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OFFICIAL

TRlAsURY DEPABfME1f, August 26, 1854.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the fol
lowing-described stocks Of the United States, thai
this department Is prepared to purchase, at any
time between tho date hereof and the S0th day Of
November next portions of those stocks amounting
in the aggregate to s., 900, in the manner end
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit: q 4
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given In the or
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States BY
the parties who to receive the amount thsrs Of
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof, price will b pait, compounded
of the following particulars:
l. The par value, or amount specified in each Ger
ifcate.
2. A premium On the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act OF July, 1916, red.emsbls November IL.
1855, Of 8 per cen :; on the stock Of the loan su
thorized by tn. act Of 1912, redesmsbls 31st Dece
Ger. 1882 Of IL per cent; tbs stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts Of 1s47 and s4s, and redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
The latter the S0th June, 1868, Of l6 per cent
and on the stock OF the loan authorize by the act
Of 1885, and redeemable On the Slst December, 1854
commonly called the Texan indemnity,) six per
sent.
g. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
lst OF July, 1884, to the date Of receipt and settle
nent at the Treasury, with the allowance tfor ths
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest In
addition.
Payment for sad stocks will be made In drafts Of
The Tressur.r Of the United States, the assistant
adj
he parties may direct.
But certificate will be entitled to the benefit OF
his notice which shall not be actually received 1T
he Treasury on or before the said 2eth day Of No
1ember next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
will be purchased by this department upon the
i.rms abore specified Is hereby extended to Slst De-
cember nest. inclusive.
As the transfer books will be closed on the 1st
December when the current half yeal g interest be-
,omss vested in the stockholder ss that date, all
,ertiasstes Of inscribed stock must In addition to
he usual aefignment to the United States, have an
,xpres- assignment Of the interest made BY the
tock older thereon. Where the interest is not 50
,ssgned, or where tho coupons payable On th. 1st
snuary next, in cases of coupon stock, are not
rsnmitted with the certificates. the premium and
e days interest only Qets interest from the time
Il exemption to 1st january viii be included with
:he principal in the settlement.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DxpAkqMRsz, Nov. l8, 1854.
nov 20 dtsy
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3 ALLs, &c.
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
n ATIONAL GU ARD ,

THE NATIONAL GUARD respectfully annoo De,
i 70 their friends and the pubic generally, tba,
theirs q oond Annual Bah will be given on MON
DAY, December 4th, 1854, ut JACKSON HALL.
The "orapsny ped0e themselves to their kind pa
tfsns and friends TO make this IN agreeable BAl!
The Military will please appear In uniform
N" hatSor caps allowed in the room unless worn
by thu military. se
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting . Sentlem N
and LADIES'; TO be had Of the company.
s1 aJa Comm,iites IF ArrdaSenasnts.
aE g ~" Capt Jas. A. TAFT,
corp McGann, Corp q Graham.
nov 20 -tb
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A REMEDY FOB each DIsKAsR'

A REAEDY FOR each DIsEAsK"
DR. J 8 ROSES KxPsCroRASf OR COUGH SYRUP.
For ths radical cure Of consumption cold hoars =
ness asthp bronchitis splitting of the blood, in.
nammation OF ihs lungs or throat. and ail pulHcn-
sry dis sases. This PREPARATION not only cures
sumpti'a, taken in time, but 1t fortia.s the
an against futur4 attacks. AZ Cough Medicine
fs the best in the World. 1t is now used snd re-
kSommendsd by physicians at home and abroad. In
" bottles, Is cents, SOC and 81.
DE- RosE's WHooPING CogGa SYRUP.
This preparation sl~ays gives immediate rslisf,
prevents inflsm nation of the Lungs, and Dropsy
In the CHEST AMI effects cure In few days Price
% cents
GROUP sYRUo-This remedy is never known
n fiil, and has saved thousands Of children-Prce
Is CENTS.
Ds- J. 9. Ross's DYsP8prIc Oh LIVER COMPOUND.
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Sour StoE sch. Indi.
yss'ion, srG Liver Complaint This Com pound used
With DR.. kose's Family Pills has cured thor sands
OF confirmed Dyspepsia sod Livsr Complaint. 1t is
. tonic. Alternative. Stnu and Liver Medicine
and was highly reconmeEdst by the celebrated late
Dr. Ply ,ick-5O ,ents
Dr.. j. 3. RosEs ANfI-sIL-oCs sR RAILROAD Pills
30 called be sause they go shsad of all other pills
In their good cots; active Purgative or Ca
harsic Medicine they have no equal; free from
pn<, carrying of all sacretions and bile from the
stomach ana bowels, they can be taken ut ali sea
sons, by both sexes, of all ages and without gard
TO weather or exposure. If taseD with Dr. Roses
Feves q ID Agus Tonic xtur-, they will prev mt
and cure the most stubborn of Fever and Agus
or Bilious Fevers-l2H and 70 cts
Oa- >. d. ko5kS GoLDEN PILLo.
For Falling Of taz womb, fsmala Vsakpaas.
Debility, and Relaxation. This disease heretofore
treated by bandsges, trusse', and external support,
which On only prove pslativ- yields completely
c tbs rss Of these :onics, strengthening Golden
Pills Soc.
FEMALE SPECIFIC. A remedy for Painful
hcnStrustion. LeucorrhBa or Whites-S1.
Dr. J. s. KosEs PAIN CURER viii cure Stiff Neck,
Sore rhrvat, Pains in th- face, side Back Limbs
from Cola, ChoIic, Cholera Morbus. &c. 1t cures
sprains, Chilblains, Cramps Or Pains in the Stom.
k<ch or Bowels Price l211, %, aud 90 cts
~ Persons of delicate constitutions BY nature.
or those VINO have been msde so by The uss of TIE
-auac4 nsdlcines, Or any "thec Cause, should rea
Dr.. Rose'@ asti al Advi er 20 per IONS in Sick
neas or in Health, which book can Do had without
charge, Of
z. d. GILMAN, C. srOTT & CO., W. b. GIL
Man, J. W NAIRN, PATE tSON NAISN, d
B. CLtaK, q. ii. doPH GR.ON, ". EVANS,
KIDWsLL LAWRS SCs, J. B. no lak, Wash.
ington; j. l.. gid Ell, 'ieorgeto~n, and By all
deslsrs la Alexandria, Virginia.
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GRAND BALL.
First GRAND ANNUAL BALL
GOOD WILL CLU B

4 HE u MBERS UF hE y UB take pleasure
In announcing to their Fl len ia ard the pu iic
generally that their FIRST ANNUAL Ball. vi
take p'ao, q, CARCSIS 3 SAL0 N on THURSDAY,
No7eu Der 30th Every exsrt,on will be m .de b.
tn Club to give salts acton to all v no my honor
them with thei pre- ence
superiof CotiLon Band is engaged for tie coca
on.
The # shments are placed iato the hands o. the
veil kT own c.t-rer, Mr.. " esver.
No hats or G ps will be allowed in the room, ez
cept those worn ~ tie Clubs.
Tioh cts ONE DULLAR-c can Re obtained from the
Managers or at the door the evening of tie Ball
MANAaERS.
VIM Brown, Vim Eoer7, Mccormick,
g Dubant Hutohine, J Wsiling,
Thomas, Calf, Moran,
Pcsy, Nolan, VIM Ritchia,
HaSan, II Du ant, J Spel-a an,
A Dant, @ Davis, Mattinaly,
Coz man, VIM El~ood, Jos Franklin,
Vim Davis, Miller, Maddox,
John Sh .ckleford
Master Of Ceremonies-Mr. COCHEU.
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10. SS LouI6IANa AvINuE
VIII ect,c. IN the supreme urt Of the Uni.
to, btatsh aud tho Oouras Of tie District Ct
bic 1f3 ,.s-- -Go't q + GOV CO.. olus
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AVOID ALL OUACKERY,

4 Nd TAKs MEDICINES PRsPARED By A
IA REGULAR PHYNCIAN ONLY. LIFE PRO
LONGED, A CURE gO8 ALL PAIN, COIiHS.
COLDS, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WHOOPING-
COUGH. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, IN
pIGE5TION SOUR STOMACH, sCROFULA. ALL
SKIN ERUPTiONS, ANp ALL FEMALE COM
PLANTS.
DE-. ]. S. ROsR's CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
h PhilaA-phis. His preparations are for each
complaint, and have ben well tested and approved
@ hundreds of Physicians, and thousands of Pa
Gep0
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go Mn. sCHONENBERG.n nHlAE-1a
Tssehsr " rtano ana sfnRiiS 4,
NO. S87 PxxNsfIyA ANiA 4vSstI.
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

UUFFIN WATERFRONT, &c.
-- j. WILLIAM PLANT CO., IN
DERTAKER;-residence 4l8 Sew
snth street, between aud II streets. In,ernent-
procured In any ground or cemetery. Collins, Caps,
5hrsuds, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
10 terments of the bsst quality furnished at short
dotice, On the most ressonahle terms, and at sll
.ours OF the night Having the exclusive right Of
jrump Patent Corpse Preserver, We guarantee to
Keep the dead for any ier 9Th of tune. ell-tf
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BALL OF THE LIBERTY CLUB.

BALL OF THE LIBERTY CLUB.
FINaE L8ERTY CLU5 aupounee with pleasure
i to thsi friends and the citizens Of y sshingtcn
and vicinity that their First Annual Bail will fe
given on WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1854, at Tenn
psrancs Hall
Particu,ar airs in Q future sdvertisem ,nt
nov 22-1Wt
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CAPTAIN OANOT.

CAPTAIN OANOT,
4 UTH0R OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST BE
"A ms PUBLIsHkD, SPEAKS Of HAMPTOE's
rINCTURE.
GREAT CURE OF RaEUMArIsM CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALfIMoRE, Md, June 4, 1854
~: &eekbrsdcs, eftA> fbzs'sain Hotel, Light areet
Dear Sir Being on the point Of leaving the city.
avail myself of Q few idle moments to thank yor
Kindly for the medicine you sent me, aud which hs
restored nae to the use Of my limbs. / beg you t.
4end me four bottles more, TO carry on my voysg'
Sincs had the fortune to uss Dr.. Hamptons Vegr
table rinccurs ny conSd-nos is 20 strong that, i.
gratitude the proprietors of said medicine, bs
YOU TO present my respects to them, and Undue
them to make it moro publicly known as q sur
Hheums,ic cure. Hsvi;,g caile5 on me- on the la.'
Of Apcil l.st, and seer me- Frustrated on my bed
useless in al my II abs, you can appreciate nesIl
IS wall as myself the prompt relief received frou
LII. aampton's Tincturs, and am positive had
not been tor your strong and forcible recommends
tons should still have been in bed.
It Ia really pity this specific should not be sI
proved by medical men, and like all patent drugs
should suffer the impusasion the public gcneTail,
st.e 10 suoo prrparations / mysslf, who WAS a
1sys opposed to patented specific, took this met,
cne with reluctance, and without confidence In ii
and It wes only through your disinterested, freriI
recommendations, and 10y critical situation that ir
dGaed ms to try tEis really beneficial VsgotsSl
GisssaEe.
You may inform Messrs. Mortimer 4 Movhrs
hat thsy are at liberty to make nse Of my name i
ths scppert Of the good effects Of Dr. Hampton
Vegetable IinctUre, ga ii has cured me IA Eve weeB
ri chrouic hvsd'sr.atory rheumatism, conlraete
under tropical tsates and OF seuea years persodict
.sSGtisa. have oniy iisei three bottles, and in
hat even the defarnsed paTs IF .sy hess2s fas
tctu-niCJ O their tormur nsturai appearance
have besn Under tas treatment Of several ply
scisns in London aad Paris, without any spperen
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried tn
fhorapsonisn and Homeopathic remedies. afler hsv
ing been tormsnt,d with galvanic ba torres, coll
and aromatic baths, and hundreds of internal anl
external medicines, ali to effect, / am, 90 Tar
:ured By this asmp,on's Vege able Nncture only
Thsre4h-s, my ear sir, accept Of the assurance OF
ny gratitude, and believe me your we'll wisher.
THOMAS CAxo7.
RzV. VERNON ESKRID0E, U. an.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. Is, 1881.
hr. J. K. Roush-oear sir: While am, In gene
ral, opposed to patent medicines, csndsr compels n
TO state that have great confidence in the virtues
of Hsrapton's Vezerabls Tincturs. For severa5
months past L have used it in my family; and in
iyspspsia loss Of ppeIte, dzxness, and general de
biity, with entire success. So far my experience
extends, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
rs it to the afflicted ss safe and efficient remedy
En-, respectfully, yours,
VERNON EskRIDeI,
Chaplain, United states Navy.
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UNUEETAkEk,

,,
: WOULD respectfully return my thsnks TO tbs
Z citizens Of Washington and its vicinity for their
est patronage, snd say that owing TO the frequent
's'is in the Undertaking branch Of my business,
lsTs cesn ;nGucsd TO discontinue the manufacture
Il Eusaitcre, srd tnsn py attention fully to the
DIsOkETAkIS0, 1 have spared NO pains to have
therefore fully prepared to NEST any order ate,
,HT moments notice, AMI assure those who ras5
give ne call that will sasfe no psins to carry cut
70 y. ortiss5 10 tilsir sntire sat,sfaction.
JAMES p, HARVEY,
No. 40, Tti st., between g and Il.
4. s.-Jsiis SStenasd to at s,l noura Of the night
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
= Y - a - p % f..
"a DIC &,
CHRONIC Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS. AND
ALL DISEASES AnISEtsG EJsOss
a Di9ORDMn ID Liver

OF STGEaTH.
f.se ~ 1ocs;I .t;n1, i2saIi Piled, frln-as - r,
& IS Hs:;, A3sd1.y ct te- a:o:eszi, 5sa.s7s,
aszrsSIrn ::.a-Usi Fog Eoot. :l3.sss ss re:at {:
s1s asors1r Eoaf irne.sftsss, 5fpkioy Ok siaitss-
Ing e. tas 2tf IF n. s5,u@ch, SWIMMING a. .ae
Bend. b1SZi si and uraea:s Breathing, 9Iuttsrirs
st n. I.srt, CHOKING oF aa4sesatin. Senssaoss
Slsn IA iy.as pS.s5es, Dt;rsasss CT V.siop, Dots
o: Webs befo.e ths sigh, SsFsr and Dr;i psia N
k.s head, DsSaisEsy ST PsTscilss.o1 YelgoanaGa Of
TIE asin aod s5e5. psc Ia th, sias, Back, Chest,
- IE2hs, &C., 3itt5H Etpa2s5 g Feat, gxrning IN
the slssE. gou;rsns i2sscljgs cf ell. sssa ars.s
EsxfSSston o. jnfrsx.
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VIM. III. MEkRICK.

Att or n ey At L q " i.
"a 4a ror1rs1An, aux
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TIE EMPEROR AND HIS DAIl:y!
TlR.

\ few years since, there was in the citv Of
s.. Pc'cr>burgh young girl 50 beautiful and
50 lovely that the creates, prince Of Europe
had he met her. even in a peasants hut.
might well have turned his back upon ,,.in-
,c>>rS TO offer her his heart and crown.
But. very far from having been the Light
of a peasants hut. She was born in the shadow
Of the proudc>t throne on earth |; was Ma
:ic Nico!uwna. the adorcd daughter of the
Emperor Of Russia.
As the father saw her blooming like a Nav
flower. aud sought for bv all the heirs of row
atty. lie cast his eyes upon the fare>t the rich
est, and most powerful o. them. and with the
smile Of a father ami "a king, SAID 10 her
NV child, YOU are how Of Az age to marry
have chosen for You the prime who VIII
make you aqnccn, Az! a man who vii, render
!.on happy
The man who wil make me la,,;,v.' >.i.!
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EARNCN VI 4 Roy.

.i",hr ft0Y'u frm f. r. E,,1Dm's An'Iioer2&y.
While was clerk in the store in Bethel.
Connecticut. my father krI: the village tav-
ern. usually slept with my Younger broth
cr. Eicr: but when oar house was filed with
travellers. we wcr" Obliged to ''s!ccp three
iii a bed." lv takin. in our honest Irish far
m"r. Edmund, a >lr"l''n. partner. Atcr
the store was closed q; ni.'.t. frequent,
inncl some Of oar ,i..a.e bows in party Al
the i.on~e Of their parr'.i>, an! wha: with
STORYTELLING and var;on> kinds Of "cAild'~
u ~, - l.nu1.l !. 1t lnnrS ,,nrll III .,....
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FATAL CA>E-Old Polly Srairh was A
terribly PLAIN woman. >!a would have hor,,c
oii the Iacknlic from all competitors. and piy
en- them he odds of fifty start in the race.
ohe wa. cndie>>iv conp!ainin. OF her all
M,ntS OF various Kinds. was Mrs. Smith. to
'hc no small ANNOYANCE Of such listeners AS
She claimed to hold. a> did the ancient mari
h'r The wedding guest. lv the spell of her
@IItterlng eve. and no one was more annoy
ed than Old DR.. Bolu>. cynical old fellow Of
her nci.hborhood. Meeting MIS-. Smith ON.
Mcrnin", he vcntur,d to salute her with thu,
accu>thmed How dive Io"-TataI mistake, :
why, doctor. feel putty mixab.c. ,hank'e.
Wy oId complaints is troUtin' me There
never wa, poor creature that suffered more
'han DO. Pain. and aches and pains. all
'he time But. interrupted the doctor,
-,o"lng inpatient. Won don't look very sick >
NO. replied She. IL know Iiont but feel
.ood deal worse :lial look" .-Good hcav-
G .ii> cried ;he doctor. throwing ny his hands.
'hch You had letter make haste home. for
you can live an hour" Mrs. Smith had
''e sood sense to know what he meant, and
wi made any more coml !aiMtS 10 him.
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/ " INiSNH. i'ti IN'I>tS.
NHc'' was the cry one morning about ;;
bells. on board the hip Lobster. of Port,
mouth, y. H.. and I'll" cry was taken y, !;
all l'a'ts oi Ike ship, an! TIE shout of ..ooy
poi>e was heard in every KEY. from III.
"rulf bass of ;hc boatswain. TO the sbrill fro
ble Of The cabin boy.
The ship Lobster was bound for l.;vorpool
ana was how approaching >oundinIs off Cap
Clear after a long and boi>'crcu> passage
he crew were Il lively set Of fellows. an,
eagerly seized upon any thing which prom
IScd cXcltcmcnt an! a little relief from III,
nIonoiony usually attendant on a lone ;as~a =,
across the Atlantic. The cry Of .porpoi>c> "
S""nlc'i ma"ir charm 70 rouse all thc;r ON
cr-!e> INTO action. and every nan lastcnc,
to The weather side Of Tie deck. and with on,
Stretched neck. and eli>rcnin. ewes. protruJ
me from thr; >ockc.<. VIZ soon carnr>t!,
-azn- towards 'lra. par, Of the o,ean inAica.
sam '''''N weather. gnarly-lookln:
'''' II" VINO was sanding on The s'arhoaro
caihr"a holding On hy he fore "a K.
-','' ''.'f'' sure enough a"'E Of on 'hc
weather Vow WAS seen a >hoal OF rorpoi,r<
f'P'''H approaching 'Ae ship. They seemed
to be II high gicc, sporting with each o'Ic:.
'e'l''n' '''l 'i me water. and r'aHins vari-
''H {" "'''''>' "N'ch "o''d ha'' cN lied the
'''''l''a''oA OF harlequin.
" mere IS The captain cx"!a:n'cl Mr..
"c,'a'aro:. the mate. ">;cvard, cal the
''.'an'
AVE. aye. >.f, and tia: sab.c i':Hc,:5l.alY
'"''' "'''"'
"ii'rd ".":t u" harVoon, yelled IA mate.
~ q" ;H' e''i o! Tic '}'.-, !->a: i.a,.i
arts
"-iyc. 'yr IT,"
MAJ 20" ta:'a;n Hu'i. rrsal. in marvel
'oir >r"r'.: 'o-'"n.c, oa"ry r"~irg on H. K.
"';h "a !r'' r'nina';on in Ii, hook. as If
he was resolved on mighty deeds. "Whcrc
0'e the r'rH"iS"~ :" he exclaimed. as Lc
>pran- out o: ti.r compa,ion way. In tlr,c
b"nn''> /" rcari''d the i''rcca>'lc; the Lob
>t"r Wa> noi IN everlasting lo,g >uali-l.-!ooN-
ln@. m"irrr, mammoth clipper
"I''fc they are. >Ir a'mot under Tie
w .l,.a,.-..., -. -
Captain Eut'n,tor,l took ii, station on The
'o">prit sh1CUd>. albeit he was pretty sure
II dnckin-. "H"arh me II" !,arIoon Be
iNcly' lads What ar" yea about: Now
'"hi by See a.. clear TO han, one of those
''i'"S aboard and Nl'h >;2'':art arms he
''"'''''' I'''' ''' "''''' '''''''n2 n','Fnm' ~,
\ tan f'ork Wa ti-irl.o, ia tie fore >tav.
"'""-" "hir.i ia" i"i''lI h''i'ard> was rove,
'''' ''''fi h!''t ''>t 20 the eye OF The piece OF
"i'' Frhanru''y attac'i"! to the larpocn.
i'c "h- ''h:~''. '',''' il. i, unro''r'iou> of
amer an" attracted very natural Gu
Io>Iiv. brran 70 gather around the bows o.
he Lobster One OF @oo!'v size. ro>>c>>c'!
i """"." portion Of ANNA. spirit. or too
'@"r !" "N~i''ny hI> ""nd. o':> activity, na'!c
circle beneath the bow prit. which brought
nm near the VESSELS >'''n, directly lcnca,A
he fee: oi H., ,nyui.l,llc e.. a,.url wiz,
he weapon OF de>tyuc,on.
Now for it," shouted the C.n.;iio. in a
oicc of thunlcr.a> the harpoon left his hand.
nd was buried dccplv in the h,,k nr,h.,,.r-
'o>c. "IIaui in haul in - vLy h.,I va,
aul III :"
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i"''Fo'ScS' astoni>hcd at my uncx
F.'.'' 'oainct, and not knowing what
m'"ht attempt TO next. scattered in cvcr,
"'r'c''on; ard there was |, securing ovc,
'"S o'e"" waves at TIE rate Of twelve or Gf
'''n KNOTS on the back ola porpoi>c.
Wy situation was Eoycl one. II rccu;rcd
no ii'fie strength and skill to manaoc NJ,
cour>cr. keep his nose at III. waters oil go ~
ana steer him in TIE RICH, direction. b.,t
'rif ny chance of getting ont of D.yy .,o,c,.,
clutches this tine wa< far Lr,,cr ~, tho
i'"iSc ; oack.tilan when clin-inr to hcn-coo,,
halt buried in salt water. on, of S;r,, or land
KNEW that III" island Of st. .jaro con,1 No,
he more than thirty miles o.I ina south east H..
fcction-for had heard the cap,a;r sax 70
''' chlcf mate. after he marked the shin.
place on the chart that att.rnoo,, anil
'r''" hare! to steer nv ship for s.. J,ro l,v
N''P'n" the >"r we'll on The larIoarl quarter
Hnt had tough work. | woulJ r,,l,or ho
rafting down the top Gallant rio.;ro or y.
IN" 10 IN Massachusetts Bay in north east
snow Storm. with the deck and ricoiur co,,cr.
'' win 'cr' than to manage head >tronr
rorpo>". with bride without curb. VIII,
all my efforts. could not prevent his hroacb-
III" occasionally. and his wake was As crook
'' rs the track IN III" SHOW of an Old man-of
wars man who had inst been p,l Off,
Such Wild steering lcng'hcncd nv di>tircc
con>ldcla5!v-ncvcrlclcs> in about N hoyr
looked ont sharp tnr land: but it was full
Two hours before saw If. risino as it were.
all at once. hir, ont orthc ocean. ahout ,lrrc
points on the starboarl Low. and not NOR.
than mn" or ten miles o!l.. \ noble landf,,r
And M ~;,ht ii was >',ipn1.r<. 7 a,sn~c
yoI. for l"nccd 70 finish .i,y ri,!c-o,I I
.av" TIE old t'tNpw beneath me- a kick or two
20 quicken his rrrc>. and AVA" he went a
r1n * il 4 cror:;.ns h,l Kicked h,.o in end
y we dro" ;'war!> the lanl. Spicl liz.
lie open bay lined with a white >,n[!y beach
!. ''' IT,
ho">'>- anl on this spot At once made nv
my mlni to Leach NY craft 80 | >.ool direct,
~ ''''''' at ''''> ''''''
coming IN from 'hr o;,rn sen a. furious rate.
"i:h kali o.. rv !olv ont o. water. mu>t have
'''''' ''' '''''f'' |" 'N-
II d ''''''" Inc
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, N''"" i ana ch''-
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go ''.''' " - - '''n-
''''' '' Il" ceremony
NV '''>'''- >.'''' ''-
"'''' ''''' ''"'' I" wave my
'' ''' -'''''' ''''''' "'''|'' ""':''- before
''''' '.'' ''''''>''' upon
'' '''' '''.'' '''>' "'''' ''''' Oh '''> ''a'k
'''A ;" ">''''''>"r'' Is th'>r
VI "'''' '''c among 'hrm roh.d
''"a'i"n winch WIS satisfactory. and was re-
'i'''i "i'h cheers and a'cia'nttIolS by the
I"'r company lac l'n''o-c a.>3 ramc in
u Il snare o. ihr'F d':nnraf."H. Ih"v admir-
Il Ms "o;"' >']' aud piH"p proportions. and
fA9U-h hc1-r'! hari for i:> lie. Wishing f.
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Like .iri"n on Tie dolphin'> back,
'aw him mahr ac.uai:ance. witt The va,
y i4n"a~ Irau'l .n..
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Mrs. Browning. formerly Miss Barrett. is
remarkable for the powerful flights and bold
originality which distinguish her poetry
She is more masculine in her cast of thought,
than any othcr British poc'c<<. Mr.. IIeman>
cA A.cptcd. Here is Il Characteristic >;.crimen
Of her peculiar manner. and strange turn OF
fancy
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CALICO JACK,

! rom the no.'nu .1orrs.