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Special Travelling NOtice.-By Railroad to the
West!
800 - 80; -


Connecttng Tssins leave Washington AT n. IN and
y.
gERS OF CONGRESS and others West
MI will find their advantage
and baggage checks in Washington.
afforded
travellers by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leading all the West Northwest and South
west
Of Washington unctionl between Wash
iDg0n and The Ohio river
Fare, by through ticket from Washington,
Whtein 80 65j GAINESVILLE, S2 IS 10 Newark Sl2 IS
Columbus SJ 65 Dayton Si5 so 10 Cincnnat $6 10
Louisville, by boat from Cincinnati, SIS by railroad Jefferson
ve els so 10 Toledo, SIS 50 10 indianapolis ST. 5o to Chi
cago, S2i 65.
had office ofhe Washington
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Washington.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-An train will leave Washington
half Sunday March Attn, for the
West This will
Washington Junction with the Wheeling
offers pecuiaf Inducements westward
the breaking Congress Pashngers by this train will
reach Cincinnati Monday afternoon for dinner.
For further inf, rmaion, tickets, &C apply 10
THOMAS H. PARSONS, r
Agent al the Washington station.
JOHN H. DONE, transportation Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rond, Baltimore.
March SIT
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supREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.


NO 81. Charles Mnturn, appellant %. Lafayette May
nAfu . a. THIS cause was argued by Mr. Brent for the
appellant and by Mr. Cutting for the appelIecs
No. Sc John @ Hays, plaintiff in error g. the Paei6e
man steamship Company The argument OF this cause
was commenced by Mr. Brent for the plaintiff 10
Adjourned tin Monday II o'clock
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TOR SALE Or kENT.-That valuable properly the
Of 2Oih No l0J offered
The feet and las
The improvements Of good brick
and buildings and form desirable domestic sstab
ihment The well the Former residence OF
Mrs Ramsey, needs further description Al present
disposed will be pleased apply 10 Mr.
Richard smith, Washington the subscriber the Heights
Of Georgetown. a. NJ GUNNELL
March 3-dSu
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{ay- quarterly meeting . G.fsu~ Uniou
Missionary Society Of Washington Columbia
held in the street Baptist church o'clock
Mrs. r. RICHARDS
March Rec. Secretary.
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Jap of the Island of Cubs, complied from the most
NJ reliable spanish authorities with geographical,
and statistical notes mounted rollers
March FRANCk TAYLOR.
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LIBRARY HOUSE, REPRESENTATIVES.
LARGE number Of books belonging the Library
OF been drawn by members by
ORDERS and stand charged their books OF this
office. for the OF the files
should be returned before the close of the session
MATTHIAS MARTIN,
Feb 20-d2w Librarian the House
INTEL Star, and Sentinel.1
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,ATIRE AND sATIRisrs, by James Hsnn.y, au-
~ and Cosas Espana
Madrid, Barcelona.
Just published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURY'S
March Bookstore, 9Th il.
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DIED

On Friday morning. March 3 1855, Mrs ANN u, wife Of W. ~
BAIL
friends the family invited attend funeral
Sunday afternoon, O'Clock, from Baptist
Church.
this city, Thursday March lt Mrs MARnELNA
b., wife Of Henry NJ. PARKHuRsr, aged 81 years.
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LURNIsisED HOUSE FOR RENT.-The subscriber win
house, with the furniture and the stable
tenant, Thirteenth
examined the ascertained the
For sale a horse and carriage.
Feb 2l-dtflf CHARLES DUMMER.
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
ExasirioN 0
metropolitan Mechanics' Institute
Ni place the Smithsonian institution, washington D.
on the elh Of February, 1854 M

WIN take place the Smithsonian institution washington D.
on the 9Th Of February 1854
nis Institute founded 3ist August 1881
promotion and Of Manuacures Commerce. and
The sechanic and Useful Arts.
The contributors 70 The Exhibitions already and
indication asded full and display
The arrangements are made upon grand scale rhe main hal
ard other OF The Institution
admirably adapted therefor and are supplied with
yhg conducive The safety comfort OF
hatos and vs,e while The approaches from all Of the city
have been greatly improved.
Persons q and friendly 20 s objects,
be admitted membership OF this Institute Ii between the
and thov be admitted
her The required pay initiation nf o. and
81 ereafer and the latter Initiation fcs Of ~ and
81 per year thereafter.
benefits Of The School Design, members
charged 81 per Of months
All members privileges OF the Exhibition
Members lady, a
children, a
membe ckets ench ADMIT junior mcmher and lady
Oner persons required TO for tickets blowss
single admssion
season ticket. convertible membership o. %
Gentlemanis ticket single. 50
tsadys scnSun ucket. W
The
Smithsonian daily o.
until s. where all business IN this enter
should also be addressed 10 the nndeu.gn~d.
THOMAS q. CONNOLLY,
Jan 97--eo3 t#ssss Superintendent.
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UNITED states Patent oms..

WnHhinKon, 10, fdS5.
An the petition james M. Putnam X
New Orleans,
extension OF paieut granted the sad James h Putnam
9th Of May lo4i, for machine
ing distractions bars from mouths Of harbo ve &C. for
from the expiration Of said which takes place
9Th day Of May, 1885, KS
luis ordered the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, the 2d day Of April 10 o'clock ali
person. nniihsd and show they have
why said petition ought mot To be granted
Persons the required ale
Once objections, specially In writing
before the hearing Al party
be used the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
cordance with the rules tbs once, which will be Furnished
pcation. &te
testimony CLOSED 18Th day April
deposons and other papers relied testimony,
flied In the Office before the morning Of that day the
guments, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this be published in the Union, Ine
gencer, Evening Star Washington, D. c.; Scientific Amer
New York Evening Argus Phladelpha Pa and Inquirer,
Cincinnaf Ohio week for
vious to the 23d OF April next, tina day Of hearing.
sFg & CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
SEdtors Of the above will and send
their bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
Jan Il-aw3w e aa
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mRnING,s IMpKoyED uUKaLAR-pnooF

BRINGS IMPROVED HURGLAR-PROOF
safes, impervous drills chsels,
with powde-The public invited
securities against thieves and locks
Metropolitan Mechanics institute smithsonian
THIS principle is also applied iron doors, bank vaults
chests &c &c and when HerriDgs
son applied be rendered perfectly fire burglar proof
SILAS e. HERRING,
PateDiee and Manufacturer, lew
FITZHUGH COYLE,
1870 Agent, No. 5I9 Seventh street. Washington.
N-dlws
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NHItI OF Tue W yhhuUl
To JAMES MAHER, ESQ.,,
Western Hotel, Washington city.

MYERs MADoAs's cIRcus.-Ths splendid equestrian
troupe attracted another brilliant audience last evening who
delighted with the beautiful riding the astonishing
athletic eat and the wtteisms and singing of the three
famous clownsMyers Carlo, and Long Mile Rosas bril-
liant and daring ats Of horsemanshp alone worth the
price of admission charged.
grand afternoon exhibition will be given to-day
mencng at o'clock for the enjoyment OF ladies and families
Children only half price.
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BY TELEG RAPH
Arripol of the Empire Cify

Arripoi Of the Empire Oily.
NEW YoRK, March 2-The steamship Empire City arrived
here last night with Havana dates to the 24h No Of
Importance. She brings the California nails transferred
from the Ell Dorado at Havana She also brings of
the opening of the Panama railroad the 2Oth and tho
feastng and incidents of the occasion
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oLD silver fine steel and plated spectace glasses &c
all focuses, with peocsi paaboa
advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes Of wearers.
". w. GAIT q BRO,
324 Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
IN F. = r. e@g4s
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Destructive Fire IN Spring feld, Mass.

SPRISGFIELD March A fire this morning destroyed
brick block the railroad depot owned by c. W. Chaplin
and occupedb Greenleaf Taylor aperhangers Brown
Graves hardware dealers and Nelson Elmer boot and
shoe dealers The loss is estimated at by
insurance.
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NEW YoRK, March 2Sales of 5000 barrels of -four
unchanged rates. but the article is duer Grain and other
articles unchanged. Stocks duler.
BALTIMORE, March 2--Flour and grain unchanged,
the supplies light The market slightly depressed
by the from Europe.
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by VIRTUE or DEED TRUST DATED DAY 90
ID les3 tho land
die county Washington District Of Cossmbs and and bF
o deesor the said sins
ch~nes ~rd he 18th dsy OF NpF es N certain
~tefeaa x. ally and others
ara defendants chad SELL on the la
da, 81 Mach lsa O'clock, all lbst et sroona and
Pfostseais, cansug hriek situated The
sN = "hnsen snd Known aud dc-sA,sd ss 10. ~ ths y
ssi - sadlstsaea formerly Mrs. rsfsh
sPsais s's neessee ~ Nioh
ranng ~n snat width - Al Watch o
% ~ AZ ad"ntns siey TIRES night OF TIE
o. which esonss the SAID p,rmisos-
ie. !" "~ sass " ths 81 complied win
~Whnn ave aass amer NE sales the right resell
hs premises a. the sish sna % The
JOHN n, CLAGErT, Trustees
las. c. MeGufRE,
Fab @t~sc1Sds Aucuoaesr
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United ssatss Patent once.

WasbIhk0n, yhnuaFy II, Ib55.
an petition Long Goes, Of Worcester Massachusetts
praying for the sf patent granted 10 hs the
10th April i64i, wfenches,"
Of said patent which
place the 10Th day Of April 1855
the said heard Patent Once
Monday, The I'd day Of April 1883 .. u ocIoek and
all notified and show they have
why said petition ought mt to be granted.
opposing required nic In the Pssnt
specially writing twenty
tbs day o. hearing al testimony 6Ied by either
and transmitted
codance with the rules Of the ONCE which will he furnished
plicsion.
The testimony day March.
1856, dispositions, other feied testimony
filed the Office before the morning Of that
arguments. IL any, within days thereafter
BE- published In the Union, ntei
gencs Evening star Washington CT Evening Argus Phil
adepha sciennS Nov York and Bos
the I'd day Of April he day q hssna
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEditors Of the above will please copy and send
Once with containing thh notice
Jan I3-iaw3w
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MARRIED,

Charles Hotel, March LIST, Rev. d.
Mr. JUDSoN r. KELSEY Of Fairfax county, Va Miss JANE
ANN FETZER Of the same place.
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~ WARMER matchmaker, No $50 Pennsylvania avenue
". between 9th and 10th sioets, Washington u. C.
Feb l6-dt4thMaif. t#L
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by j.. G. MCGUIRE, Aucfionecr.
HANDSOME OIL PAINTINGS at PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-on
Ill Tuesday afternoon, March 9TH at O'clock auction
four hand oil
ings in gilt frames. Terms cash.
g. MCGUIRE
March I'D Auctioneer
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LOCAL NE WIS.

D~risSulAHKD sTRAsoERs.-Hon Pierre Soae, accom-
panied p his family arrived in this city Yesterday morning
and took lodgings at Wizards Hotel
Among The many distinguished strangers in city
we notice Hon Mr. Barringer formerly minister TO Spain
aud General Qutnan, Of Mississippi
NOTICE 70 THAvEtlEas-By referring advertising
columns Il WIN be that members Congress and others
going est at the close Of the should Of they consult
their ntere procure through tickets and baggage checks
in this city.
NATIVE EsponsEMEsr.-It will be from the follow
ing that our patriotic friend Jimmy Maher has again
ceived hrstrate nape endorsement:
WAsuSoros cry, Feb. II, 1855.
Sa The undersigned delegation being about ready
to leave Tor home take this method their graft
tnde TO you and kind lady for the vgant
Tested on al occasions, particularly when any Of
sick We shall always hold in grateful remembra the
kindness thus shown and win forget your bountfu
table. May health attend you
Respectfully, yours,
TAU-VOO-MU,
Chief of the Wyandott Delegation.
To IA Ma
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National Theatre.
TRIUMPH
SPLENDID CIRCUS COMPANY
OF Messrs. Myers MadigaD,
The best equestrian troupe in America.
GRAND AFTERNOON EXHIBITION
.s. This day at 3 O'Clock.
On Saturday night, March 3 1855,
BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN FESTIVAL.
All this superior peribrm in and beautiful
See suiali bills. Prices as before.
March 3--lt
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iarENksIfNG NENs.-we have Just received large a.
sortmsnI Of boots aud shoes ladies' misses chdren
wear, which offer
ladies' Failoss from 81 to 81,
Misses boots Of eyefy kind Ia proportion
oIchtarens shoes have every
% shoes for Children! We
.iacuon II thty a. a cali
we would also stale thar every
childraa- = 49, = - -
Also hand every description Of boots and shoes which wiz IA
sold very low. " - -
Cai and examine for yourselves before Purchasing
" determined 10 sch.
y. c. MILLS CO.,
Mar l-d No As Seventh street
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Western Napiqation.
The Markets,

BALTIMORE March 1.-THE western rivers again closed
but from present appearances cannot long remain
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Soiytcehnic College Of the State OF Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
pBS College, plan Colleges
continental Europe designed afford
education to students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, THE ME.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
The viii commence on Monday, Sep;
tmber H. 1854.
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering, sem Pcabod,
Metalugy and Industrial analytical
Prot. Alfred L.. Kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology and minealogy, Prof W.
Thomas A. NJ.
Mechanical philosophy of
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department session, Sl3
Mechanical architectural and typographical drawing John
Kern. si0.
French and Spanish Prof " De AmarIi.
German, Prof u II. Entrnp
The analytical laboratory che
An academcai j. b.
Nj provided which and less
and be rapidly prepared College
Additional
be obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred Ia
'schnc College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President OF Board Of Trustees
JOHN ncIsIYRE, Secretary.
Aug 9-Wed5at& Tueslm
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NKw lonK.--There 52l deaths in the city Of New
York last weeks Of consumption.
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HOUSE, WANTED or-ai Win vls~ pareha~e, ~ fcass
49,. % a. sss ss s s ss n
eienty eeassiodsoas 10 accommodates tssse family.
addressed W M Bey-s acassso~n, D c. wd
ton.
SpRIse STYLE cents Dress ~. S-r win
hie @ ea,er"s s,,s n :, ,ss T.
f"'a""' 81. .rr, ~ rr,rs.,ysn,s ,,s...
Mar a-scawf Ssswsen Hyowss ard National He'eis
lgESCH MORNING. Cow rs. Cashansrs. Velvet, me-
L mao ja'' opened Gus dag at ,,rrr uorv,ss,.
Corner OH street as ana rsaasyssas avenue,
Mar rsos~m eeweea Browns and National Hotels
HATS. HATS. HAisf-~e have just received large
IL fashionable travelling and which
va Offer o' sale at extremely low sl gsr' :, uopk,ssr
Temple 81 Fashion, corner of sh and Pom.
Mar a--eoaw1 between Browns and National Hotels
EW SPRING cooDs.-Ius received, ssd rrsdy. ios
,, ss e, VERY saps,as To- q 0,s. ss.s.ss. and ss'"
most approved ssyier and al the shot,ss ne,,cs.
Pennsyiyaaa avenue, between AZ and e,l s,rcss
NEW EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME,
OF Mr. KIsosLsys Popular Work,
HYPArIAs or, New Foes vvith old fase,
BY o. Yeasa Alton Locke Sc. vol. lame.
Price 81 IS.
~ author Of HypaiAa Spectator says
set up beside him as his equal variety and quality ofendcwmena
Unsaspasscd by any English language
National laelisencer.
Published by CROSBY NICHOLS, Co.. Boston and 70.
sale in Washington by
Feb lo-3iaw3w TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
subscriber offers desirable dwelling
southwest 18Th given
Of April.
Feb as-eoot Auetoneer and Commission Merchant.
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DEWS sale few dcSlable pews An Tr,n
Church, ID will be sold application
Navy Agents Office.
Mar l--d3l.
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virtue 81 wu o. hsvt yats issued u
me District VI Iooasos ihs esa.y
ne ecssd shall eHeo~e 60 puSe o cash Wednesday.
me scsn o. February The VI
SAD soaniys IL e'icck following property
- neghlmans right, ate ssa estate, 40 Wit u~e
snd sisd equal pss salne ave hurdTsd dsss se
shsnens and = - s~s psft = ios
40 sfen f' Ia s3 aud adlosaing lot No
uniis t~en feet back
seph Of sad ios all VI o Nes 8 y 49, II, a. ~ and
~ 10 ~ ~ sas square, and adjoining said LOO - fsoutns
go 90 s.h ssses and anag bach a, sns angles Win
stee nofth tbc tut depth OF said all
lag The buildings aud ssassr
The cry u Washington District Coaess levied
npn As The property e Roger O. Weishsaan -ld sats
lsdeae NO q Y Mach term e msa " May Barasg, ~
Maxwell woodhuii her
1850 j. u. HOOVER,
Feb 6-eEetFeb Marshal lsr she D,.tsict on Columbia
The above sale postponed
March Al the same hour AVID place.
j. D. HOOVER,
Marshal for The Distnet o Cotvaihas
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ny y. Q. McauInE, Aucssone.r,

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON CITY Al
public saieon Tuesday March 10, O'Clock, n my
auction rooms shah sell NE farm known as Oak Hin esns
Long aeadows, situated mile
The ralate aud Benninss Bridge, adjoining
John Douglass, gardener and florist
The farm 100 which
cultivation The residue in woodlands the soil Of sandy and
clay bottom the principally white
ehard OF choice uees comprising apples, peaches pears
W, daInsou, sc.
The house substantial welibu building
twelve rooms and cellar surrounded with forest shade
pump OF good waer nearly stabte
The place, and respect suited for senenas
residence.
Terms One third The balance years
secured BY deed OF trust the and bearing
JAS e. MCGUIRE,
Mar i-eoSds Aueioneer
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University or Maryland.

School Of Msdictne.
will Monday October o. 1854,
l. and nd on Is, Of March, la55. 1891
Principles and Practice Of surgery, N. X. Saith, NJ d.
Chemistry and Phhrsscy, w. U. A. Aikan, N. ID.
Principle Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew N. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, ~ ID.
Obstetrics, Richard ". Thomas. y. u.
Anatomy Geo. W. Mteabsrser
NJ ID.
Practical Anatomy, II. n. Smith, M, ID.
fnhrnsy belonging University,
nd containing hundred and Any beds.
$50 fee - graduation Fee
$50. WILLIAM y. A. AIKEN, NJ D.,
sepI
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NOriCE.-Tbe eopsrtnsrshe o. WALTER HARPER co.
Any Dissolved by All indebted
sad firm win please make Walter Hpc who q au
authorized To settle the business. WALTER bAhrEhs
February j, 1883 r. cARDNEG
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DEATH TAKING ETHER-The Boston Traveller gives
ley, who died in Lynn Tuesday, from the effects of
ether administered for dental operation Batteries were
used to resuscitae her, but without effect;
The dentist about extract tooth in the regular
way, when the requested to have ether administer
ed To this objection made by DR.. Davis he stating
that it would cost her seventve cents She pulled
out money, stating that she had enough pay and
persisted that the ether should be given her The doc
tor then inquired Of her her of health If her
lungs in any way affected &C. &c She replied in the
negative when he proceeded comply with her request
After she had inhaled from the sponge awhile he asked
her If she could feel the pain in the TOOTH and she replied
that she did He then held the sponge her nosris for
further brief period noticing nothing unusual and went
get his instruments On his he found that her
mouth set He Immediately proceeded to give her air
and took other to restore her. Mr. James Bnfum
well-knowu citizen in and physicians sent for
but nothing availedshe revived for moment breathed
little, and then died.
a coreners inquest held, and post mortem ex-
animation OF the body took place. when it appeared that
the lungs Of the deceased considerably diseased and
the report of the examining physicians as that she no
doubt died of congestion Of the lungs brought on by the
inhalation of ether
The female who accompanied the deceased having sub
Stimulated the statement OF the dentist the
desire of the deceased to nhae ether the jury returned
verdict excupatng him from all blame in the matter
lawyers in Hungary, permission to practise will refused
for year 10 every We think il would be
amendment 10 the foregoing add hat il
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our horses They formed OF the most CHASTITY pro-
cessions that poet imagined Many OF these
all but dead With closed eyes open mouths, and ghasty
aenuated faces they borne along two and two, the
thin OF breath visible In the frosty air alone show
ing they s, alive. One figure was borror---a
corpse stone dead strapped upright in its seat its legs
hangng sty down the staring vide OPEN the teeth
set the otruding tongue the head and body nodding
With fghful mockery OF life each stride of the mule
the broken road No doubt the man had died his
WAY down 10 the harhor St#.
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CsrdIn making ihe sbove asnosncennsat alter harper
has thsoks bis friends ana
for svors He would also inform hsm nA. ~ ~
frat supply spfina scoo
stock Of beautiful skS css esps"e
shaw~ m~noes sas"ees, "a"
goods hand al srestiy reduced pro
all tbe business !" tss ss
ann 4. saon AS would special mvo ~
oa. iaa.b,sd ~oad within ry days,
BIZ cash not a short REQ 1s
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GENERATING WAsHNGToNs BIRTHDAY CAsADA--The
Hamilton &C. W. Banner states that ball was given in
Congress Hail. in that place the evening of the 22d in
honor of Washington The Banner says Only think of
it celebrating the anniversary of Washingons birthday
in Canada Why not many years SINCE such announce
ment would have been equal to the cry, arms arms
But changeh the spirit of dreams and pre-
JUDGES and bgoy longer make withhold the respect
due to virtue patriotism and true WORTH matter when
or where they show themselves" This is the first time
believe that any such demonstration has been attempt
ed in Canada.
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We pleased hear OF the successful mining opera
tions which are being prosecuted by Mr. H. w kuhtman,
his plantation in this district The tunnel Is about
l75 feet long and IL is thought that 80 100 feet more
will disclose the vein. Copper the mineral sought
believe although have but little doubt that the more
precious metals will also be found
Mr. Huffman has had his place examined by one Of
the best mnealogs in the South and being practical
anxious interest
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LIFK PHiLA pELpHfA-The following recently appeared
ia the complaint book Of the mayor Of Philadelphia
There Is a family who are very disordery in cellar,
No 20 Baker street between Seventh aud Spaord
The place is in danger OF heif FIRE said cellar Is
full Of drunken men and women day and night
MINNIE Soorn CARotNA-The Pickens Keowee Cou-
rier saws. n.E