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SUGAR, TEA, JAVA COFFEE. &C.

SUGAR, TEA, JAVA COFFEE. &c.
I ANDING this day from schooner Statesman, from
IL New York
% hhds of prime P. r. SUGARS
100 packages Loaf, Crushed, and Ground SUGARS
so barrels Stewards refined Brown SUGARS
25 do do Table SIRUPS
rs half chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson,
and Pouchong TEAS, fresh and of late import
atoms from Canton
120 bags old brown Java COFFEE
IS do old white Maracaibo COFFEE
so do Rio COFFEE
so boxes ground do
100 baskets fresh Table OIL, late importations
60 boxes OLIVES CAPERS &c.
so do MACCARONI and VERMACELLI
SO do fresh layer RAISINS
100 drums extra Smyrna FIGS
Also, ALMONDS, PECAN NUTS, ENGLISH WAL
NUTS, F1LBERTS &c.
For sale by GEO. & THOS. PARKER & co.
ap 26-6t opposite Browns Hotel.
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DIR. j. s. ROSES NERVOUS AND IN.
MIGRATING CORDIAL.

The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science.
FNHE thousands who are suffering with any NER-
L VOUS AFFECTIONS, will find immediate relief in
using this wonderful CORDIAL. 1t cures Neuralgia,
Ache, Tremorof the Muscles or Flesh, Wakefulness,
and all restlessness of the mind or body; whether
worn down by care, labor, or study.
This truly wonderful Medicine, from its peculiar
happy effect in allayng +he most violent Nervous At
fectione, and completely graduating them from the
system, may justly be termed the grandest discovery
in the science of Medicine 1t subdues and averts all
those Nervous Diseases, over which the most pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had control. 1t
is grand restorer in building up weak constitu-
ton, already worn down by disease and debilitated
by other medicine its invgorating properesact like
charm, and its beneficial effects almost mirac-
ulous. The weak, the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasiness, frequently
cured by using single bottle.
Price so cents and to be had at all the respectable
Drug Stores in Washington, Georgetown, (D.C), and
Alexandria, (Va) feb Is
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p1RD CAGES, in great variety, for sale by
ID ap9-2aw 6w J. W. BADEN.
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
YNHE UNDERSIGNED has considerable Territory
l. OF valuable patent rights fer sale. working
machine Of one of these patents can be in
cessful operation at his Office.
GEO. r. WEST, Atty and Solicitor,
Opp. Patent Office, on st. north of the
mar % Post Office.
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JOSEPH T. Z. PLANT

DEGS leave to call the attention of Housekeepers
ID and House furnishers to his extensive and supe-
rior assortment of PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN
BLINDS, &c.
CARPETS neatly cut fit, and made in the best
manner at the shortest notice.
Is PAPER HANGING executed in the most art
istic manner. He guarantees all work done by him
to please
~ UPHOLSTERING in all its branches.
superior quality of ROUND CHAIRS for parlors
constantly on hand. Hair and Shock MATTRESSES;
and in fact everything in his line is for sale at his
Store on Street, between 9th and 10th, directly
back of Iron Hall. anS-1m
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.
now n g. H U II CHI / n @ SON, near
~ Browns Hotel, auction and Commission Mer-
chants, keep constantly hand all kinds of House
keeping articles, Furniture Fancy Goods, Hosiery, &C.
Also, lot of Geld and Silver Watches and Jewelry
mar 90
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M Rs. G. s. LEMON, having taken up her residence
VA in Washington, will receive few pupils for
instruction on the Piano and in Vocalization. By
long experience in her profession she will be enabled
to impart thorough and scientific knowledge to
those placing themselves under her charge.
Terms made known at her residence Eleventh st.
near Pennsylvania avenue.
feb %
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NEW GOODS.-I invite the attention of the
~ ladies and my customers generally to my assort-
ment of SPRING GOODS just opened; they consist of
Straw and Gimp Bonnets
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
Neck and Sash do
Parasolets. Bonnet Innings -..
Black net Gloves and Mits
Silk, thread, and cotton Gloves
Tuck, Side and Putting Combs
Gimp and Buttons for trimmings
White and colored thread do
Do do do Buttons
French and India Fans
Also, muslin embroidered Caps, Collars, Sleeves,
Chemisettes, muslin and cambria Flouncings, Edg-
ings, and lnsertings, new thread bobbin Edgings
Cambria and Swiss Nainsook, null and plaid Mus
Inns, Lace Collars, Sleeves, Capes, Caps, &c.
Ladies' Dress Caps always on hand.
A. TATE, Pennsylvania avenue,
mar 30 between 10th and 18th streets
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. - Why Is an old man like one under
Aus'-Because he is man aged.
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DLAYING CARDS and Backgammon Boards
Il Domnoes, Dice, and Checkermen,
Bird Baskets, Cages. and Shakers Reels,
Loking Glasses, Carpet Bags, and Portfolios,
Porte Monnaies, Ladies' Curls, and Rouge,
For sale low at LAMMOND'S 7th street,
few doors above Odd-Fellows' Hall.
ap 13-eo st
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

FOR GENTLEMEN,
WE have just opened the largest and most COM
w plete stock of Spring and Summer GOODS that
we have ever had the pleasure to exhibit to
toners and the public We think it not necessary to
name the Goods, we invite call. Our department
for orders is of the best class
We keep fine READY-MADE CLOTHING of all the
various Styles much superior to what generally
be found. good chance for gentlemen that cannot
wait to have them made.
Also, TOILET ARTICLES, as TIES, NECKER-
CHIEFS, Fine SHIRTS, COLLARS, UNDERSTANDS
and DRAWERS for summer, &c As we are pushing
for large business, We expect small profits.
YOUNG & OREM,
Merchant Taors and Clothiprs,
uofo
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E. OWEN & SON,
M TAILORS.

&. OWEN & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Ia Have just opened their Spring and Summer
IA supply of Goods, consisting Of rich assert
ment of fine black, blue, and fancy colored
-. CLOTHS; blue, black, and fancy CASSI-
MERES with choice selection of VESTINGS of
various styles, to which they invite the attention
their friends and the public generally.
ap 14-2aw I'm
SPRING RIBBONS, PARAsOLs, BONNETs.
\ CARTOONS rich RIBBONS, 500 PARASOLS, in
- every color and quality, cases BONNETS,
misses aud ladies of every quality and price. Also
White Grape and Light Cashmere ShawIs. Customers
will do well to give call.
VIM. r. RILEY,
Corner of Sth street, opposite Centre Market.
ap CIV
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S<s One fellow thinks that women
su' TO make good morning paper printers
4'ay OF them have long been accustomed
suing up late for ste am,ers.
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Patent Sperm Candles, Winter Oil, &C.
I ANDING this day from New York
IL IS boxes Patent SPERM CANDLES
so boxes Plain do
III boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES
500 gals. Winter Beached OIL
$50 gals. do WHALE OIL
And in Store
$50 bus. Prime Mercer POTATOES for sale low.
For Sale by GEO. THOS, PARKER & CO.,
ap 26-6t opposite Browns Hotel.
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NOTICE.
:" LEMON, Upholsterer, will be happy to serve
III. the citizens of Washington in all that apper-
tains to bis profession. Faithful workmanship guar.
anteed in all cases. no remuneration for services
expected The public respectfully invited to call
and see his improved baance'weight fixtures for cur
tains his place of business, 11th street. near
Pennsylvania avenue.
Reference to Messrs. Clagett Dodson and Prof
Chas g. PAGE a-st feb b.
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IT'S REVOLVING PISTOLS. &c.

COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS. &c.
4 LARGE and complete assortment of Colts and
n Aliens REVOLVERS Of all sizes and qualities
just opened and for sale by
JNO. ". BADEN,
ap 9-2aw CIV South side Pa. av , near 9th St.
NTASON'S PATENT SPERM OIL for
Vl sale, wholesale or retail by
A. HATCH. Jr.
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JOHN WAGNER,
Carver and Glider.
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN 18th 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON D. c. feb4-
YOUTHS, BOYS. AND CHILDREN'S
FASHIONABLE
READY.MADE CLOTHING AND
OUTFITTlNG ESTABLISHMENT,
Pennsylvania Auenue, bet,ceen 9th and 10th streets
NEXT DOOR TO THE IRON HALL.
feb o. .....
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"atch-House.-Wm Corcoran, for assault
battery on Messrs. Mccarthy & Boudi-
gave bail. G. Usher, drunk and dis
cry paid costs and gave security. W.
- VII attempt to rescue prisoner, gave
=" 70 appear at Court.
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NEW CIGAR STORE.
M LILLIAN o. DIRE w has just opened his
w new Store, corner of 9th street and Louisiana
avenue and offers to the public good assortment of
CIGARS, TOBACCO, and SNUFF. Call and try for
yourselves! an 25-tf
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GIVE 1T A TRIAL,

GIVE IT A TRIAL.
DROFESSOR BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS, for re-
i storing preserving, and identifying the Hair,
graduating scur and dandru is certainly one of the
best articles for the Hair offered to the public.
A supply of the genuine constantly on hand and for
sale by the dozen or single bottle, at
LAMMOND'S Cheap Fancy Store,
Seventh street. above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 22-eod 3t
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EE.orIef,s snfe Con.pamp.

f94HE attention of the public is called to tht
ltv and these Safes all others our sale
sntr-uew principle. We n form case orraeA
ug mode from plates bars ar'unh wieR
hpene.
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dodge scientific Lecestsiy 10 say nature 'nl
pchar t eayesuo bolts strsp5 rlyt r 3
tiat Pes en- Neither element MAKE impress
lined tie Win are-pto"i wal
these Safes sacn5ed Nh Iiirs
sAlplEs rflLL AND POWDER FEoNF COMBINATION bAHt
pChS only really tspos'ry Tor oue or val ~
@ We further .heru is h as'ar Y m any e. thf gePula'
Eai TICS are st ny tl& ~ ne naiin
!.t .r1E ea experience aaster0nstraisd
Company prepared furnish atshofl H7cs f - ana
It's vsriuussIYt Srrslu tut7ns Mercantile
edvdasa rh will hr -sn's 9ftifni feste'
-too, WHOM secured wj't Llii-' bank l0-Es, 81
hs pie SIS ard p-hs 4sr h +i : NewGiis
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Prepay mont Optional.

Prepayment Optional.
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Baden ......... -, =
Bavaria -
Gassel
CobOurg .............- %
Darmstadt -
Frankfort on the Nam -
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Hamburger '...'.'' .,'s.''.,i q
Hanover 80 Il
Hesse Hamburg q
hel.
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SaXeWeimar
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schaumburg- Lippe -.
schwartzburg- Ruiolstadt. =
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prepayment OF any sum less than the fun rats is na
Newspaper. from the tinted States must be pre-
pau TWO cents each and pamphlets and magazines
etht an ounce or traction Thu. is Tho United
states postage only, foreign hostage having 70 be- tI
az 1nt point OF delivery On ali printed matter tA-
whole postage United states and flTsi,n i m I III
unpaid letters and newspapers ana magazines prtfelfi
t ~ ~ ~ Nv u ms l9tlowins oounlre may also DE-
Ait Adnuh4ai Italy eastetu towns Of
Cairo, Norway,
Constantinope, ST Petersburg pr l,r.,,F#
Denmark, Sweden, au.
Greece. Switzerland
Inc exact rates % luest countries so souu aseyg
tanned, will be gwen by the DeparImel and optonslr
payment also extended TO them.
All letters and from foreign countries the Riti.t
North American Provinces excepted BE cl,rs 4
with single of postage exceeding the weight Al
half ounce double II exceeding halt an Dune
but not exceeding 4uadrupie rate it exceed.
ing ounce, but not exceeding Two ounces and on
charging every fractional bart o
an ounce over the iitat ounce.
NoIE-The Table q Hostages 20 Iorrisn Cogniyie5
Of May 25 1888 remains unchanged pt resp o.
Bremeu the postage pamphlets and magazines
foreign countries with the exception ii Great Britain
tie BRUSH Nurth American Provinces and The west
81 .outh America. ly WhAteYer line is now
pUdce ilstead pf two cents.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Post master Geurtst
pJsi.o6ios DtparthleH, August :, 1851
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SCHEDULE or HOSTAGES.
RATES OF POSTAGE

on letters Of the weight Of hat ounce under by The
United States and Bremen Line q steamers AeIeat
to sail mi-muuthly between NewN ork and liromau
TO go into effect with the first outgoing steamer at nl
the 10Th OF August. 1858
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? s.,N.st s AND MARBLE DyST-.aO bhl,.
taste aPari iao tA Ls1i n.sgte, aI5 srIrbr pustfT
gp.id &. - tk. ia = CO..
-. lasccessars t }. I,syuaan 4 w..
NlsAEsEas 81 aai 8 HHsyElaiasr SIS piIT
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE. GlMRANN

CAPTTAL-TEN NfLIGuNs DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS AGENT
tr fFse ., 81. 81 ,r44z s4rpst.
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l. STPAUB. r. HAZEL I.
:. - n E--.LnnaLl- Llha.
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WEDICAL CARDS.

TAR f. CHAPPELLlER, Graduate of the
, Of PARIS ard practitioner Medicine
MIS- has permanently settled at New Orleans. No. ~
| n .I.a's sirsst myit Sns
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NnOlE NO. l4l.
ants a Situation.

70 do almost anything, a young
man about thirty years OF age, who
has travelled somd, and seen the ele-
plant, though be has never been TO
California. lie wishes 10 obtain
steady employment. He has veri-
fed, in his own experience, the truth
Of the proverb, that "a rolling stone
gathers no moss, having been clerk
in a retail and wholesale grocery
store, peddled ginger cakes Oh com
mission, worked on farm, tended
bar, kept books, sold cabbages, dug
CLAIMS, raled oysters, edited three
newspapers, lectured on mesmerism,
practised law aud medicine, taught
singing school, preached occasionally,
taught high school, been on the stage,
made stump speeches. written plays,
loafed considerably, been clerk on 4
steamboat. and advertised for acircus.
He knows good many people in a
good many places, has a good ad
lress, and is considered good looking
by the ladies'. lie reads French and
Spanish, understands music, and
plays well on the barrel organ. Has
managed a museum, and been sex
on to'a church. Is willing to work
for a small salary, but will take a
large one if he eau get it. Any
person wishing his services can OBJ
tain further information by address
ing "Genius," at this office.
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bufaTVO Dollars for one year if paid a
the time of subscription; Two Doilar'
and Fifty EentS, WITHOUT DEVIATION
after the expiration Of three months
frI@AII Bills for Advertisements, job
Work or Subscription, considered due, wber
contracted, except against those with whom
we have running accounts.
tEJ7 No Paper VIII DO sent out Of the county
unless paid for in advance.
tC5S Advertisements insefted at One Dol
lar per square. Of Twelve Lines
or Less, for the FIRST insertion; Fifty
Cents fer each continuance
sCga Persons advertising by the year, will be
charged Thirty DaII;.r> for whole col
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BIZ The privilege Of yearly Advertisers is
strictly EDtifei 10 their o'on fEanedidtf FrIagt
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that 6f 10 individual merhbers
n-T-A announcing candidates Three Dollars
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observation-disclosures adt marked with the num-
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&.,e on New Type, ,an@ on as reasonable
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arreafascs are fiaia pp---e1tept att oPtion Et
the Ptbk sher
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provisions for his wife and daughter
"And ip consideration of sterling in
tegrlty and "a manifest desire to
please, 7 was inserted before the de
wise to Samuel Offing !
The clerk succeeded his maste 4
The marriage soon followed, and the
happy couple are still respected, af-
fluent and beloved an example to
aspiring young men, early restrict
ed by poverty, to be faithful and de-
voted to their employers, being as
sured that this is not solitary in
stance, where promotion ensues as
the reward ofupightness and unde-
Waiting rectitude.
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Cboite 49oetrll.
Will You Love Me Then as Now!

You have told me that you love me,
And your hearts thoughts seem to speak
AS you look on me SO fondly,
And the life-blood tints your check.
May trust that these warm feelings
Never will grow col a and strange;
And that you'll renal / unaltered
In this weary world of change?
When the shades of dare or sorrow
Dim my eyes and 4 loud my brow,
And my spirits sink v thin me
Will you love mo then as now?
Though our youth may pass unchanged,
In peaceful, happy home
let, as Y ear on year advances,
7 Changes must uponlus come:
For the Step will lose its lightness,
And the hair be changed to grey
Eyes once bright give up their brightness,
And hehopes of youth decay.
When all these have passed upon me,
And stern Ago has touched my brow,
VIII the change find you unehangng-
Will You 10y ye me then as now?
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Imaginary Evils.

Let to-norrol ~ take care Of tomorrow,
Leave things Of the future to fate;
What's the ,lse to anticipate sorrow2
Life's troubles come never too latei
If to hope OYER much be an error,
'Tis one tn Itt the wise have preferred;
And how oft In have hearts been in terror
OF evils-lhat never occurred!
Have faith-and thy faith shall sustain thee
Permit not suspicion and care
With in visible hands to enehain thee, =
But bear what God gives thee to lear.
BY His 4prit supported and dsladdencd,
Be nl'er by .'forobodings' deferred
But think how off hearts have been sadfene'
BY fear-of what never occurred
Let Tomorrow take care of tomorrow;
| Shorthand dark as our life may appear
We may make it still darker by sorrow 4 7
Still shorter by folly and fear!
Half our troubles are half our invention
And often from blessings conferred
Have we shrunk in the Wild Apprehension
OF evils-that never occurred!
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to obey their masters as good ser

to obey their masters as good ser
wants.
O. They shalllive so berly and right
eously in the present world, not Civ
en- to much wine-the. wine of Bah
lon excluded-no brawler nor pro-
fame person; be temperate in all
things, in eating as well as drinking
Judging no man or set of men, in
meats, nor in drinks, nor in respect
of holydays, and shall avoid the
company of those whose business il
is to tattle, making themselves busy
bodies, meddIing themselves about
other people matters.
10. They shall have further liber-
ty, as freem en-, to enjoy their own
upalienable rights, and shall not att
tempt to h ave any unwhqlesome
laws enacted in the State or Nation,
abridging th he unalienable rights of
others who hemean themselves as
good citizens, and more ESPECIALLY
in matters Of conscience, nit haY-
ing any privileged orders, nor any
one to rule over them as blindIguides,
it being understood that the strict
est equality shall be the governing
Drincinle amono the mpmbnrd
IL. Every memb or of this society
shall be free TO b4 Wing on Demo-
crat, Free Soiler or Abolitionist; but
if he be freesoiler ranting dbolitioh
higher law oonditiolalist pre;eher, he
will be considered inconsistent, il,
when he starts out TO hunt! him h
wife he should chdnce, in the first
to meet thick Tipped
gencb, and turn to the right or left
in hopes of meetip & a while lady,
thus showing parti;I Ility, it bding the
general understand ing of the menu
Ddrs that he should take the wench
and be satisfied borrower, it shall
be the especial duty of all the mem-
DerS. Of this society, if in tile event
If time, the annexation to the Uni+
ed States of the Island Of Cuba,
my State or all Of Mexico, Lower
California, the Sal ldwich Islands o
my other Islands, together with all
British and Russian North America,
o let the people form their own State
Constitution, eithet with or without
slavery, just as they, the people, |
'lease, thus acknd dwledging the IN 4
dependence of the States, and the
lights of the peopie E 20 manage their
'wn affairs as bes t suits them: for
o do otherwise w@ @uld be medAling
ourselves about OF hcr peoples mat
ers, it being und $rstood that it is
efficient for US, the members, to I.
Iatch the home department, and give 4
o Others The rig It in the fullest
ensc, to do so too
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Pursuit cF a SEA I Ua1er DlGcuk
Hes.-At Ole Bnjf's Concert, we
are informed That b middle aged a.
dy we bfg par Ion, we $ houId
rather say lady Of no part calar
age attended by some Younger
ones, came in ealII aud took a good
seat They were soon driven from
II by lis tickct-own frs, 50 they vaca-
ted, and occupied another. From
this they were likd wise driven, as
they were from third. There
were no white roi cited ushors, as
we've promised in the programme,
and the audience began To be anx-
ious, when Tie lady very coolly as
.cenGcd The stage, drew three chairs
over the foot lighl4, and seated her
party in conve hient place. At
ibis SUMMARY mod dc of settling the
doubtful proprieioFship Of seats, the
audience gave the lady three cheers,
and shcvery ombosedIy arose and
acknowledged thd compliment with
a courtesy. She deserves to be the
next President df the Woman ;
Rights Convention Hdrif5rd Coa.
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