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by GREEN Is SCOTT, Auet,oneers.

'NRUsT SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
UHEOn Tuesday, 3lsi INSTANT shall SELL
deuce lady declining housekeeping, 10 o'clock
1872 18Th New York
by Of deed Of duly recorded,
o. furniture
Valiant plus, covered paor and arm chairs
Do tea and wllatnat
Rosewood matble-top, spa, and other tables
Large recumbent and ehars
Elegant rosewood wardrobe and bedstead
DO do mafbe-to bureau and wash closet
DO walnut wardrobe and bedstead
DO do marble-top bureau and wash closet
Tapestry, Brussels, and passage carpets,
Spring hair and shuck mattresses, and shades
Wicker woksiand, cooking and other stoves, &c.
of and under $685. cash S25 credits
and 90 days satisfactorily endorsed bearing
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
Trustee
GREEN SCOTT,
Oct odd Auctonccrs.
U?-The above sale As postponed until Friday, tho
Sd November next by order OF the trustee
GREEN & SCOTT,
Oct Sl-d Auctoneers.
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Obituary.

Died at residence Woodsed Ohio 23d day De-
e5i lingering Illness Hon JOSEPH NORRIS, aged 50
years and days
The deceased of Green Pennsylvania but
period HE
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth Congresses
himself hc entire satisfaction of his
lie Of integrity ability and spotess parity OF
character pubic private life enjoyea
nent degree, the and confidence ofihc people,
:" The boast OF heraldfy The ponp Of power,
And all that beauty all that wealth e'er gave
Await alike The inevitable hour
The paths OF glory Tend but to the grave ~
w. n. G.
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Markets.

New YoRK Oct. Colour is unsettled since the arrival
of the steamer Sales before of Ohio at SIS 81 50 IL
southern -four frIa and price unchanged. Wheat firm
sales southern white at So rs red at So Oh So 06.
Whiskey has advanced--saes of Ohio at 40 cents.
BALTIMORE Oct 3OFour and grain had declined before
the received but advanced and closed firm
ond Change.
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Three DAYS More of the Deluge.

intended ball odd Fellows Hal is postponed Morgan
OF Creation aud Dcuge viii remain I'LL Thursday Ex
~ O'Clock, and Thursday afternoon al
O'Clock. Admission a5
3l-rs3t'
fNyENTIDE; by Enie Aoou-a series OF tales and
II poems . -
The Western Home and Other by Mrs ~. H. sgourney
and March by Captain crsiton, United states army
Putnsr's Magazine for November. - 49,
Oct ii tkANNk IhfLoh'
nEEBE's YORK HATS-A FUN ana complse
ID sortmen Of Beebes York for the fall trade at
sTEVENss
Oct 2o-3df saesroom Browns Hotel
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.


HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
Ill auctionOn Thursday morning. November 10 o'clock,
residence of Mrs Gibbons Indiana
streets, shall
ects, mpsing
superior ewood piano forte
of handsome walnut plush
fas, with arm and parlor chairs TO match
Elegant rosewood cenre-table
Handsome reception chairs
Maroon damask curtains cornice, &c.
beautiful gilt mantel ornaments,
Walnut whatno, papier mache tables
Handsome tapestry, three ply, and ingram carpets
Brussels slaircarpet mailing, Ocoh
Mahogany spring soa, plush covered chairs
Fine oak extension dining table
Cane oak dining CHAIRS buffers tray
Elegant French china dinner and tea service
Silver plated casors glassware
English handled table cutlery about fifty
spoons, iorks and candlesicks, hre-ons
superb hgpost bedead, entirely gilt, with canopy and
elegant blue damask curtains
Mahogany walnut French bedeads
Handsome dressing bureaus, washsands
Best hair and husk mattresses
Fine Tuuis wool mattresses, blankets
and table linen, window shades, SIC.
Together large excellent of kitchen urni-
$50 under, cash that credit
months, satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct gid Aucioncer.
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October ~, 1854
The following notice. issued by Canadian relative
10 e importation into Canada States Of the
articles mentioned In The schedule the treaty
officially commune aed Department
PUBLIC NOTICE.
issrgcroR GEsKsAL's OrsIcE
Customs Department. Quebec, leth October, 1854
H eaeeoney The general council ba, been
10 order and direct that pending lower
complexion euued 81
tire effect reciprocity treaty recently eonced
Britain and tue United States articles m m,
passed in The pe semi s.r,o, ~ ,ns -
inee TO certain treaty between her Majesty United states
Of America, and hereinafter is to ,ays
Grain, Hour, and breadstuns of all kinds
Animals of all kinds
FRESH, smoked, and saiied
cottonwood, seeds, and vegetables.
ondfied ffuis dried iruiss
Fish OF all kinds.
PRODUCTS OF hsh and OF all other living
Hides, furs, skins or tails undressed
stone or marble IN It's crude or unwrought state,
Butter, cheese, taiow.
Lard horns,
Ores of metals of all kinds
Pitch, tar, turpenlne, ashes
Timber and lumber OF round hewn sawed
featured in whole n part.
Fewood.
Plants, shrubs, and
Peits,
Fsh-oil.
Rice, corn, and barb
Gypsum ground unground.
iewn, or wrought or unwrought burr grsdstone,
Dyesuhs
Flax, he mp, and tow manufactured.
Unmanntacured tobacco.
Rags.
States under special bonds Majesty
OF the duties legally chargeabe
cprociy and the heenbefore relation
thereto do into within six
months from the date hereof
WIN. GALLEY
Inspector General
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American Organ.

HE "AMERICAN ORGAN,' paper devoted to the ad
of natrc7msriean Gacines, win daily
thirteenth and weekly on the twentieth OF November
holding
paper will please forward eaic
possible Persons wishing become
on and send evidence OF competency
SUBSCRIPTION TO ibe daily organ.
Do do weekly do. .,,,.. ........2
r. :. EVANS,
Agent, Washington city.
nctt al
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

GALE ON PRESIDENTS SQUARE On Wednesday, Novem.
~ Der lst at O'clock the premises, will sell public
sale that handsome and desirable dwelling
pied by the Rev Dr. Pyne The lot which stands fronts
ia 10 nches loo
lot the 49,
As opportunity seldom offered purchase in this To-
built with modern Improvements, and is altogether desirable
cash and the balance 49, and Is months
the deferred payments secured by deed of
osnveyances n; the purchasers
complied with within three
Ne delivered purchaser upon compliance with
JAS u McCUIRE
Oct li-eodSds Aucuoneer.
At the time and place. shall sell lot No. 2, and
lot No. g. In Davdson's subdivision No.
ing 40 inches street, between l7th and 18th
back LAG feet to 3oee alley Title ndsputabe Terms
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
@-d
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Oct 2awA DIS
By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC
L saeOn Wednesday morning. November l. ut 10 O'Clock
residence of Dr. Arthur the north of Pennsylvania
18th and 18th shall sell all his furniture and
household effects,
Mahogany sofa and parlor chair
Marble and pier tables
Plush rocker, easy chairs
Cane and wood seat chairs, lounge
Carpets oilcloth, mating
Stair carpets, rods and eyes, crash
Curtains window shades,
Mahogany dressing bureaus waslstands
Wardrobss, bedsteads toilet
Mahogany crib swing cradle, mattresses
Dining tables, clocks, looking glasses
Superior cooking and other
with general assortment of kitchen
S25 and UNDER cash cum, Of
days, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Oct SD Auctioncer.
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lHE oyster cholera panic in New York has PLAYED sad
havoc win the dealers in oysters For several DAYS past
e mas been almost total cessation OF business In that
% ou' e panic rs now nearly The city is supplied
pupay by some sixty oyster planters who sell daily
an average $500 worth at the average rate Of $40 thou
'aha' That would make the daily average sales of each
er about 10000 and for the whole sixty about 3OOO
Vo ana worth about $4,000 This is an important and
hens'e branch Of trade not only in New York but in
eAmore Also and the panic must Of course seriously az
e the interests OF thousands who are either directly or
indirectly connected with It The excitement in that city
w no reference to oysters from southern waters as they
usually pegn 70 arrive there until about the middle OF
November-Bah San
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUC-
Ill TIONOn Thursday, the 2d Of November,
O'Clock, the Dav Gadsbys Row. on
excellent
and large assortment Of furniture
Mahogany dvans paror and rocking chairs
DO marble top centre dining, and other tables
Do and walnut French, thef
10 sideboards, dressing, and other bureaus
Gilt and mahogany frame looking glasses
Morecn psrinf and chamber window
Maple bcdsieads, ard wood chairs
Painted wardrobes, wnshstaDds Jet
Feather beds aud bedding
shuck
Fine 3py and other nd
A large lot Of passage and floor oi-cot
GIrandoles, solar, and hall lamps
Pine gilt gas burners
China, glass, crockcry, and
Cooking, Tight and other
with OF md ma oihe
articles which we deem unnecessary
Terms All sums under $25, cash s25, a
ana iour months for Satisfactorily endorsed,
GREEN SCOTT
oc'w-d Aucdonecrs.
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TUE American Artists Union would respectfully the
eiuzehs u ue United states Canadas
pose OF taste for the hne county,
ana WIN view Oh enabling family Of
gallery Of engrasings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE
they have determined for their
engraving aud thus employment 10 large number
Of and others, but taste
works OF art present 10 the purchasers
$50 900 of which sold,
100000 gifts OF the actual q $50 900,
Ech purchaser dollar therefore, receives not
only ehy worth The money
entities him 10 one Of the gifts when they distributed
For nve dollars highly finished beautifully painted
OH aud hse gift tickets VIII be dollars worth
ana be selected the catalogue
mai express.
of the together specimen of
eDgsayings, can be the office paper.
For each dollar sent actually and
GUT ticket viii immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The commlee believing
undertaking will be materially enter
prise ot inegent and
with such the most liberal
Any person wishing become by
will by of mall engraving Rif ticket
prospectus catalogue, and all other
On The hnal completion OF The the will
hands If committee ofihe purchasers to be dsbuied
which will be throughout the United Can
ndJs.
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M Douglas proposes to visit portions of iowa during
Tue season. IN accordance with pressing invitations from
he friends OF popular rights The Iowa City Exporter
says that friend and foe viii welcome him The season Of
unnatural excitement is over and the sober reflections of
thousands who were loud in their denunca,ion now
prompt them to impartial and calm examination Doubts
nave sprung up like magic as to the real enormity of the
Nebraska nquity here and there find expressions of
sentiment in favor Of its abstract Justice and here and
here in the ranks Of the opposition are open avowals
Is constitutonay, its republcanism and its positive
right
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i,GK NENF-The residence of the late Gen Towson,
and complete
carried throughout
cold BATH
buffers pantry. The house had partially furnished
Enquire the premises from ~ ill 2,
Oct ts-mf TnThSuns
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night was acceptable The of the avenues and
streets eecualy aayed the gardens and fields in the
neghborhood thoroughly saturated and the atmosphere
has become agreeable and bracing The effect upon the
growing crop of vegetables but prove salutary.
One of our citizens Jealous officer of the order of know
nothngs, the Rev. French S. Evans, it would seem from
article in the Richmond Enquirer, does conne his
abors the city his residence The pquant
the Enquirer upon Mr. Evans mission the capital of
Old Dominion subon
% KNow-NoTHI RcHnoSp.--It is not gen
orally known we suspect that State council of the know
nothing order is to be held in this city to-day In spite of
ped and with the additional intelligence that
kev Mr. Evans i present as rePresenatiye OF the grand
president This emissary brings along redundant supply
of the Of intolerance, wherewih to nocuate the
of the Virginia character. He imports also copous sup
ply of pdsords and other cabaistc signs, and is in
Is not shame that such creatures should here and
under OF darkness depote the poison of intolerance and
prescription on the soil which Jefferson has torseorated
civil liberty and to freedom of conscience The movements
Of the order directed and controlled by caba in New
erk and thus should know nothngsm triumph this State
the government of Virginia will be the Of the
Gil OF thirteen Estccming themselves competent to the
management Of their affairs Virginans have been pro-
verbally Jealous OF foreign influences will they sub
NIT 10 the usurpaon OF this conclave of New York know
nohugs The sentiment Of State sovereignty and the pride
Of personal independence are equally outraged by the attempt
thus TO subjugate u.s.
TIN Cry TRrrs.The orator of Roanoke styled Wash
writer for the suggested that it should be called the
getty Of trees Many of our public squares broad avenues
and streets are adorned with trees of various kinds and from
almost every cline and the effect ;s to arbeb and be,,
III ,tu;. ", -, r =. 49, 80, W $50 ~
- a., $50 IN =, - -, r w eooA =, upo'i US
500 - S;,;a;, ~ L. ', on - s. a. ~ sns' SO
- ~ !, !, ~, sup ~ =,
c,,, ~ ta,,;s,, -, " az. . ,'e D''' po'e0
:. A msIlo,y rclnoss on iho nl,s.orad .rona
And, from n beaker full Of richest dyes,
And dippine In warm lobt the nillared clouds
Morn, on the mountain, like a summer bird
Lifts up her purple wings; and in the Wales
The gentle wind, a sweet and passionate rover
Kisses the bushing leaves and stirs up life
Within the solemn woods of ash deep crmsoned
And silver beech the maple yellow eaved--
Where Autumn like faint old man. sits down
BY the way-aido weary. Through the trees
That on wild cherry and red cedar feeds,
wih.e, pird comes with ITS piantve whistle,
Frnr cottaa le of H., ,i, h so'
fRov Dr Gprlev,s, cb,rch ,h;s eron; 40 h,r 80 49,,
and vrl, bs ope,oa hy !, sorron !, e 49, roa =; 49,
pev;o, with tbo ma school proshy,or;,, S i ,no5
of tho resbvteries of Carlisle Raltinore wi,cIote AID
the Eastern Shore An Of is essions arc oncned 70 ,h h
lie and we understand thcre vii; no nreochn every
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BosroN Oct 30-Mr. Butman, the Worcester officer VIII
arrested the ugveaves Sims and Burns has been arrest
ed here by the aboons they charging him with carrying
concealed weapons The affair produced intense excitement
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Loss of the S,eamor Isabel.

NEW yorK Oct 90-The Empire City reports the loss Of
he steamer Isabel built in Baltimore Key West She
was commanded by Captain Rollins but he not aboard
this trip being delayed in Baltimore in consequence of
sickness in his family All the passengers and
saved.
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BY J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

HANCERY SALEBy virtue Of decree of the circuit court
District of Columbia for the county of Waabingou sitting
equity made the Of James Lynch Hugh Lockey
Jane LockeI Ambrose Lynch and a No. BIZ and dated May
ll day Of October O'clock the premises, the
following real estate in Washington city:
lease for renewable forever Of the east
of lot H. 729 fronting ~ feet East Capt.
back of the width the line of the
subject ground S3l and with the privilege
for ESQ., So This lot improved by
substantial story brick house.
The whole of lot No 49, No 78 fronting street
nor between LIST and I'd with the
sising nj substantial two story rick house.
Terms SALE fourth OF the be paid
the residue equal instruments twelve, and
On the failure purchaser comply with the terms
within SALE reserved resell
his risk and cost after weeks notice
Trustee.
las. c. MCGUIRE.
Sept 2O-2aw3w&dts Auctioncer.
1S5-The above sale is postponed until "wednesday
afernoon November 18th, O'Clock, the premises
WALTER .. COKE,
JAS c. Mcguire,
Oct % -2awhds Auctoneer.
TOR KENT.-A large, commodious hreestory brick house,
with back buildings nth OF
building the corner Of + and l7th
The house will be repaired TO sui IKE tenant
CHI H. WINDER,
Oct 29-d6t Corner of 18th and streets.
TOR RENT OR SATELLITE modern story brick house
18th f, The house good
cellars good the will be low Possession
JAS c. MCGUIRE
Oc29-a Auctioneer.
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The Railroad Accident,

MONTREAL, Oct 30.The fatal ana destructive accident
which occurred on the Western Canada railroad is
now soertaned caused by the Waterman falling asleep
whilst on duty Thomas Meagher, the great Irish patriot,
was on the train at the time, and very narrowly escaped
death, though he only sustained slight injury;
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NENTLEMENsS DRESSING KOBES.-Our usual full
sor,ont gentemen's dressing gowns qualities
and styles, is Just opened.
n v French
For sale nj moderate and uniform prices
sTEvENs's
saesfoou, Browns Hotel.
Oct 29-3uf
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BosroS, Oct. 3O,Mr Richard rockingham declines Il
nomination Cor Congress by the hards in the th district
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BosroN Oct. 3O.-Enoch Train, jr., the extensive shi
owner, is dead.
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The following notes. issued Canadian relative
TO The United f m.
articles mentioned IN the schedule treaty has been
officially communicated 10 this Department:
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Later from Hdrand.

New YoRK, Oct 30.--The steamer Empire City has
rived here with from Havana October 25th just
the the point of sailing, two schooners
Havana with passengers of the steamship Isabel
which wrecked Key West Motives lost, but
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LOG AL N EW $.

RAIN.--The rain with which visited Saturday
night acceptable The dust of the avenues and
streets eecuay allayed the gardens and fields in the
neghborhood thoroughly saturated and the atmosphere
has become agreeable and bracng The effect upon the
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BosroN Oct est John On. 3D. papers of the It'll
port the safe landing Bermuda of the Of the brig
Acouthus of London which was burnt the 25th ult
The escaped in the ongboa and fifteen days subse
qucnuy were picked up by the brig Fabean.
The News says that the recent government defeat will
not occasion dissolution of the Provincial Parliament
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VsITEns.-Dpr,nG tae month upwards of ten thousand
persona have visited the gallery the National Institute and
Patent Office
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SyNop BALTIMoRE.-Ths synod meets in the street
Grew Dr. Gureys) church this evening at half o'clock,
and win be opened by 1t is synod, in CON
nexon with the Old School Prcsbyterans and is composed
of the presbytcries Of Carlisle Baltimore, Winchester and
the Eastern Shore All Of its sessions opened the pub
lc and understand there win be preaching every
ing at II o'clock, and every evening hfpast while the
synod remains in session.
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Drowned IN CALIFoRNrA-Wm. T. Holman of Vim.
r. Holman, esq., Of Virginia, drowned in Nelson
creek, California, the 3oth of August. companion
who accompanied him to California writes:
" Mr. Holman sailed from Baltimore the Sd of Febru-
airy 949 in the ship Xylon and by his eceenrcites OBJ
tanned among the passengers the sobriquct of Virginia
He the life Of the ships company, and his humorous
anecdotes and quaint sayings made many an otherwise
dull hour pass pleasantly
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The United States steamship Pacific brings tidngs Of
the further safety of the Arctic victims. She passed the
steamship Arabia and the latter made efforts to communi
cate with her. but all that heard by the Pacific the
word 'saved"
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THE FEWER IN BALrINoRE--We hear it said on the
that the Navy Department will probably order the
naval recruits now the United States receiving ship
Ontario in Baltimore harbor removed for the time being
account of the prevalence of the fever around the
wharves and the shipping there 1t said that sixty
fatal cases have recently occurred there-Ereang Star.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-26

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of your sour circuit faces
that would turn milk quicker than thunder-clap
in August. We like to see visage as bright and
clear as a summer morning. None of your cold,
December, storm lowering brows, dark enough to
require lights to ones way along. No clOnga-
ted, sallow, nail-biting countcnances. Nomoping
and signing, and whining, and grumbling, as
if this world contained nothing worth living for.
Signs and groans and mopes only checks to
the wheels of prosperity and pleasure. Take
these away, and the car rolls along smoothly and
rapidly on the railroad of enjoyment. Then
brighten up, look cheerful and smiling, drive off
the blues and sing as merrily as the lark.
Cheerfulness will give you good appetite for
your dinner, and prevent your being frightened
by the apparition of doctors bill. Your work
will be done up almost before you think of it, and
the hours will fly nearly as fast you can count
them. Everything around will wear smiling
face, and the world will meet you with a thou
sand charms on every side.
We have seen it stated that man who whistles
will do more work in hour than n grumbler
will in day. This is the opinion of a philoso-
phic mechanic, who says that cneerfulness is the
best paying commodity that can be brought into
a shop. The birds sing, the flowers smile, the
trees clap their hands, the hills rejoice, all nature
is cheerful and happy. Then why should it not
be so with man? Cheerfulness is philosopher 8
stone that will turn all things to gold. Try it, We
grumblers, and what cheerful spirit will do
for you, in the way of health, wealth and happ-
ness. The way to secure happiness is to be happy
in its pursuits.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-26

DELICATE CAsE.-Yesterday, a lady of genteel
dress and address, went into shoestore in Broad
way, and wished to purchase pair of shoes
The shopkeeper displayed several pair, and the
lady seated herself to try them on; after which he
turned to attend to another customer. Presently
the lady said that none of the shoes fitted her,
and was about to leave the store; but the man
discovered that some of the shoes were missing.
He did not know how many, but the supply he
placed before her sufficiently diminished for
him to be assured of the fact. He accordingly
accused her of having taken the shoes. She de-
MED the charge, but her trepidation was sufficient
y evident to justify the shopkeeper in nstituting
a search. He accordingly commenced the delicate
business and was soon successful. He found
several pair of shoes suspended by hooks, which
attached to the lady's garter, evidently for such
purposes. He identified his own shoes, and left
two or three pairs hanging there which did not
belong to him. The lady was softened to tears,
and begged him not to prosecute her, which he
promised not to do. We learned the circum-
stances, and forbear names, the lady is of un-
doubted respectability. This discovery will teach
her a wholesome lesson.-&. Louis Rep.