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Its ~ 10 give nStsee that sabsertber hath es-
tsned from The orphans Washington ceuntys NJ
District Of coiunbta letters e.
'sis ~ Joseph v. walker Washington county aa
Al persons having c'ux d~cesssd hsrstY
warned TO exhibit ne thereof he ss
serhef on Of hsiar~ the -h day 81 May phsis
by law be excluded from of MS said = tsrr.
Given under NY hasd tils sth day of May, 1875
DAVID WALKER,
May fO-faw3~s Admnisustor
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mo. h36I
Notice of Restoration and withdrawal or Lands
In Railroad Grants in the state of Arkansas.

NOTICE hereby given, lha compliance with The eques.
governor Of Arkansas the President Y his order tearln
April directed that Toe land. situated
which heretofore With
reserved from sale except for
CAIRO and fulton railroad The OF Arkansas
shall be restored . market and @ o'"et ~ M
according the fixed by The recen. acts Of me sa
saie OF enty excepsedl until further orders
Therefore, all The vacant lands snbec to sae az ING an
withdrawal from market and wheh have 20
W.T. - ' '''s' 'e ie' das q June next
In the district Of lands sutiec, TO sale HELENA
NORTH Vhe berr line and Of tho I'M principal meridian
Township i Of ranges :, 4, s, and o.
Township ., OF raage7.
South offhe base line and Of ta principal
Townships l, 9, 3, and 4, ofrasses /, a, g. aud 1.
Townships 2, and 8 Of range 5.
South Of mn principal meridian.
Townships j q 2, and 4, Of range 7.
Townshps2 :, and 3 OF range q
In the district OF lands subject Rock:
North Of e base line Of the h principal rssrida
Townships 3 and 4, OF range IL.
s,uh Of the base line and 81 the fh principal
TawnsSip- an and do, 3 Of 5aass. and 4
Township ), of range 10.
the aisuic, Of lands subject BArEsyrLLKi
North Of the base line the th principal ,nerdan
Township !, Oranges and q
Township "a, Of range 5.
In subject to sale at wAsurseros:
S'" ~ 1'e p'e una "e " sac vH PTsncPas mefmtan.
Township g. OF range 10.
Township ., Orange 20.
Township s. of range 81.
Townships ! and s, Of range %.
Townships. OF range -
townships :, 10 ana = OF range ~. -
Townships IL. 10, and 50, o. range 49,
Townshtos 10 land % Of a.ge 81.
Township 20. OF range as.
an 'he as"'csoi ianas su9sc' 10 sac AZ GAINESVILLE
NORTH Of the base ue and Of the 7A principal raeraqH
Townships |, q, 3. and 10, Of range 10.
q, -,
a $1,000 ~ r,nu. ., 1~se -
ro"ns,. ~. Z - ~ a., .., a.
$4,000 a q !, 'a"kes ~ ~ e"u 90
,rss ~. ~ :, q .ns.e 80 - ~o' ana 81
,r.n.,.. Z - .se ~ ~. =. .a's ~, ~ ~, a.
,rounshin I'd ra,gss a, ana 20
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On and after Tuesday, November 7, 1854,
I,HE Alexandra daily Gordonsve
date stations TX oc OK a the arrival The
from Washington, breakfast hoard Con
Meeting Manassas Suasburg, War
renon Junction with for WaeBton, aud Gordonsv
with the trains Virginia Central railroad Richmond
oesyiie, m Staunion
The daily Alexandra
stations before IL o'clock OF
The Virginia Cenal railroad frem Rchmond Charlottesville
Slaunton.
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syrSLEn PRDPo5ALs will be received the Post Once De
sa a one 1 Ssp%a e ysa from %
Juy 1855. unaccompanisd Satisfactory
AZ ne ,ess b o the best Qualify; sample. O which
The BIDS ana The aspaen reserves me asai retain and pay
q M d 10 s g l. stated s Offer o. no ,s,an hs
are os oine Kind and quay required y e dsp.t
men, na m ,s ARTICLES w subject the entire bid rejection
qny description Of that
med 70 weigh No, les. than i lbs per
20 % f'ossap plain. machine, an.a and trimmed,
10 fooseap, hue-laid, garden pa,
s s ao s1s s. n s ,. ar consular
1850 do guao post hard made plain, faint lined three
ia5 20 quao post, machine, plain, Sides
% best super royal paper plain per rean
90 pes, hand male ,sy paper plain per ream
% sss. han hand made medium paper PLATA
10 DO note paper. gilt, per ream, large nize
10 &c NOTE note aesr paa Up PER 'ean s ss
snssops papsr yellow o. bsa royal per ream
dozen cards Pes best metallic pens and holders dozen
all other manufactures in use per dozen
% large barrel pen handles, rosewood, per gross
g small aa, barre, pen handles, rosewood
dozen s Ssss Graduated per
10 dozen hes; ed a. pencils per dozen =
- d. folders, ivory, inch per dozen
y g. s,s ,as's soo,s and as.. hanks per
2 DO pager weights, assorted, per dozen
% best gold pens, per dozen
DO erasrs Rodgers Sons, ivory handles genuine per
do penssives Rodgers Sons, blaaes han
- dies, genalne pei dozen
e ss 'ssss,.'. aanslss dozen
DO ONCE scissofs, per dozen
80 ssa " ss ssas, '',
So s nsaanas, enc, ron, large, snsle; per dozen
~ bo'e' "k black Maynard Noye-.. bo,es, pr
. DO INK Cooper rhuipss oreqoai, per qua, eoue
30 s ms ,ss anS p sqs in as so'.
n g sealing wax, best snperhpe, scarlet, per pound
% apssl aapsp.e,d IN p. s9 pound
800 90 s,ass. black asss. sand, per quar-
leo do irvine, cotton, per pound
DO 81 s.@Ss round ss%%a = a dozen
10 90 gam arabic. BEST st , per pound
5000 white envelopes very smooth a,a
i ooo thss sA BY ~ isehs. square, per bundled
q a., * inehss, Pc, hundred
,hie Tor letters and circulars 81 By as inches. per hun
1900 white adhesive letter enveIop very smooth and mick
900 smallze envelopes per hundred
coo large sins white adhesive envelopes
9o lsiers white adhesive envelopes, hundred
The adhesive envelopes be heky gummed
inch wide, round The lappss.
htst FURNISH with MS
one sample Of each article ~
Zach and
t,cie
80 - ~ '~'''"-
nc terms and conditions Of The advertisement, stationary
w IN all
w, arc Of the quality required
nc '.nAei WIN be awarded
ara escurp wiz he required for p~r~mance
.ns ~ 10 he furnished ny
,r fall shof, Of thos, estimated - s 1870"
Each proposal nnst be signed BY ndvaa or p nshiss IL
ana must specify price, and f price, for each and every
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THROUGH TrCEKTs.

For Lynehburg stages on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For Luray and New Market with
pepper on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
For Winchester daily stages Piedmont
For hiddecag daily connecting the
= Per ORDER w. b. BR0CKETT, Agent.
Nov 7-dtf
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Saiamander Safes.

SHTFs.
EVANS WATSON, ~ Fourth sire. pbilnaenbia
Pa Gate No 81 Dock see,,1 have large ssso
nent of their
PATENT SAL hMANbER FIRE AND THIEF-PROoF SAFES
Bank wants aud iron doors bank and stores
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRfGERAToRs
Water aiers seal and letter copying pse Fairbanks platform
and counter scales
Sole agency for Bs,fer9orh Yaes Jones' and
patent powder bank locks us 4 call
Reference made few Of the many who have our
safes IN
srgaaer, IN street. Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, D. q. s
rannes and Mechanics Bank, fhiadeIphia,ia safes.
United Statss Mint, do
uniicd States Arsenal Sin California in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Once, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Rsiinnsd Company, Philadelphia. safes
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. -
Richard Morris. Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, vsrgini,
M y. Wood Foru Pennsyssna sth and psh
streets washington G., authorized
make sales % the above.
MAY 6-2swly EVANS h WATSON.
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tiotHi of tLhMs.-rbe undersigned has opsnsa Law g
nee 81 me seuh~e ~ l4ih nuasd s
"a ue rear Of Whlsra- Hotei Re win practice In ho nA.
claims and IN zoe Of this District JOHN lyon
May to-isw3w
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Office OF the Embellishments Of additional land
~ Office
20 pursuance o. ss s Of Cooges approved February 1885
en'sd"Ap act 20 establish additional a,a.
Wsceosin embracing si ihs part u present Willow
fry Tor ioorn the Fosn ar 49,
district hereby declared th lana ocs
for rs'a district
ne LATED states AZ surssIes IN ssd state.
rV naaf nay h@nd AZ the city OF sshington
April, A. y. 1885. John wIisoN - y
tonmssoHer the and
hpfhW-laNow Int and Star,1
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VIM. NJ. mcrrick /,

No. - Iousaa~a
WILL practise IN Court Of the Gated states The
Of claims, and me several courts u me Dct o
iufnbis.
Dec 27-3tawu
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Law school OF Cumberland University. a Lei a
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthers, the circuit
4 judges OF Tennessee
Hon. Nathan Green, Judges Of the supreme cor
of Tennessee
Hon. BromieId Ridley, cDancelors Of the State
Judges Caru,ers Green their
to the school,
Plan nstrcionl Daily each class on The
text books No regular OF lectures EXPLANATIONS
daily lessons m the of the examinations
D. Weekly of common law
dents by
and through all
practice The framed
deeds, Wills records, and all
dence in the trials Some by appeal 10
npreme Which held monthly
public the cod Of The
ms, and ehancees official ca
pacities their
SsonsIbe first session the SEN
sebe and ends Thursday February second com
menees the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July.
Expenses per $50, advance contineep
81 boarding about $50. Students
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Fonr
dcais advanced class No
mission There regular classes
any time during the collegiate year
There q legislature wi the school
Number OF students the last collegiate year
ROBERT L., CARUTuERs
FEB it-~n0y President Board Trustees
r. ANTHONY No. Jos broadway, New York u,u-
~ uiacurrr Of hsgucrreotypa apparaius
Sc and plates, fancy frames and
ealoype and chemicals for peiue
rials of every description.
supplied rnaets for manufactvpv ca.ex
G. O. Harrison celebrated csneras also, yoiander shon
always hand.
Jos Broadway, June II, 1854.
June 9e--diysars
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A MEXICAN HOUSE Hanover street, Boston by
n Lewis Bca Rebuilt epiafTed, and elegantly furnished
tsfhe neutrality-suspicious. and conyeniences m
ION NJ the trsveiiins pubic.
U~o l--df
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FORM or OFFER.


hse insert As nams) tasas tas to0 ia the State Of
faas fAs S,ae hereby offer furnish, under sdvers
neu dated (ats sajecI al the require
aud of the pfnd schedule 70 when eists
Ss No the eaa TOT the navy
yarI AZ nams yard according said schedule Ae,e
eas prNses the hsd and Opposite saeA y sc
the price carry tte dollars
cent? TIA aggregate aaoaat tae bud Tor fss class
10, (hsge sras ths aag.af Ia sofdsl
propose the agent required BY
supply The classes miscellaneous BY
place delivery aud, should offer be
request prepared aud sent 10 tht
navy agent al ageacsl ceneai-
- Here lac bidder AIS nanas.l
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CHARLESTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

No l. white oak plank stock logs. No g. promisca
Gus TIMBER No 4, whteoak keel pieces. N
plank stock logs Ne g. ysowpi beams No. yellow pine
mast timber NO. y, white pine. No. TO- boar
butts ash cypress No II, black walnut and Cherry ~
locust NO - white ash oars hickory bars No u.s. black
No. 10, ignumvit9. No II, composition
bar iron steel No. 49, iron spikes 2o pipe zinc
tin No Fl, hardware No %, paints, oils No "a
No b. cotton canvas No 2 fax and twine "a,
glass NO 2s leather No %, hose No a0 brushes No 81,
low. No. "a, ship chandcry No IS, stationery No 3G re
No. JT.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The Of gasransoy Of tnsss s fou" and
lnane tie STATED sna 81 second gsfantors e
sofeby ae tas dae b.d
a viii ineirl be sccepsd, enter into
within nteea days after the date OF
no,ce oiee of The aeeerianes OF hs Tor herr
offers before mentioned
WiHesss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-29
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, May 70, 1855.

dDoReEroWN, May ~, fooo.
Our city 10 unusually quiet and barren Of
news this morning. Nothing of public char
acter floats upon any passing breeze, sxcep,
the returns from the Virginia election, aud
even the excitement caused by il is rapidly
subsiding, and both parties. with the excep
ton of a few among the defeated, of the more
sour and crab bed sort, who are still disposed
to snap and snarl at the friends of tho victo-
rious party, arc beginning to turn their atten.
ton to something else, either matters Of q
business character, or the municipal election
which takes place In your city on Monday
next.
The ladies' fair and festival, at Forrest Hall,
opened yesterday with excellent prospects OF
success. The company during the evening,
though not very large, was Of The most agre 9
able character. The beautiful decorations
and the excellent display of u.eful and fancy
articles, and, above all, tho brilliant and on.
chanting smiles on the handsome faces o!
lovely young ladies to be found at this fair
every evening is sui5cient TO charm even 9
sour old bachelor.
Tho basement of the West Georgetown Meth.
odist Episcopal church is to be formally deii.
Gated on Sabbath next The Rev. r. l.. Da
shell is 70 preach the opening sermon in the
mccfning, at IL O'Clock.
The -four market remains firm and active
at our quotations OF yesterday, SO S7sa$II
No grain Of any kind arriving. r...
SPECTATOR.
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RETURN OF IMMIGRANTS We learn from 70.
liable sources, that an unprecedentedly large
number of immigrants have returned to Eu.
rope this Spring. Since the Goth of April, at
least two thousand have been sent back by the
South street shipping agencies. The cause of
this peculiar movement is palpable. The OK
orbitant pri6tH the nece:saries of life, and
tho limited demand for labor, operating in
connection with the comparatively low cost of
living and the demand for laborers in Europe,
form powerful inducements to return. No
doubt, our stringent laws relative to the sale
of liquors, and the observance Of Sunday, az
we'll as the epprobrium cast upon foreigners and
Roman Catholics by the Know Nothings, b ave
their influence in giving the memory Of the
fatherland double the force it would otherwise
attain.
Whatever the cause, however, there Is a fall.
ling of, to the extent Of fifty per cent. in the
number of immigrants now arriving, as cor, /.
pared with last year, and very many of those
who come, return as soon a. possible. A vain
attempt is made to procure employment in the
city ito tho country bat few can be induced to
90, unless to purchase lands at the West al
though tho country requires iaborers and
becoming disheartened they return. The ship
Daniel Webster, which is to sail on Monday,
will take out about hundred passengers, ma.
ny of whom came out in her on her late pas.
sage from Liverpool.-NesD York Courier.
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PERSONAL.

'.'Captain Ericsson is out in letter in
which he says he has not abandoned the "a.
lorio Engine,-that while mechanical dificn, =.
Yea nave prevented the satisfactory appIica.
non Of the principle, his faith in the prinoinIs
itself remains mistaken, and that he Is SSH
engaged IL the prosecution Of experiments for
Its perfection.
Mayor Wood, e New York, having
cleared the public thoroughfsres of the Cvn.
mans, he Is pushing his reforms into the dafk
holes Of the bull bsit.rs, rat-catchers and
dog lighters. On Saturday evening the police
bounced upon gang Of thirty i'll favored
scsmPs, In pursuit OF the last mentioned branch
OF business and made prisoners of one and all.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning
says, in speaking Of Mr. Wise: "Thi. distin.
gahhed gentleman, who has been recruiting
bis injured health for two weeks past in
washington, passed through this city e,s route
ior his home In Accomac county, Virginia
yesterday He arrived in the FIVE oseJocR
train ircm Washington, and immediately pro
ceeded to the steamer Gladiator, y living Al
south street wharf. The boat did not leavs
until az o'clock, and In the interim, the fact
becoming known Of his being on board, he was
waited upon by large number of our Cit.
sens His appearance indicates that the
campaign has made sad inrosds upop his
health, but 1t Is to be hoped that relaxation
from his arduous labors, and q short season of
quiet, may restore him to III; wonted vigor -
.... VIM. n. Buruell, Esq has been
elected to tie Virginia Legislature by the
Anov Nothings Of Bedford county. He il
talented and courteous gentleman; and was
Tor some time the sprightly editor Of the late
Republic newspaper Of this city
.... Vice Admiral Kreugsr, of the Swedish
Navy, has invented an instrument by which
the force Of the winds can be measured with
the greatest ex1ctitude; and by order of the
King Of Sweden, il il to be exhibited in the
Universal Exhibition of Paris.
-. On Friday last, the wife of d. G..
CHAMPION, residing at Valley Forge, was the
heroine OF feat that seldom falls to the lot
OF a woman, and that was in killing, without
Po"de: or shot, an eagle measuring five feet
from the tips Of his wings. The eagle was
sitting on post near the house, when Mrs
Crsmpton threw stone at il, striking IL on
the head and stunning il. She then procured
club, and after some difficulty succeeded in
killing the king of birds
80. Com. Stevens has been yacht ovns,
for more than fifty years
go. At q regular meeting Of the American
commissioners, held in Paris ON the 18th of
ApnI, Mr.. Fleischman was appointed reporter
OF the committee At the Universal Exposition
-. Senator Slidell, Of Louisiana, accomps-
med by dis family, has arrived in w ashington.
'''.Hon. James I. Pratt, ex-membsr O,
Congress from Connecticut, is stopping at the
National.
....Conmodors Perry, u s. Navy, lie also
IN this city, having arrived yesterday.
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Wise, (Dem,) Fl

The Richmond Enquirer says that Kidwell,
Dem y is elected to Congress in the Tenth
district, and tina. all the other districts ar.
Democratic, except the Eleventh lewis's,
from vhioh there is nothing positive.
Ohicial returns have been received at Rich.
mOnd from lilo counties, which show major.
ity OF lo,7s1 tor Wise. The 80 counties still
70 De heard from gave Pierce a majority Of
SCI "a
Inc anti Know NOthings have made 4 hand.
some aggregate of gains Of members of both
houses OF the Legislature, IN both of which
toelr majority will be overwhelming.
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The Warrington Monument.

The reader will find on our first page, to-
day, paper, signed by the Secretary of the
old Board of Managers of the Washington
Monument, in which history of their admin
istrstion Of the sccisty's affairs is given, to-
gsther with an account of their efforts to settle
the questions in issue between them and the
bogus board. The statement of Mr.. Dough.
erty, the legal superintendent, giving an &C.
count Of his fOrcikie ejectment from the charge
OF the work, will appear in the Star Of to-.
morrow.
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CURIOUS CALCULATION. following VIC
clip from the Boston Post: 10,

CURIOUS CALoULArIoN.-T following We
clip from the Boston Post:
1t has been ascertained by carefully con.
Quoted experiments, that the loss by friction
or wear, upon gold coin, when in use as cur
rency, does not exceed q twentieth of one per
cent. per annum; and upon silver half of
ono per cent per annum. In other wor is, q
gold coin kept constantly in circulation would
last two thousand years before it would en-.
tirely disappear; silver coin would last two
hundred years; 900 new eagles outweigh COL
which have had one years circulation, 900
dimes outweigh 907 under similar cireum.
stances. After the surface Of the coin becomes
smooth the friction becomes less, like the sur
face of a bar Of railway iron. The average
cost, therefore, Of an exclusive metallic cur.
rency, would be an eleventh Of one Der cont
per annum upon the amount required. The
amount Of bank notes in circulation, at the
present time in the United States, il estimated
to be $3.50 ,000, GOO; and the amount of specie
in the vaults Of tho banks to be $50 600 600
If, therefore, an addition of 800, 900 900 were
made to the specie basis of our currency, and
bank notes entirely dispensed with, it would
cost about Sl00, 0Cc to maintain it; an amount
far below the average annual loss occas;oue d
BY deprecated bank notes, to say nothing of
the losses consequent upon tho expansions aud
subsequent sudden contraction of paper issues.
The largest denomination Of coins being gold,
which is tho least liable to depreciation BY
wear, tho cost would be even less than the
amount stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-29

BRUTALITY TO DUMB ANIMALs.-The at.
tempt to mako Lady Flora Temple, a fast
horse, trot twenty miles inside of an hour, on
tho Long Island Course, on Thursday, failed
The poor BEAST on the twelfth mile, bursted
a blood vessel, and became 50 weak that she
was Withdrawn. We are surprised that the
authorities should have permitted this cruelty
to poor dumb beast to be carried out. II
is all we'll enough to see two, bullies pumms,
each other until one or tho otner nollos hold.
enough. But the idea of driving a poor horse
VINO cannot make his mercen ary master un.
derstand his infrmities, until he dies in the
harness, is so barbarous that We are SURPRISED
it is tolerated in christian community Al.
bany Knicker6oeker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-29

a The Northampton Courier says that
daughter Of james Damon, of Chesterfield,
Some three years since fell down a flight OF
stairs, bringing on a sickness which it was
thought would result in death. She recovered,
however, with the loss of her sight and hear
ing but her appetite took peculiar turn, and
and rairins, and since last fall nothing but
apples. A few weeks ago, sho commenced eat
ing maple buds, since which time she has
nearly regainad her former health and actiy.
ity, and her sight and hearing are restored.
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NJ D r E B A r G AIN
John II. MOOT

Bridge street, south side, near High, Georgetown,
HAS just received further supply of seasonabie
III Goods, amongst which will be found
so pieces good styles fast colored Lawns at l2x
10 do plain black and white and black do.
20 do rich plaid Gnghams and Bingham Lawn.
20 do dotted and rich emb'd Muslns
50 do plain Swiss and Naipseok do
40 do JacOnet and Cambria do
30 do plaid and striped do
% Grass Cloih Skirts
80 corded GL6 damask do
White end colored Watered Morcens
so pieces light pretty styles Calicos
10 do Barge de LANES at l21lc
2 do Buff shade Linen
With an assortment of seasonable styles of Gloves,
Hosiery, and many other very desirable Goods, 10
which the attention Of cash prompt customers Is
invited, as we are constantly receiving new goods
and are selling them at prices to suit the times
may eft J. Fl. sNOOT,
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lee DIsGRAc.ruL PROCEEDINGS OF SAruR
DAT NIGHr Tho New York Herald. OF vss.
'srday, in an article on this subject says:
But We are sorry to say that he (Mr. Wise,
sss cut short by the hootings, ceilings and
otner interruptions Of q disorderly body of
n, supposed to De Kno" Nothings, and was
compelled to give it up, chat is, addressip .
nis inendsL) Such conduct as this on The part
VI MS opponents Is without excuse, and If per.
;',sI u N, i9 natural consequences will insv-
nsoIy extend to riots, bloodshsd, and q state
y, Peonc excitement and disorder, discrsdits.
oisso free and intelligent people"
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r 1t is stated in the London journ ais that
the wines used at the civic feasts, in honor of
Louis Napoleon, included Johanisbere of
1922, Champagne of 1925, Malvsisie from
grapes grown on Mount Ida, Amontillado 100
years old-"part of the cssk supplied q. the
enormous price of f60e PEI butt to the Em.
peror Napoleon l."