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Letter OF Washin X ton.
10 The Editors of The Literary World.

10 The Editors of The Literary World:
send copy OF letter from Gen. Washington, ad,
dressed TO James Wilson, esq. prominent member o.
the Congress which sat al Philadelphia IN l7T7.
friend, N his search for some papers OF importance,
which are now in possession of Mr. Wilson's descend
ants, accidentally The original. he also
found letter addressed TO Gen Washington from Cen
LAFAYETTE You will al once that this letter was
penned in the darkest period OF the revolutionary war
NAV there not be found letters Of he Father OF
his Country" which. if Mr.. Sparks had. would have
added much more TO the interest of the volumes issued
by him Yours, nc r,rn
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GEORGE X. ENTLER,
HEADQUARTERS, MorristowD.
IE.h hdaXnh lIll

DEAR SIR; Give me leave to introduce 10 your aiten
ton Major General Greene who obliges me by deliver
ing this. He is gentleman in whose abilities place
the most intire confidence long acquaintance with
him usifes in this. The danger Of communicating
by letter present situation, and the indispensable ne
cessy OF Congress knowing II. have compelled me,
tho can i'll spare useful officer at this time, to
send him to Philadelphia His perfect knowledge of
strength, and OF my opinion. enables him 10 give Con-
gress the most satisfactory accounts they can desire
am, dear sir, your most hum. seTvt,
C WASHINGTON.
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kssrucKY MAaBLE.-An extensive marble quarry IL
located in Kentucky along The Ohio river from point
opposite the city OF Portsmouth, Ohio to the outlet OF
the great Ohio canal The marble is said to be mex
haus'be in quantity, and Of various qualities and shades
admitting OF high polish, and equal for ornamental pur
poses TO any marble IN this connlfy or Europe. New
York company. with capital Of 100000 has been form
ed to work IT, and hss purchased $1,000 acres on which
il IL located -Defreu Free Press
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prom PARIs-Corinue par Madame de stael. l VII,
Il with mauy Illustrations Paris, 1853
Hstro Naurse des oisesur 5uivant Classification de
Saint Hlare VOL with hundred illustrations Paris 1858
Pau .t Nirxinie vol, many illustrations Paris 1888
rhysoorie dn Duel par A. D'Almbert. vol 1853 .@E.
Les Movements DIES Corps ,siestes par M Robert vol
Paris, 1859
Tables de Loeatnes Laande Reynsud 1852
Historic de Lue Rvsites Ponau% entries les Pussances
Naumes ct France lie Baron de fSvesns vols Paris
1852
Cosmos de Humboldt ID VOL Nd part. Psrs, 1851
Histoirs de Ia Restoration Lsmariins 9Th vol 1852
Ds,vres Complete. de Bpdo, Odrei Lscapede.
~ In fine binding Price s7s st imported by
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by GRE GN q SCOTT, Auo.ioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-on
Monday the 18th April we shall SELL in front OF the premises
O'Clock, excellent and conveniently
house, containing good rooms with the lot which
and the adjoining lot being all of lot 90
fronting Al 18th
SOUTH running back los feet 10 inches alley,
Smithsonian Institute
Terms: One fourth cash balance In and veal.
purchaser give for the deferred payments bearing
from the day OF sale deed ven and deed trust taken
Tie tndispaable.
GREEN L SCOTT,
Mar 3l--d Auctioneers.
03-The above sale IL postponed. consequence
GREEN 1 SCOTT,
APP Sd Auctioneers
01-rhe above sale II further postponed until
day, the l6h instant, same hour GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Ap I'D Aucuoneers.
n1-The above sale II further postponed, IN conse.
qusncs of the rain, until Thursday, 2lst instant
..asa. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
APP I'D Aucnoneers.
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and cripple its power, Ia the event OF war, the una
venged wrongs OF centuries would naame his hostility
and multiply his strength Ia aspect OF the case does
the Irish exodus bode good 10 England
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
For Sin. Nights Only!!!
PROFESSOR ANDERsON's
(The great Wizard Of tho North)
UNsURPAssABLE FEATs IN NECRoMANCY.

Professor the citizens
Washington and vicinity he will series of his
leled wonders natural magic for nights only commencing
Wednesday evening" a0h when he will introduce number
Of novel experiments proving the scy Of wchcr demonology
and will also complete Of the modern
delusion,
SPIRIT RAPPINGS.
Prices Of admission Private circle
3uete, SO children under 10 half
rs rs family CIRCLE
tier, SO cents colored gallery, 25 cents.
Door O'Clock the will be raised TX The
box Office will be daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
D.
Ap 10
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NEW Furnishing Goods just received Gentlemen in
superior htng shirts lnen and DO
scs and susp-sdes 81 all kinds SILK and
linen hspdkssche umbrellas dressing rohes hc Ac will
c.~e-e IANF's
Ys-hiosshe Hat, Cap and osnuemens Furnishing aore,
Ap io-Aaw3w1 Peas. avsaus, between and 6th
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MIR. Haw thone was in this city yesterday on his way
to Washington. HIS voume, the "Fne Tanglewood
papep," will no, be published until September. Mr..
Hawthorne leaves Tor his con.u.bp at Liverpool about
the middle OF July.--Epsaing Posi-.
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Uy- The first Annual Exhibition OF Sabbath
school attached TO the Methodist Episcopal Church South will be
held In the church 9th
Tuesday evening" 10Th instant, IN O'Clock The public
specially invited.
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OFFICIAL.

Appointment by the President
Daniel o. Morton, of Toledo, Ohio to be attorney OF
the United States for the district OF Ohio. in the place Of
3 Mason. resigned
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by j. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

by j. c, MCGUIRE, AuctfOneer.
HANDSOME AND WELLKEPT FURNITURE AT AUG
III uonOn Wednesday morning, April 90 10 O'Clock
Of Dr. W. D~HAss, 9Th
Doughys
effects, comprising
Gilt frame mirror, marble slab and brackets
Crimson damssk and lace curtains, cornices
Carved mahogany spring
Mahogany card and tables,
Gilt French China
Mahogany HAIR spring, and cancseat chairs
Three ply and iDEa n carpets, olcoh
Hall lamp. hall table, stair carpeting
Enameiled cottage chamber suit
Mahogany French and cottnga bedstesds i.
Mahogany dressing bureaus, wardrobcs
Marble wasbstsnds, toilet sets
Painted window shades, fire irons
feather beds holsters and pillows
Best cured hair and husk mattresses
Blankets, couSterpanes, comforts, sheeings
China dinner
Table cutlery, plated tastors
Dining tables, rideboard refrigerator
Cooking and Il
Parlor and chamber stoves
Together with assortment Of kitchen utensils
nd credit SIXTY and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aplp-d Auctionser.
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Nv J. @. MCGUIRE. Auctsoneer


VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TroNon Friday afternoon, April ood O'Clock at my auc-
Gn o eo md ~ ia .a,e So onns "a fee, nche. each on
Second street west between d and street, norm.
Lot. % and 10 square sos fronting feet inches on second
Lot, Vs. $50 fronting 4s fee, inches on Virginia avenue
sea south street and First street east
TO- IL ~ 49, 10, 10, 10, and 30 in square ioS con
Iosa 3 4 and IL square o7 fronting on
nue. siIteenh street east south d street
oo7; lots in square OH lots and 10 IN square
Par, Of lot H. square fronting ~ south be
tween SIKH and seventh streets west. -
Lots >, and a. in square ssh.
Lot. ~, 20, and a in square ESQ.,
square sss Of street north and Second street
win be added ,o,. IA u.s. 49, IL ~ 40 a. "a being
subdivisions lot No ~ in 4e located at the
Terms. One third csh tn. twelve and eishsen
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest, Convey
'' = JAS. c. Mcguire,
WILL BE ALSO ADDED
Lo, No H. In 6o 40 No g. and
square 1907 lot No. In subdivision Of sqare
square lots No ard in square i6l lots No and in
square l3 lot No p in square lao lot No III In square 1
CENTLEMEN's Fsshionabis Hats and Cap. the
latest and approved styles full always
hand, and for sale at reasonable prices, at LANES
Fashionable Rat Zap, and osntsmrn's Furnishing Store,
Ap io3awawif svepoe, ~ and s,h
CACTs for People. Key Uncle Torn'. Cabin.
presenting orrns facts and documents which the story
!. founded by Harriet Beechs, s,o-, For sale BY
Aplo News -7
COOP sEavAsrs.-s.v.rsl servants, recently from VIZ
and Esh,een,h sreess One q
rsss, asd 10 sober and unswcrshy April H-das
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STRAM ENGINE, WITH BOILER AND EVERYTHING COM
y auctionOn Thursday, the
shall sell in front Of the Of 6,
10 O'Clock excellent
all coaplete order Persons
OF kind will do well attend the sale.
which deem
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap I'D Anctionsevs
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Nav York, April I6 The American steamship Adam
&c, sailed day or Liverpool. She took 1853
passengers and $3.50 97 IN specie Rev A. A. Miller of
BALTIMORE Professor Bache Of Philadelphia tho Princess
Murat OF Florida j. j de Osma minister Of Peru tho
United States, and family, Rev DR.. Tying. Of New York.
Rev Dr. Dorf, and Dr. George b. Wood, of Phadslpha.
Miss Mary A. Moofe OF Baltimore, T. Ashman, bsarer of
dispatches Sweden and F. Pulsky. of Hungary, are
among the passengers
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THE ACAEILCO ROuIE.

Nav ORLEANS. April IL The steamship Texas sail, 4
hence this morning for Vera Cruz, with number OF pc
senRers TOR California, via 40 tpulco.
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DEATH OF RUSSELL JARVIS.

NEW YoRK, April 7.--Russei Jarvis one of the best
ewspaper writers OF the country. died here this morning.
At the Bond Street house His remains will be AIKEN
Caremont, New Hampshire, tomorrow morning, for In
erment.
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FIRE IN HosToN.

BosroN, April l6.-The of Hand Sc Bowers coal
dealers, on Broad street. destroyed by fire morning
Loss SIG OO0
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III oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
III DC Friday the 22d instant,
residence Eliot, nue., nearly op
City Hail. at 10 O'Clock excellent
furniture, piano. &c, viz
Mahogany sofas oitomans, divsns, and lounges
rocking parior chairs. harack
centre, card dining, and breakfast tables
marble top pier tabs, and wash closet
Do dressing and other bureaus, book case and
s-
Also hne rosewood forte, made by Gilbert
taves OF fine .,s-#.
window and Venetian blinds
CirandoIes hall, I'M lei lamps
Three ply, Ingram passage and carpets
Maple and Other bedstcads, washsiands and sets
Wardrobe, chairs
China glass; crockery among which Preach
dinner ca
Feather beds, bedding, shack
Andirons shovel and tongs, and Tenders
COOLING air tight, and other
With lot Of kitchen requisites.
Term. All sum sa5 S05, q credit OF
ninety for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN h SCOTT,
Ap I'D Auctonesn.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
pp.rsrorlyE rlas AT nsoaxLrs.

Destructive rfRK BSooKLyN
BsooKLyS, IN Y) April !! "A destructive hse broke
in the yard O'Clock This morning. aud continued
20 burn all day. l, is supposed have originated from
com son Ii commenced in the paini-lol
Of which 300 feet long, aud consumed
large amount OF timber Two bombs shells in the gun-
aers exploded. bat hurt The loss of the
building estimated S20,O00 timber, $50 600 paint,
md ysmish, $40 0o0j gunners lo, 5000 Among the
stock consumed the tmbers OF ~ Gigate, and
toop oar OF southern pine which had been stored twelve
years and the frames OF thee other vessels re Several
eng inc and others we 70 injured,
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The bsque Eliza brings the captain and crew Of Tho ship
ST George from Glasgow Tor Boston, which was dscovt cd
in a leaking condition the 18th ult.
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(Psnnyirania south side loM arsst)
CROCK OF FANCY GOODS STORE AT AUCTIoN.-on
y Tuesday morning. April 49, at 10 O'Clock
shall sell the entire stock OF fancy goods Consisting
Of 4
China and bohemian glass flower -
China and Bsaust figures, fruit plates
Card cake plates, and coffee sets
China, Gotta. and sIabsser oksands
aud pocket knives, chsss don,tnoes
BackEnmmon boards, pomsds
Pearl, ivory papi.r msche and calf port monnaies
Of fancy articles, bilious Ac
Thirty sixty days credit for notes satisfactorily
dorssd, bearing interest
Ap l5-tt
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RICH GOLD pEposlrKs IN TEXAS.

New ORLEANS, April l5We learn from Texas that rich
gold deposes have been discovered in StreameIs Guch
on the West Colorado river Many havo proceeded
the spot. and at last working with fair
profits.
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ARRIVAL oP THE cry OF MANCHESTER

ARRIVAL oF TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
PnLADELrHIA April 1.-THE steamer City OF Manchester,
from Liverpool reached her whaf o'clock this
ing. She brings valuable cargo. and hundred and
seventy passengers. NA
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MYSTERIOUS DRATHs.-ARRTvAL OF THE ALPS
New YORK April ls.-Five vagrant persons taken
up yesterday and the Tonbs Three Of hcm
found dead this morning. There is mystery about the
affair yet discovered.
The steamer Alps has arrived here from Boston,
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sales To-day.

ny j.. &. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
IINTMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.on Tues day after
II O'Clock, The premises, shall sell
$685. Delaware
south viii undivided suit purchasers
residue in and "a
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest tsEH
April I'D JAS, @. MCGUIRE, Aucuonesr.
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ARRIVAL OF THE sARANAo.
SHOCKING MURDER.

NORFOLK, April I6-The United States steamer Saranac
arrived in two days from Savannah.
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Nv y. q. Mcguire, A.cslo~s.r

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTtoN.--Ou Tuesday
afternoon April 49, ~ O'Clock shall SELL
in
the rear
81 OF the lot
This located In rapidly improving portion city,
s worthy the attention OF capitalists ~
residue
months. satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
lid Auctl0ne~S
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BY Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctfoneer.
(PennsyIVanta avenue, lOtA street, south sds)
EXTENSIVE SALE OF sEAsONABE DRY GooDs.-On
Thursday morning. April ast 10 o'clock the
rooms dice desirable, and
seasonable goods, dress goods shawls &C Particular
ture advertisement Ap l9-3t
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SHOCKING MURDER.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9.Jas. O'Neil last night stabbed
another young in a frucas Cedar Ground, in the
upper part Of the county, killing him instantly O'nel
committed prison by Alderman Fenton, Kensngton.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The murder yesterday occurred jennings Tavern.
O'Nei had difficulty with George w. Soly, In bar
room when the landlord ,ed the ties and Soly
into the yard. O'Nsl, however. laid wait. and
stabbed Soy twice in tho breast and turning escape
stabbed him again twice in the back causing his death
in few The quarrel supposed TO be the
subject of religion O'Neil is Catholic. and Sony
Protestant.
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NEw YORK, April l8-The steamers has de-
pressed The Hour market Southern Hour 10 Arm, with
Of 900 barrels IS So i2i sales OF 600 barrels
81 So 81 s2i for State brands and 81 62h 81 87i
Genesee. Wheat heavy. with but lgh sales. Whisk-y
is nrm with Of 300 barrels OHIO 22l cents Pork
drm with sale. Of SIG, and prime 4Is 50
Si3 IS.
BALTIMORE April Is SALES oil 400 barrels Howard street
at - s7{t Is generally held S5 Nothing doing Ia
City Mills Sales of white 81 % cents, and yell.
low at 81 57s cents.
Beef cattle There offered the scales to-day TOO
head of cattle Proes ranged IRON 50 50 to - rs
the hoof averaging 81 Is gross; net 81 80 SO $50
sold to bu cheers and packers. and $50 driven of
Sales at the scales to-day of live hogs at So 50 81
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LIVERPOOL, Aprl 6.-Exaggerated accounts OF the
affair at Palermo have been circulated al the Vienna
change.
A steamer from Constantinople had reached Trieste
with the mails TO the 2lst, but they bring nothing ad
dltiona
The latest rumors from Vienna that the Imperial
Council had decided the substitution OF the civil for
the military code in the Lombado Venan territory, the
recall OF Radelzsy, and complete amnesty of the re-
fugees who return and file their bonds OF ieay.
The British returns The quarter exhibi, deficiency
as compared with last year. OF $40 900.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

New YORK, April Is.-The ship Ssa Duck went ashore
his morning Long Branch. She has feet in
the hold, and assistance has been sent to her.
The ship Persian will bilge. Her passengers and bag.
gage landed safely, and will the city this at.
The ship Martha's Vineyard has sunk in deep water
and will be abandoned.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is The schooner Ella. from New
York for Wilmington North Carolina, went ashore Sstur
day night, near Newbod's Point. Caps Henlopen.
NORFOLK, April l8.-The schooner Augusta Moore, of
for Edenton, New York, is ashore Kiy Hawk
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ny GREEN e. SCOTT, Auctssasers. asas8E
DpICK AND FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION. --on Tuesday,
I'D w 9 al
O'Clock, frame and lot ~
18Th brick fah
and streets, in square gel.
property improving
well worthy III. attention Of wishing make probable
investment
half balance in 10 months,
deed and deed Of
GKEEN 4 SCOTT.
AplG-d Aucuoseen.
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE. Ancticneer.
CRANE HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE AT
AUCTnNon Tuesday afternoon, April 10 1t s. O'clock,
numbered
and New The
consisting ~ two and basement dwelling
house.
onchd cash the residue In sr twelve snd eighteen
months, for satisfactorily secured, bearing
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Ap lid Auctionser
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News aud Roy-' Wear.-We have
M clothes in
v~nss, Of the latest Styles Also,
sue ~
Linen drilling linen check costpnsdes ##.a#
Riue, black brown. snd cloths
Crpson ciotis, dap d,rse .. ~
White aud c0loren msrselies, plaid
Farmers drilling, To he sold very low. N.sF
April i7-AT CLAGErr NEWTON, NAY, d co.
UOSSErSi no~netsf 8sawstst-lust received from
importers Of Blonde
r.sr~ St-t br-z~,s sssss sssae- q r~s
York HALL RRoThER.
Az 1t-atiwh
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A bill providing for the taking of de-
positions of witnesses in civil cases.
A memorial to Congress, touching the
ayment of contracted loans to Armiio
and others.
A bill for the relief of the Sheriifs Of
Taos, Bernalillo and San Miguel,
A bill in regard to the payment for
the erection OF a monument TO the late
Skinner; passed the Council.
A bill amending the law in regard to
sales and estrayS of animals, was read
and sent back to the Council.
A bill authorizing the Secretary tc
have printed the laws passed this ses.
sion, read; the rules being suspended
read second and third time, and passed
On motion of Mr. Pine, an act defining
duties and jurisdiction ofprobate Judges
was taken up.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
ISAAC BOW EN-,
Cant. & c S

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been granted letters Of administration on
the estate Of Hermann Grolman, deceased, by the
Probate Judge of the county of san Miguel, Ter
ritory of New Mexico, bearing date the day of
August 1852 and all persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for allow
ance within one year from the date of said letters,
or they may be precudcd from said estate, and if
not within three years, shall be for ever barred ;
and all persons indebted to the said estate are re-
ouested to come forward and make settlement
HENRY C0NNELLY,
eN| 1893 administrator.
Las Vegas, Oct. Q, l852.--f.
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Mrs. Partington Ruralizing.

Mrs. Partington and Ike were huckle-
berrying in the country, and large
swamp was warily canvassed to find the
quart which she bore in her fve-quart
pail. She despaired of finding it. 'Look
here, aunt said Ike, in a sort of conf
dental whisper, 'look in there and see
what lot Of 'emp There was a smile
on the face of the boy, that betokened
mischief, or it might have been a CLEAN
of satisfaction at the prospect of filling
the pail, but certainly smile was around
the little mouth, and the eyes caught it,
and rogueish twinkle like sunbeam
lay sparklngthere. Il see,' said the old
lady, and a moment later the log cabin
bonnet, borrowed for the occasion, was
seen above the tops of the bushes, its
restlessness indicating the wearer's ac-
tivity. Ike remained outside. Fizz.z!
Buzz.z-zl-what was that?-a humble
bee, as we are sinner Another and
another. The log cabin was besieged,
and Mrs. Partington lushes frantically
from the bushes, swinging the tin pail,
and crying 'shoo shoo!' with all her
might. 1t was trying time for The
widow of Corporal Paul. And Ike did
not escape, for a big humblebee attack
ed him, and he roared heartily with a
sting upon his cheek. The laugh dis
appeared. At the recital Of their lrou-
bic at home, people regarded the matter
as trick of lke's, but how could he
have known about the humblebee's nest
being in there? Mrs. partington avow.
ed that she never was so frustrated BY
anything in her born days. and people
believed her. She thinks, notwithstan-
ding the bees, that she would like to
have villain in the country, and be-
come an 'amatory' farmer Carpet Bag.
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Coon MANNERS. There can be no
general rule for good mann' rs, that will
supply the use of individ, al Judgment
in their application. A general rule
may, in special cases, require TO be re-
versed The same conduct that is ae-
ceptable in one condition of mind be.
comes offensive in another; and what
will please a stranger is often nuisance
to member Of the family. Attention,
in the one case, has welcome appear
ance of kindness and hospitality; in the
other, it is troublesome and unwelcome
offciouSnesS. A good natured man will
bear more familiarity than a reserved
and'unsocial one. Athick- skinned man
will endure wder Eabits than thin
skinned one; and the habits will seem
pleasanter TO him than the fsvorit habits
of his more sensitive counterpart. A
wellmannered man will find out all this
with an imperceptible glance of his eye,
for he can see without staring, and he
will act accordingly, accommodating
himself TO the temperament of his COM
panion; and ifhis companion be equally
well-mannered and accommodating, they
understand one another Immediately.
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-01-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been granted letters Of administration on the
estate of James W Graves, deceased, by the Pro-
bae Judge of the County of DOha Ana, Territory
of New Mexro, bearing date the Bird December,
1852, All persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified to present themfor allowance with
in one year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded fr m said estate and if not with
in two years, shtl be forever barred; and all per-
sons Indebted 10 said estate, are requested to come
forward and make immediate settlement.
.l.a LUIS VIM Geek,
Administrator.
Doha Ana, Dec II, 1852.