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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
ture at Auction.-On TUESDAY the 30th
instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock m, at the res
ldence OF gentleman declining housekeeping
No. $50 Maryland avenue, between 9th and eth
streets, south side, on the Island excellent as
sortment Of nearly new Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Parlor, Rocking and other Chairs
Do Bureaus, Sofas and Sideboard
DO French and other Bedsteads
10 Marble top and other Tables
Do Washstands and Toilet Sets
Superior French Clock and Vases
Gilt frame Glasses, Curtains and Shades
Feather Beds, Bedding, Table Covers
Three ply, ingram and stair Carpeting
Oilcloth and straw Mating
Refrigerator and Shower Bath
Radiator, Cooking and other Stoves
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary TO enumerate.
The above described Furniture is nearly new
and very superior, and the sale will be well worth
the attention Of the public.
Terms: All sums Of and under $50 cash; over
S3o credlt OF 80 and gu days. for notes satsfac-
torily endorsed, bearing interest
oct27-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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WANTED-TEN JOURNEYMEN PAINT
w ers Immediately. Call at Browns Hotel
JNO. =. FINCH,
Surviving partner Of d. Finch & Son.
oc 27-2t*
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1Drlnvalids recovering from the effect Of Fe
ver Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness of
any kind, will And CARRIERS SPANISH MIxruRK
the only remedy which will revive their dropping
constitutions, expell all bad humorsfrom the blood
excite the liver to prompt and healthy action
and by Its tonic properties restore the patient to
life and liver.
We can Only say TRY IT. A single bottle IA
worth all the so-called Sarsaparilas In existence
Ii contains no Mercury, Opium, or auy other
nOxious or poisonous drug, and can be given 10
the youngest infant without hesitation
See the cegtifcste Of wonderful cure. around
the bottles More than five hundred persons in
the city OF Richmond, Va, can testify TO its good
eue~ts see advertisement. oct lin
III DR.. Curtis's Inhaling vapsr.-Dr.
JoHNs, one Of the most celebrated physicians i'm
New York writes as follows:
Dr. CURTIs-Dear Sir: Having witnessed the
excellent effects Of your HYGEANA OR IN
HALING HYGEAN VAPOR AND CHERRY
SYRUP, In case Of Chronic Bronchitis, and
being Tuch In favor Of counter irritation In afec-
tons OF the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs I
can therefore cheerfully recommend your kedica-
ted Apparatus, as being the most con venient and
enectusl mode OF applying anything Of the kind
have ever seen No doubt thousands Of persons
may be relieved, and many cured, by using your
remedies.
You are at liberty to use this In any way ven
may think proper. Respectfully, yours, &C.,
G. JOHNS, NJ D.,
No. 609 Houston street. New York
CAUTION.-Dr Curtis Hygeana is the orig.
insl and only genuine article. oc 22-1m
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WANTS.

WANTED-A FIRST RATE COOK, white
w or colored Must bring the best Of refer
ences for capability. Apply at the corner F and
10th street oc 29-3t
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ELEGANT CARPETINGS.-A ADD.
~ tianal suunlx inst IeceiYed and ON Sala.

LLEGANT CARPE1lNGS.-A add.
II tisnal supply Just received and on sale.
IS bales elegant Velvet and Tapesty Carpetings
all in entirely new and superb designs and
colors
Also, 50 bales new style three ply do.
100 bales Double Ingram, very rich and heavy
100 bales low priced, from IS cents to rs cents
Also, 10 bales wool, Dutch or cross barred, in
brig Int and plain contrast colors
ID bales in hemp, same style, from Is to 37k cts.
Also, IS bales Ga, 1914, IL and 1914 Druggets
bales Drugget Crumb Cloths, in borders and cen.
tres, (medalliOn centres) In sizes from 10 by
124t 1914 by A-4, all in rich and elegant de.
signs and cOlors
Also, bales superb Administer, Moquet, Mosaic
and Velvet Centre and Hearth Rugs, supert
beyond description and unusually cheap
Also, 3 bales of superior Edinburgh riband bound
all wool Blankets, very fine and cheap.
Together with mauy other new styles OF rich
and desirable Furniture Dry Goods not necessary
to mention, which, with our previous stock, make
the assOrtmsu1B under our roof the most complete
ever offered for sale in this city, to which house
keepers and those intending to furnish their apart
ments are respectfully invited.
oc lNeo3w CLAGETT, DODsON d CO.
r IPPINCOTT'S GAZETTEER OF THE
IL World; $500
Scenes in the practice Of New York Surge
SIPS
Homes for the People, adapted to American
Virgil, by Davidson; literal translation; 76c.
Horace, bv Smart; a literal translation 75c.
A visit to India, China, and Japan, by Bayard
Taylor; Sl5O
The Hidden Path, by Marion Harland; 81 Is
Christie Johnstone, by Reade 75c:
oct IS sale NJ " ss Bridge street. dsoTse,axu
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Tor LE-TWO HUNDRED LOTS
IL Price S75 each Two years. credit, or 10 per
cent discount for cash. Apply 1.-THE Union Land
Odce, 9TH street, above Odd Fellows Hall.
~ 8-3m
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE OF GROCERIES, TEAS,
y Wines, Cigars, Mackerel, Herring, and
soaps at Auction On WEDNESDAY morn
ing, October 3lst at 10 O'Clock, we shall SELL al
our Auction X ooms, a choice selection Of Groce-
les, Wines, Teas, &c, as 4.
Fine Green and Blsck Teas
3 casks Of Padaiva and Sherry Wines
Brown and Fancy Toilet Soaps
kegaila Londres, Colorado Segars, large assert
Chocolate, Allspice, Brooms, &c
Drsy, in good order
Iron Safe, nearly new
With many other articles In the Grocery line
which we deem unnecessary to enumerate
AL of which will be sold without reserve.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
&C z9-2t (Intel) Auctioneers
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DIT FOR 8 l. E.-TWO OR THREE
IL good Building Lots In q rapidly improving
neighborhocd for Eais on tea years. credit.
Applyto J. ii. DRURY.
fvSI-ff
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF RETAIL,
- Confecionery.-On TUESDAY, October
3Oth, al ~ o'clock m, on north street, between
9Th and 10th streets, shall sell the stock and az
lures Of a retail confectionery, viz: :
c unters, Shelving glass Gases --
Marble Slabs, Scales and Weights, glass Jars
Moulds, Bake Pans. and other Tools :.
Oilcloth, Chairs, Tables
Lot Of Candles and Fruits
Cooking and other Stoves, Curtains, &c.
Terms $40 and under, cash; over that sum a
credit Of 60 days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. J. c. MCGUIRE
&C 2S-N Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE-TEN ACRES OF VALUABLE
Il Land, embracing a most beautiful building
site, together with town and county advantages,
overlooking the District Of Columbia, situated on
the Virginia banks Of the Potomac and within ten
minutes walk Of the Omnibus stand in George
town. 1t has wood and a fine Spring Of " Spn
Water" The advantages CT a country residence
without the city during an epidemic, is obvious
ry. Open from 10 to 3 O'Clock. oct 19-eoIm
NOTICE.-FOR SALE.-THE' ADVERTI-
ser wishes to sell his Stock and Fixtures. On
the ccrner Of Maryland avenue and u street He
has good and choice stock of Groceries, and the
store is doing good business. The proprietor
wishing to leave the city is the IF his want
ing to sell out. Terms will be made known by
application above. oc l9-eo2w
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T'EN ACRES OF GOOD LAND. WELL,
improved, with House newly built conve-
nient out-buiidings. variety Of Fuit. &c one
mile from the river, directly opposite Georgetown
and In full view Of the CITY, for sale or EXCHANGE
for improved city property; 1t will make SPLEEN
did country seat, or most excellent market garden
Also, Frame House, nearly new No 338, 18th
street, between / and X. Price Of the latter
81, $40. Inquire Of Mr.. HENRY. Doorkeeper at
the Treasury Department, or Of Il. w BATES
154 III street, bet both and 2lst sts oct DIV
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VALUABLE I'M PKOVED PROPERTY AT
v Private Sale, on the Island, No pol AK street
between and g. good dwelling and Store
attached, a pleasant situation for a residence a
good stand for a baker, confectioner or apothecary
as that part Of the Island is rapidly improving
The lot fronts 80 feet back 100 feet to an al
ley, has a good frame stable on the lot Terms
liberal Apply to LEWIS WRIGHT, on the
Pennsylvania avenue. oc IS o2w
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MUSIC DEPOT.
C.H. EsENBRANDT,

Southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and ID street
Star Buildings, Washington, D. C.
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LNOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING
attached, on High street. adjoining stephens
Wagon Yard, Georgetown, and Is considered
first rate business stand Any one wishing TO rent
will please call on Mr. REASIN STEPHENS,
Georgetown, or to PRESLY w. DORSEY, cor.
ner 18th and streets, Washington oct 23-d2w
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EOR RENT OR SALE-A CONVENIENT
Il two story brick dwelling and adjoining frame
building, formerly occupied by the subscriber,
containing eight or ten rooms, besides cellars and
attics, with large garden attached This prop
erty is situated on New Jersey avenue, little be.
low the brick bridge, south Of and within few
minutes walk Of the Capitol and will be either
rented or sold on favorable terms
Apply TO RICHARD BARRY, No. % Missouri
avenue OF a73t
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH,
w a small House, with front and back yard at
tached, 81 uated in the Northern Liberties. Ad-
dress ~ III LIZ Post Office. &C 26-3t#
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E'OR SALE-A LARGE SHOW WINDOW.
l. at half the original cost, If immediate applt-
cation is made at MAXWELL BROS. Fancy
Store, 31o Pa avenue. oct 10 n
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEDR ROOMS
- WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD-Mrs N
WILSON having removed to those new aud com
modious Houses on the north side Of ID street. be-
tween eth and 9th, is now prepared to accommo
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfurnish-
ed, with or without board oct o3-tf
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NOR RENT-THAT NEW FOUR STORY
l. Brick Dwelling and Store, containing twenty
rooms with kitchen and cellar, on the south side
Of Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, and
adjoining Buthmann's Wine Store is for rent.
Ii will be ready for tenant on the LIST of Novem-
Der, being all finished except the fourth story.
which Will be done as soon as wanted ENQUIRE
In the rear Of JOS. c. BARBER. oct 26-1w@
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AUCTION SALES.
See first page for a eoixnan of Ave,,o. SAL,
By JAS. Z. mCGUIRE. Auctionepr

By JAS. G.. MCGUIRE. Auctiopeer
DER EMPTORY SALE OF SMALL FRAN.
Il Dwelling and Lot At uctisn.-On Tn "a.
DAY afternoon, October 30th, at 4 O'Clock, ON the
premises, 4 shall sell, without reserve, subdiyi.
sion No 40, In squaIe No 677, fronting IS feet on
north II street, between north Capitol and First
streets east, running back 81 feet inches, with
the Improvements, consisting OF a small frame
Dwelling House, containing four rooms, the whole
enclosed with good substantial fence, with wood
shed, &C. Title indisputable.
Terms cash. JAS e. MCGUIRE,
oct Nd Auctioneer
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The docket was calico
over, this morning, and cases arranged TO
trial; such as require the Intervention of Jury
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NOR RENT OR LEhSE-THE COMMO-
L dious Concert Room" at Forrest Hall,
Georgetown Length Of room SIS feet, width as
feet, height of ceiling % feet Accommodations
complete Apply to B. FORREST, Georgetown
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HOUSE TO LET AND ROOMS TO LET.
IL A large Honse on Capitol Hill to let Rooms
70 let In new house. Apply at No. 474 Pa. ave-
nue.. JAMES p LEVY
&C 2f-3t Wine, LiQnor and Grocery Store
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EOR RENT-THE RESIDENCE NOW &C.
cupied by Mr. Chubb on 1ith street, west
side, second door from street The CARPETS
a. d Mating would be sold to the tenant on med
crate terms. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
oct IS-tf Intel attn
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Miss MATILDA HERON is announced to play
" Camille, at the National Theatre on We'd.
nesday evening. The Baltimore and other
papers speak in enthusiastic terms of her great
theatrical triumphs.
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Iu~urRAs CHrRcH. effort is being made
a. organi1s an English Lutheran Church an
sur neighboripg city Of Alexadria.
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Doom FOR RENT-A pleasant Room i'm the
IL third story, with or without furniture Apply
to GEO. WILLNER'S Paper hanging Store, Asa
Ninth street. SEP 2O-tf
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NOR REST-SINGLE ROOMS, OR AN
Il entire story, consisting Of three connections
rooms, can be obtained at No. 81 south side Pa
Avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. octl3
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A WET NURSE WANTED-A HEALTHY
IA Wet Nurse will be directed to a good situa-
ton, by applying to DR.. JAMES f. MORGAN.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Per-
Il sons wishing TO be accommodated with pleas
ant rooms and every attention can be suited by
calling at No. 451 Twelfth st +, bet G and HI.
oct 0-3t&
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VTIANTED-A WOMAN COOK, WHO un &.
w derstands her business well and is willing
to do work. Such an one coming well recon-
mended for capacity and industry will find good
place by applying at Mr. BATES'S, on southwest
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
Oc 1917
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A SAD OccURRENcE.-TheA Alexandria Iva. }
Gazette of this morning says: "On Friday
evening last, a child Of Mr.. Thomas Rolls, re-
siding on King street, met with most shock
ing accident, which resulted in her death. She
was in a room alone at the time when her
clothing took fire, (how is not known, but be-
fore her friends, who were attracted by her
screams, could och the room, she was com.
pIetely enveloped in flames, and so badly
burned as to cause death in a few hours She
was eight years of age, and was very spright-
iy and interesting"
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A TEMPERANCE MEETING was held yester-
dsv afternoon at Temperance Hall The Rev
Mr.. Phelps and G. W. Flood, Esq, delivered
effective and eloquent speeches, respectful in
their tone, and, as might be expected Of such
gentlemen, free from the Objectionable slang
which, in days past, too frequently character
;y.d some of the would-be orators.
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-This establishment
was comfortably filled, on Saturday night with
spectators, who were attracted thither to wit
ness the delightful performances of the g fairy
star" Miss Agnes Robertson; that lady sus-
tanning her well-earned>reputatiOn as an ac-
tress Of versatile talent and Of extraordinary
dramatic power. The company generally per-
formed their parts creditably.
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CLOCkS-CLOCKS-C
styles CLOCKS, which win be sold low at
J. ROBINSON'S,
3is Penn avenue, opp. Browns Hotel.
&C lo-eolm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
LATE FROM MExICo-oUTRA6Es by IN
DIANS

The Orizaba arrived at New Orleans on
The llth inst, with S9l.4I3 in specie. Her
dates from Vera Cruz are 10 May Sth. The
Delta gives the following summary Of her
news:
President Santa Anna had again left the
Capital to pay visit to the State Of Michoa-
can the principal theatre Of revolt, in COM
pahy with the Minister Of War, and "housc-
hold" troops. Gen. La Vega had arrived in
Mexico with his command and has been pla-
ced temporarily in charge Of the Government,
with orders to use every effort to prevent any
revolt during the absence of the President,
for the purpose Of overthrowing the powers
that be-
On his arrival at Morelin, the capital OF
Michoacan, Santa Anna will be at the head
OF 1000 troops, with which force he expects
TO be able TO prosecute the war to success
ful and speedy issue.
a section Of troops, under Cen Torrejon,
left Oajaco OH the 5th ult.. for Tehuantepec,
to operate against the rebels of Juchitan, who
have recently been perpelrating outruges OF
horrible character in that territory.
A letter dated Cuemavaca. the 22d ult.,
gives the details Of three skirmishes at Jojot-
Ia in Michoacon, between the Government
troops, under Don Antonia Agestaran, and
the rebels, under the command Of Casales and
Faudno, in which the latter were routed with
great loss, and were being pursued by Ages
taran, who expresses determination Of ami
hilating them. The first fight took place at
Pachon, and the loss Of the rebels in killed
and wounded is set down at seventy men, in
cluding one Of the chiefs-priest Faudino.
A good deal of alarm was caused by an at.
tempt recently, on the part Of a Mexican
named Charez, and an American gambler, O
Upper California, to get up q rev ,lution al
san Diego in Lower California. On the ap
proach of Col. Nelendez with fifty chosel
men, the filbusters thought it prudent tC
wait for more favorable opportunity, and ac
cordingy fed.
The Unirersal publishes an account Of {
/ horrible massacre by the rebels at Purnandi
ro in Michoacan. The place was defended
by only eighty men. 1t was attacked by Pu
eblita and other chieftains, who are represen
ted as the most barbarous Of the revolution
lists, with over 1000 men. The garrison o
eighty men bravely defended themselves 70
over thirty hours, in the vain hope of recciv
ing reiniorcements from the Government
troops, which were close at hand but they
We're finally compelledto succomb to numbers
The victors then pilaged the houses, rayish
ished the women and put the principal mel
of the place, including the commander Of tn
force, to the sword.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
DECISIONS NY STATE suprRINpENT.

l. Non-residcnts not 10 be DirectOrs.--No
person can serve as Director, who does not
reside in the District for which he was cleo
ted.
2. Vacancies By remoedl from District 10
be fHedby aPpointment.-When a Director
has removed from the district, it is the ddty
of the Board to fill the vacancy by appoint
ment, until the next regular election
3. Last adjusted radiation not 10 be modified
or enlarged.-In levying school tax, Direc-
tors are limited, in their assessment, under
the 29th section of the school law, to the
last adjusted valuation" furnished by the
County Commissioners, and cannot modify it,
to make up for either real or supposed omis-
sion and mistakes on the part Of the assess
sors.
4. Ordinary Schooltd not to be applied to
Baiiding.-The tax levied under the 30th
section Of the School Law should be appro-
prated solely to the support and mainten-
ance Of the schools and to dclray their ordi-
nary expenses, including repairs and Direc-
tors cannot legally use any portion Of it as a
building fund.
5. Building tar Hmited and to be kept sep
drdie.-The special tax for building purpo-
ses, under the 33d section Of the Law, cannot
exceed the "amount of the regular annual
the 30th section. A careful account should
be kept of each fund separately,
6. Treasurer not 10 get dnyper centdge on
baldnte.-An outgoing School Treasurer is
not entitled to per centage on the uneXpend-
ed balance in the District Treasury handed
over to his successor in Office.
I. NumJer Of days IN 7eacher's month
To ascertain the exact number Of days in a
Teachers month. first deduct all the Sab
baths from each calendar month taught, then
deduct every alternate Saturday or the lat
ter half Of every Saturday, and the remain
ing time, but no more, should be eXacted oI
the Teacher. The better policy would be to
have no school at all on Saturday and when
ever this is done, the days thus vacated
should not be charged to the Teacher
s. Teachers Certificates not IN force ont o.
the comty.-County Superintendents certi
fcatcs to teachers are Of no authority out Of
the county for which they were issued. y
change oflocation to another county, would
require a rc-eXamination by the Superinten
dent of the proper county, and fresh GER
/ tiiicatc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-05-26
HOW .ournAGIsp OCCUR ArsEA.

The public have been entertained from
time to time with accounts Of "outrages"
committed by Spanish cruisers on American
vessels. Recently Capt. Wdrdie, Of the Bay
State schooner. complained of an outrage"
committed by the British cruiser Bonnilla, of
a very aggravated character, and which, if
true, would deserve the severest censure. As
a general rule, we have found that American
captains who wish to keep out Of the difficult
ty can do SO, and if they are ever troubled at
all at sea by foreign cruisers, it is Tor some
violation of the laws which have been estab-
lishcd for the protection OF commerce. In
the case of the Bay State, according to vol
untary statement made by the mate the
facts are as follows: The Bonnilla, cruising
for Russian privateers discovered the Bay
State bore up and hosted her ensign. No
response being given to the signal, the crui-
ser fired blank shot. Capt. Wardle told
the crew of his vessel that he would hoist no
colors. and tina: the cruiser fred into him it
would he the best voyage he ever made.
Seven guns were fired by the cruiser before
the captain brought to. and then not till II
fired shot across his bows.
On coming ON board, the commander Of
the cruiser said "Why did you not hoist
your colors 1t would have saved all this
trouble. tNf n0llOn Is III NilT anu we nav =
been informed that Russian priyateers have
been fitting out in the Gulf for this coast.
y our singular conduct has led me to suspect
you may be one Of them, and consequently |
cannot consider you as Americans until see
Your papers" Capt. Wardle then said,
What are you blowing about? ] have been
in the navy as well as you, and know allabout
it. ! only wish you had fired into me; il
would have been the best voyage ever made
However, you now see my flag get cut oi
my vessel as soon as you can"
The officer being satisfied, from the exam,
ination of the papers, tool his leave, Offering
TO supply men il the schooner needed them
aud showing other courtesics, which was un
civilly refused. \ similar circumstance tooh
place shortly after leaving Pcrnambuco, will
the United States sioop-ot-war Capt. War
die refusing to show his colors, although the!
| We're bent on some time before they spokt
him, aud barely consenting to have them dis
played from the nl1zen rigging. No guns
/ h-wever, were fred.-Ltdger.