old gentleman and
tried to get him to subscribe" but he
would not listen to il. He was opposed
to internal improvements" and he
thought - larnin was wicked weXation. "
None of his family ever learned to read,
but one boy, and he teached school awhile,
and then went studyin' divinity. '-Hes-
tern Paper.
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These high figures of fare plainly indi-
cate that these Royal steamers charge
''royal" prices for the privilege of trip
in their cabins, which nothing but the
energy of republican capital and compe-
tition can bring down to a standard con-
sonant with the spirit Of the progressive
age in which we live.
If these cxhorbitant charges are the re-
suit of a monopoly granted to the owners
by the various Republics at whose ports
these steamers touch, the vigilance of our
diplomatic and consular agents should be
aroused to inquire into the matter, with
the view Of vindicating the equal rights
of their own countrymcn to a just parti-
cipation in that rapidly increasing ccm-
merce.
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The Catholi. Church in the United States

We have now IN the Unlted States seven
ecclesiastical Provinces, comprising forty
two Dioccses, besides two Apostolic
Nicariatcs-that is, districts without fixed
sees. but committed to the care of a
bishop.
The Province of New York is composed
Of the Metropolitan Sec of New York, and
its eight Suffragan Sees, Boston, Hartford,
Albany, Buffalo, Brooklyn, Newark, Bur-
lington, Vt, and Portland. The territory
of its jurisdiction is the whole of the State
of New York, the six New England States,
and the State of New Jersey.
The Province of Baltimore is composed
of the Metropolitan Sec of Baltimore, and
its seven Suffragan Sees, Philadelphia,
Charleston, Pittsburg, Richmond, Wheel
ing, Savannah, and Erie. Its territory is
the States of Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia, with the District of Columbia,
the two Carolinas, Georgia and Florida.
The Province of Cincinnati contains
the Metropolitan See of Cincinnati, and
its five Suffragan Secs, Louisville, Vicen-
mes, Detroit, Cleveland, and Covington,
together with the Apostolic Nicariate oi
upper Al1cnlSan. us lerritoral JurlSdlc-
ton extends sover Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
and Michigan.
The Province of st. Louis is composed
of the Metropolitan See Of st. Louis, and
of the six Suffragan Sees of Nashville,
Milwaukee, Chicago, Dubuque, st. Pauls
and Quincy. Its territorial limits are the
States of Missouri, Tennessee, Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, and the territory OF
Minnesota, together with the territories
of the Northwest to the limits of the
Province of Oregon.
The Province of New Orleans is com.
posed of the Metropolitan See of New
Orleans, and of its five Suftragan Sees
Mobile, Natchez, Little Rock, Galveston
and Natchitoches. Its territory embrace.
the States of Louisiana, Alabama, Missis
| sippi, Arkansas and Texas.
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TRAVEL TO THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Sometime since we published state
ment showing the times Of arrival and de-
parture f the semi-monthly line of the
Pacific Company's Royal Mail steamers
from Panama, and also of the times of
their arrival and departure from the diff
ferent puts on the South Pacific. For
this, we were indebted to friend who
procured it from an intelligent officer Of
the Post Office Department. To the same
friend we arc now indebted for the follow
ing table of the rates of fare in these Royal
steamers between Panama and the vari
""s rortc named therein which wn nm
derstand, he also procured from the same
obliging official.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-11

Down ON Lucy SToNE.-The Syracuse
Star, thus notices the recent lecture of
Lucy Stone in that city:
Miss Lucy Stone, that masculine speci-
men of woman make, who thinks so much
more of a greasy - 'nigger" than of
decent white man, and is laboring so hard
to set us poor male genders at nursing
babies and washing pots and kettles, e1-
posed herself at the City Hall on Friday
evening last. Our reporter was on hand
to see the sight and hear the noises, and
tells a laughable story of the saying and
performances, but we have neither time
nor disposition to spread Miss Lucy out
before our readers. He says that her
entire speech mi ght be summed up in
collection of Obs and Abs, a complaint or
two to the Rev. Mr.. May, Harriet Beecher
Stowe, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Rev. An
toniette Brown and such like specimens;
all occasional bitter denunciation of all
parties, creeds, sects and religions, coupled
with declaration that the highest ambi-
ton of the majority of men consisted in
smoking, drinking, chewing, swearing
and making money, and the highest at
tainments of a majority of the women are
a knowledge of the chemistry of bread
puddings and critical familiarity with
the fashions.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
The .Morn,ne star" Cooking stove.

1NHE undersigned have the sole agency in this
i place for the sale of this celebrated STOVE
and have hand a stock of the different sizes,
which they offer to the public at very low prices.
As one opinion of the press in Philadelphia sub
join the following from the Evening Bulletin
''THR MORNING STAR COOKING SroyE.-Iiaving our
selves ted the value of this Stove feel prompt
ed every now and then to say something about it.,
for each days experience strengthens conviction
that its practical utility will bear out all that We
can say in its praise. 1t requires hut moderate
quantity of fuel is constructed not to be lis
bic to get out of order; has two fine large evens;
roasts bakea, and boils rapidly aud thoroughly; and
is in every respect model cooking apparatus. We
recommend hous keepers who are about to pur-
chase Stoves to call and look at the '.Mornng Star
before tn v make their selection"
The above Stove will be found at the Hardware
Store of ID. ENGLISH son.
Georgetown, October j. 1853.
A.
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A STRANGE REMEDY.

The Paris correspondent of the Daily
Register of Philadelphia, tells some of the
strangest stories of doings in that strange
city, We have seen anywhere. He has
very extensive means of procuring infor-
nation, or very extensive imagination
we know not which. The following it
will be seen, is stated as a fact:
A singular fact, deserving of atten-
ton, has just been reported to the Medi-
cal Academy of Paris, and many of the
faculty were engaged in experiments
which may result in discoveries of price
less value to the human family.
A poor bird fancier, living in one of the
fauburghs, and earning modest income
by raising birds for the market, has a
child of three years and a half old, atf1ict-
ed since its birth with pulmonary COM
plant. Six months ago the doctors told
the father that the child's lungs were al
most entirely destroyed, and that it could
not live long. About three months since,
the little creature seemed to be perishine
rapidly, and becoming each day more and
more fretful, the mother placed its cradle
in the large room where the birds were
kept, thinking that the child might be
amused and forget it's sutlerings some.
what in the noisy society of its feathered
companions. The child, in fact, seemed
to take an interest at once in watching
the birds, and after a few days, the
mother noticed that it would lie still fo,
hours, apparently free from pain, thing
which had not been known since it's birth
The doctor who dropped in occasionally
soon remarked noticeable change for tht
better in the young invalid, and continu
ing his visits more frequently, astonishee
the parents by the end of six weeks, by
declaring he believed the lungsl were
healing. At any rate, the child coult
now sit up and play, and began to hav'
an appetite.
But in the mean time strange malady
had attacked the birds; they no longe
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.

ItREAT BARGAINS.-Thc subscriber has just re-
VI turned from the North, where he has been for
some time purchasing at auction st great sacrifices
for cash, large stock of the cheapest DRY GOODS
ever brought to this market. Notwithstanding the
advance goods generally, he is enabled to offer
the following at 20 per cent. less than the usual
priceI:
Iii h Al Brocsdc Silks. 81 -: worth s.
.1-nch colored Pout de Sole, 81 %; worth 81 I5
Superior black Brocaie Silks, 81 %; worth 81
Black Turk Satin very rich. 81 1919; worth 81 IS
Superior Black Siiks. very cheap
Fine Linencamlrc H'dkfs. 80 cents: worth IS
Hem stitched do, super, 6212 worth 81
Embroidered do. very superior, 81 rs; 81 SO
5000 Workek Collars at half price
Particular attention is directed to
500 pairs genuine French Corsets, 81, worth SIS
Oar stock of Domestic Goods, having heeu pur
chased previou. to she advance, will be sold at for
mer prices r. W. CARTER,
Opposite the Centre Market,
sep CIV 8 doors east OF Sth street.
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RENTS IN New YoRK.-A New York

RENTS IN New YORK-A New York
correspondent ofthe Ndtidnd Intelligencer
has the following statement relative to
the enormous amounts paid for rent in
New York:
Il am perfectly astonished at the rate
of rents In this city. | know a single
basement room on Wall street, to reach
which you must descend five or six steps
from the footway, with a low ten foot
ceiling, and the room not more than thir-
ty by twenty feet, which rents for Sc, 900
per annum. 4 lot, twenty five feet by
seventy-five, as high up on Broadway as
the corner of Fulton street, was recently
leased for twenty-one years, at Sl4 500
per annum, at the end of which time the
ground landlord is besides to have the
building, which is now being erected on
it, and will cost $4,000. 4 building on
Broadway, immediately adjoining Trinity
church yard, forty feet front and two hun
dred deep, opening on a side alley, and
cut up into corridors and offices, brings
an aggregate rent of SCI, 900 per annum;
and a gentleman, who has built himSelfa
splendid dwelling as high up in Broadway
as the neighborhood of Union Square, at
least two miles above the City Hall, says
he plainly sees that he must be driven
away in few years by the encroachment
of hotels, stores and shops, and told me
he had already been offered rent of
$4,000 per annum for the house."
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Georgetown Female Seminary,

N, D. z.
|INIilS institution is open and in full operation
l. The course cf study is very thorough and prao-
tiscd. The principal superintends all the depart
mcnt' # study ard is assisted by the lest and most
efficient teachers. The seminary presents the very
finest advantages tn prents no wish to place their
daughters under w,tchful cnre and attention
Boarding and tuition i'll all English branches 5000
per Ses' on of ten months. French, music drawing,
&c., extra.
Day pupils from $ to $40 per quarter of II wecfs
Circulars md catalogues to be had on arpIiration
TO the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK,
sep le-eoti- Principal.
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NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES,
At E. Cammacks Clothing Establishment,

GEDEHETOWN
'TIfE subscriber having just returned from the
! North with large and elegant assortment of
Cassimares. Cloths Nestnys &c. of thu latest pat
terms uotiies his old customers and the public gen
orally that he is now prepared to fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice.
ALSO well selected stock Of Reai s-lnade Cloth
ng llandkerchiefs, Cravsts Shirts, &c. &c. of the
latest styles. Call and examine for yourselves
Two first rate Coat hands wanted.
sep 2s-lm r. CsNJACK
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Down deep beneath the surging main
The ''mortal COLI of Goodman lies;
Not SO his spirit, that hath seen
its living home beyond the skies:
w mere the loud haIelujah's runq,
AS angel harps proclaimed ''Wei done -
Not ours to tell the unspoken bliss,
Celestial beings Only know,
Or judge the spirit land (by this
Pale shadow of the ethereal blue
Whose sun lit hills forever shine,
3,or knowing night, nor needing time.
l-et when his wandering spirit took
/ Its upward flight for heaven above.
.rcb. architecture and huttress shook,
Aud rch0ing swelied the song OF love;
And heavenly chnirs hozannahs sang
Till tfE wide empyrean rang.
Yet in fhe deep his mortal lies,
The iorm we watched, the face we loved
And v his freed soul sought the skies,
His mster's faithful words he proved
s1Death Nallowed up i'll victory
For This lid Jesus bid him
Sleep onswect brother, meath the wave.
Aud MY Il y mortal take its rest,
For fundamental found no grave,
But pibwed is on Jesus breast;
That brest whose owner called thee forth,
And warled thee by the spirit birth.
ct whcBhIS own archanerl wakes
Both gick and dead, both land and sea
When H;alre trembies and partakes
OF the ast final agony
Then shj thou gently raise thine head.
Then shti the deep sea yield her dead.
But OH, bw changed not mortal eye
Shall AZP undmm'd on Goodman there;
Radiant With love. while on his brow
Shnesthe bright signet Of his king.
As on igui0v.s 10 ION the thr0ng,
Fast catering round the great white throne.
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FRANCIS II. DAVIDGE,

kfORMERLf of bALllhoRk,}
Attorney and COunse llO Or.at.Law,
DROPOSES to attend 10 CDnveyancing and other
Il office business together with the prosecution
of claims against the Government for which
perience OF eleven years in various branches of the
public service has qualified him In peculiar de-
gree.
His attention will be prompt and his charges mod
crate.
F. Fl. ID. may always be found during business
hours at the Office of his son. w ALTER DORSEY DAv
IpaE Esq, Attorney and Counsellor ut Law on
Louisiana avenue near the City Hall, and opposite
10 Fifth street. aug 4-eoly
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MRS. f. CONVERSE s. MISS NJ. MIII.ER'S
Select School for Young Ladies,
Hamilton Ierrnce, No. 2l:}, Entnw street. baltimore.
NIIESE ladies, who have had so much experience
i in teaching, both in the Eastern and Middle
States, Will open a Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success which has invari-
ably attended their past efforts, gives them assurance
that parents who may entrust the education OF their
children their care, Will find the duties and re
sponsibtcs of this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
The English DepaI tnent will be under the eNclu-
sive direction of the Principals of the School; and
well qualified Teachers Will b: employed 20 give in
struction in the Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms, &c, apply to principals. Circulars
can be obtained AT CuShings & Bailey's, Baltimore
street, Oppo.e Hanover. aug 26 -.,m
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PROFESSIONAL CARD

nRS. K. & J. HUNTER, members of the Royal
- College of Surgeons, late of isngton, London,
have taken up their residence in Washington, for
the treatment of
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections OF the THROAT, BRoNCHIrIs
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, and diseases of the HEART
tn which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
culiarity of the treatment employed by Drs. H., is
that the remedies employed are administered by IN
HALATION i'll the form of vapor.
Residence and office, 18th street, between & and
III streets. 6-tf
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voB ALL DISEASES OF TIIF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

In ] 4 EosBs COMPOUND FLUID HxTEACF OF
pr,rr-This is decidedly of the best remedies
aver used for diseases of the kidneys. bladder. &c,
anil s.o f5r equity affections: always highly recon-
r,.nd.I nv the late DR.. fhysic, ami many Of the
most tin-uishei medical men abroad. Price 80
CENTS.
Ds s. R9sE's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling OF the
Womb. FrInae Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
Prize 50 cents
Or. J. S RosE'. FSHALs SrECIPIc.--A remedy for
Painful Nenstruation. LeucorrhCea or hites Price
one dollar.
FlE LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
Aoiy Is more frequently deranged than any other
Then follows dyspepsia constipation, cold feet and
le- ot appete-the skin becomes yellow, the spirits
dron, and there ia great aversion TO society. Re
rustp the liver, and y"u correct all these evils -
The sura.t preparations TO take DR. ROsEs CELE
sE4rED RuLR0AD or ANrI-BiII0Us PILLS. They carry
oH the bile. and soon give appetite and strength
His UYsrEP,Ii COMPOUND should be taken whero o
uer.on has been troubled with dyspepsia for long
iirp-price 80 cents But for colds. bilious abiis
jaurGce &c. take DR. Ross ANTE BILIOUS Oh RAIL
IasD Pills. 1917 and - cents per box
All Of tie above preparations. with DR.. Roses
Yr4l Adviser to persons i'll sickness and in Health,
br bt Ia. Of L. d tiilInan. Charlie. Stott Co. ".
u Gilman. John W. Nairn. Patterson & Nairn,
Morrison. William I. Evans. kidwell 4 Law
rpnrr, J. h. Moore, Washington: j. l.. Kidw-ll.
tisnr etowu; and by all dealers IN Alexandria, Vir
yinia sep2i
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KiDwELL Il LAURENCE. Teun-yI
- vauia avenue and 14th street Washington, and
JOHN L. klDWELL. High street, Georgetown, D.
c.. comprising in part:
DIR. Jayn@s Family Medicine=-Dr. Roses Family
Metlicines-Wstars Basam Of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry -ctOral-Sands and 1owsand's SarsapariI-
la-A. III. and John Bulls do-Roses and Schwartze's =
dn-Milhau EiNer CaIifaya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheiiam mSchnaprs-kdwells Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-OsguOds India Ch0lo-
gogue-Rowand Tonic Mixture-Hamptons yegeta-
ble TinCture-Grecns Originated Bitters-IIoofand's
German do-Blake's and Cannons do-Rushton's
and Shines Cod Liver Oil together with all the most
approved Inc iicines Of the time.
Agents for the sale of Seymour's Galvanic Ab,lomi-
nal supporter Seymour Obst-tricai Supporters aud
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Uicro Supporters.
A fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep30
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.oR COUGHS. COLDS. GROUP, AND wHOOP-
ING COUGH.
Ths Rest Cough Syrup sr Ms World.

Ihs BFsl TVtlyT NyItLV ~ ". FFVTFI
Dr Ross CELEBRATED COUGH SYRUP gives imui@ii-
az relief 10 IN the worst Cough, whether Consump
nc. or prnc-p,iin. from cold. 1t sllays any irri-
nm Of The Lungs and fOrtifes the system against
s,,.rs attacks In bottles at so cents and 81.
Cbllren are also liable TO Group, which dangerous
,n,laint Yields Immediately to DIR. J. ROSES NgyER-
r,riyg CR6rp SYRUP. Price 25 cents
WhoopinS Cough another complaint, always
so-4e ill cold and damp weather. The afflicted find
or-st relief in the Of DR.. j. ROsZs WHooPING
Tousr SYRUP which always relieves and prevents
be disease from running into other diseases, sUch
., Inflammation of the Lungs, DrOp.y in the Chest,
,nI Consumption. Price 30 cents.
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DREPARE FOR FALL g. Winter.
l. Just received, splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will be made to order
in the best style and Oh reasonable terms, by
w. MOORE,
Penn. avenue, next to corner 9th street.
sep l4-lm
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" The Ashland manufacturing Com 5
pany, in Baltimore County, have reduced
the hours of labor in their establishment
from 12A to II hours day.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and New. Journai-eontain-
tainsa greater variety of interesting reading than
be found in any other-is published on Saturday.
rrRMe.
ONE DOLLAR AND TwESTy-FIv cESrs per sinse
copy.
TO Cinbs-fivs copies for $500; Ten copies fca
GdrGncs.
PosTmssTsRs who act as agents viii be ano,vcd n
commission of twenty per cent.
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~ niofe-the blllows and the depths have more
hign hearts and brave gathered to thy breast
my MY neaI hot how-the foaning waters roar;
"e odtue tbundcrs will not break their rest.
Felicia Hcn,rfLS.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
I. 0. O. T. and Masonic Depot
Z. A. GIE Il s ,

No. 3 BALTIHOR STREET. BALTIMORE, Mn.
1JANUFACTURERo oflO.D F. X + ID NJ e n,
WI MASONIC, and all other Societies EECiA-
LAS. BANNERS. FLAGS, and JEWELS, consisting
OF every variety Of style for Odd Fellows, n a
sonic, Red Men, Sons OF Tempera uce,
etc, being ext-n nsiye and complete assortment
than be found in lhe UNITED STATES.
MEMBERS AID OpPICEEs Of the various Ord rs cln
be supplied with any style design from the cnui-
plete assortment always hand, without hcing oC-
casioned the delay necessary to execute their orders
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Written for the Star.
C00KMAN'S GRAVE.
BY b. sTILLNAs BALCH.

J VIII be remembered that the lamepted Rev. G.
IN with many other passengers was lost
in,e lated ship ''President,'' which sailed from
Nv York in March, Is41.