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ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets s5--halves ~ 50-quarters ~ IS.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov l9--ly MONTGOMERY Alabama.
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PEAcE OF the CITY.--The heavy rain yesterda
had favorable effect upon the peace Of the cit,
We heard Of no arrests in any quarter.
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The CAY 10 Still THEY CosE.---A large numbe
of strangers arrived last evening and this morning
Many OF them have the appearance Of ofic,
seekers, we are sorry to say.
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y w A Ms BANK-NOTE LIST AND
DETECTER,
Published seni-monthiy, at Montgomery, Ala /,
ts2 90 Per Anuum, In Advance.

~ u
UNHE work is printed on fine white paper
II and new type, and In appearance viii be sec
ond TO none In the United States.
Southern Bank-Note List Is essential In every
Bank, CountingHouse, and Public Office Let "a
unite in advancing our common interests and not
permit Northern men and Northern Detecters 10 fuc.
tuate our money matters as they may wish, while we
are quietly following their dictatioD.
The work will be carefully revised on the day Of
publication and all important financial changcs, "a
they occur, noticed. Every exerton will be made 10
make il a correct and reliable guide to the Banker
and Merchant
Hotel proprietors, Brokers' Auctoneers, Commits.
sion Merchants, and others DESTROYS Of having their
names and business widely circulated, are informed
that limited number Of advertisements will be In
serted Special rates for advertising by the year or
for shorter periods, may be known BY applying to
any of my agents, or at the Office in Atlanta Ga.
Specimen numbers will be sent on application BY
letter, free of charge. nH.'
All communications intended for the "Bank-Hote
List" Atlanta, Georgia.
SAMUEL SWAN.
JAMES RoBrRTsoS, General Agent
TT Subscriptions received BY ]. E. FRANCE,
agent for Washington, d. c., and Virginia.
sep 25-8m
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Rachels Sickness,

PHILADELPHIA, November 22.--Rachel is still
sick here, and will not be able to make her second
appearance before Monday.
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Six hundred and eigbty-nine dollars and forty
three cents have been received by the Synod Of
Georgia, for Foreign Missions, since 18th April last
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liberation Of Or. BeaIe.

11'0N' "'3O' 70 11Ts 11eutt'
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.--Dr. Beale has been
liberated from prison upon the pardon of Cove,
nor Pollock. ss
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nd and last appearance Of the gifted Tragedi
JAMES w. WALLACK, JR.,

Second and last appearance Of the gifted Tragedan
JAMES w. WALLACK, JR.,
Who will appear (by particular requesD in char
acter he has rendered peculiarly his own, entitled
WERNER,
In the-celebrated Tragedy in FIVE acts, written BY
Lord Byron, and pronounced by all judges
of good acting as one of his best efforts.
CHS and Transatlantic critics and scholars unhesi
tatingly say, that James w. Wallack il the liv-
ing embodiment of Byron's fine creation;
and the Editor Of the Modern Standard
Drama, whilst he pays the highest
compliment TO his (Mr. Wal
lack's) genius, renders but
AUST tribute to his rare
and brilliant powers
Mrs MELINDA JONES an Josephine.
Thursday Evening, November az,
Win be presented the Tragedy of
WEIR NER.
Werner. ...................M Mr. J. W. Wallack, Jr
Uric. .....................Mr ]. b. Howe.
Galor. .....................M Mr.. Edwin Adams.
Josephine. ................ MRS. Melinda Jones.
Ida. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Mary Devln.
The performance will commence with (by request
the Farce Of
THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
-------------
Fifteenth Dramatic Entertainment,
On Saturday evening November o.
M
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COALI COALl

nv III f undersigned, having ON hand a
j. large assortment of red and white ash Schuyl-
kill and Lehigh Coal, Ia prepared to supply his Gus
toners and citizens generally cheap for cash.
Persons desiring to lay In their fuel would do wen
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
Oak, Pine, and Hickory Mt the lowest market price
for cash. . "A
Also, Cumberland Coal for sale.
j. HrINSBERGER, atsl
$40, 7th ST. corner It'll st. and Mass. avenue
sen 22--3tW2m FEs4 .ttlst MI
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
II. PARKER. House. Sign. an

PAINT AND OIL STORE.
:" 4. PARKER, House, Sign. and Or
I'VE nsmental Painter, Louisiana avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh Streets No. co. residence No. $780,
street. between Sixth and Seventh streets, has nd
ded to his present business the sale Of Paints Oils
Glass, and Putty, In small and large quantities
The attention Of housekeepers is particularly called
to the convenience Of this arrangement as they can
at all times procure Hearth and other Mixed Paints,
Of all colors made ready for by practical painter
Al large stock just received.
Orders promptly attended to and respectfully 30
licited. Cheap for cash. nov 5--dlm
My COAL CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
W. and the public are informed that am selling
Wood in connection with my Coal business.
have onsmy wharf, on Twelfth street, Hickory,
Oak and Pine Wood.
Red, White, and Gray Ash Anthracite Coal Of all
sizes on hand
Also, Cumberland Coal, Of Lump, Run Of Mine,
and Smiths Coal.
All Fuel will be of good quality, carefully weighed
and measured and promptly delivered,
NIX terms are cash, unless otherwise agreed on al
time Of purchase
2,240 pounds TO the ton.
ay SAM. H. YOUNG, a
East side Of Ninth street, between ID and E,
nov 30 eOd3tif At the " Old Stand.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCEl
One Thousand Prizes on Handi

BY authority Of the State Of Georgia.
EORT GAINES ACADEMY LOT
II Terry
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER
Class 9-To be drawn November %, 1855, in the city
of Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting 10
100000
Will be distributed according to the following mimi
table scheme
r. you draw the lowest Prize you get the cost Of your
ticket t0ithom deduction, and remember every
Prize is drawn at each drawing
LOOK AT 1T
ONE PRIZE TO EtERT TEN TICKETS II
Capital Prize sIO,O00i
Let, therefore, every man having due regard 20
the replenshing of his purse attend 10 IT, and forward
his order Immediately for tickets.
Let those now buy, who never bought before,
And those who always bought now buy the more.
But to the Scheme. Look at i'll Scan II well,
count your chances, and ask yourself ifyou can with
stand the inducement now offered, Read read
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HARVEY & ADAMS,

HAVING purchased of f. Wheeler a. Co.
II all their stock Of Hardware In the store lately
occupied by them, No. 845, Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Browns Hotel beg leave respectfully 10
can the attention Of purchasers 10 their wellseected
stock Of goods. We hope by strict attention 10 BUSH
ness and good assortment Of all articles in line
of trade To merit continuance Of the custom Of the
old firm, HARVEY a ADAMS.
nov lin
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NEW STYLES CAMEO AND OTHET
JEWELLERY.

IT AM just receiving a fine assortment oJ
the newest style and frat quality of rich Jewelry.
Also, choice lot of fine time-keeping Watches, to-
gether with good stock of pure Silver Ware, and
variety of other articles, which selling at New
York city prices, and saving of from Is TO 90 per
cent. to those that are in want Of such goods.
Every article warranted represented at time Of
sale II. O. HOOD,
Sign of the Large Spread Eagle
4ls, Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9Th SITS.
Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired by au ex.
perienced workman. n. o. HOOD.
oct H.
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TIE VARIrTIEs.--To-night the new and popula
comedy Of Still Waters Run Deep will be repeated
with the afterpiece Of the Dumb Girl OF Genoa
So attractive bin will doubtless Gil the house
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
SCHOOL.

T III Il Undersigned would respectfully
IL inform Mechanics and others wishing 70 ac-
quire knowledge Of this branch Of the arts, that he
will open School at his room, southeast corner Of
Eleventh and Streets the evening Of the 18th De-
tober for the purpose Of teaching Drawing in oil its
ings from until ~ O'Clock. Terms moderate.
w. s. WEST, Architect
Southeast corner Of Eleventh and + streets.
oct l8-eod3m Washington, ID. c.
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Large veins Of coal have been discovered In and
about Atchison, Kansas
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II HEREBY give notice, that shall apply
u to the Corporation for duplicate Certificate Of
the tax sale Of lot (l and improvements, in square
315, sold for taxes May Z 1885, said Certificate hay
ing been lost. JAMES H. SMITH.
nov 20-d3t
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Neao York Markets.

Nep York Markets
NEw YORK. November 22.-Flour is improving.
Sales of $4,000 barrels. Straight State, 80 81;
good Ohio, 80 81.
Wheat is frmer. Sales Of $4,000 bushels.
Southern white, 81 %; Southern red, 81 II.
Corn has advanced Sales Of $4,000 bushels
Western mixed, 81 OF.
Pork is dropping. Sales Of 200 barrels mess
at $22 90.
Beef is dull. Sales Of $50 barrels at sic.
Lard has declined. Sales of 400 bbls. at IL s-s
cents.
Whiskey 10 firm. Sales of so barrels at 80 IL
cents.
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Clark Mills has finished the equestrian statue Of
Jackson (similar to that which adorns Lafayette
Square, for the city Of New Orleans where II win
be inaugurated on the eighth Of January next with
much pomp and ceremony.
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AUCTION SALES.
by G. w. BOTELER,
~ Auofi0neer.

by " We DOlEhEIts
s AuctiOneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A RETAIL
il tstock of Dry Goods at Auction. --0u
Tuesday, November 9th, commencing at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ shall sell the entire stock Of Dry Goods
tanned in store No. 10, opposite Centrs Market, be-
Of tI IN
Dress Silks, Bombazines Alpacas, Ginghams
Irish Linens, plain plaid Mousselines
Plaid, dotted, and embroidered Swiss Mnslins
Silk and Kid Gloves
Bleached and Brown Cotlons
Calicoes. Hosiery, plain and plaid FlanneIs
Cloths, Cassmeres, Cassinets
0snaburgs, Gentlernen's Shirts and Drawers, &c
With variety or other goods worthy the attention
Of the trade and families generally.
The stock will be sold IN lots TO suit purchaser
and positively without Bargains may there
fore be expected The ladies ARE particularly invited
to attend tlt8N0
Terms cash @. w. B0TELER,
nov Gid NeM n Auctoneer
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Neso Orleans Markets.

Neso Orleans Markets.. fea1a ,
New ORLEANS, Nov, 2o.--Cotton is firm Sales
Of $500 bales at previous rates.
Sugars have declined Ia cent Fair Orleans,
IL cents.
Molasses % IL cents. l
Flour ia lower. Western super6ne, IS IS.
Barrel Lard, IL 10 cents&
New ORLEANS, Nov. ls.-Cotton Is firm. Sales
of $500 bales.
Flour is unchanged. Western, $s So.
Molasses, 20 cents.
Sterling Exchange, 6 3-4 az Ia premium.
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Martin Kozsta IL Isras.

Martin Rozsta in 1erds. H
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-Martin Kozsta has ar
rived In Galveston from Chicago, for the purpose
of making Texas his future residence. a li
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baltimore Markets
4 BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Flour has improved. City
Mills &c. Ohio sold for 80 IL liz, but at the close
was held at 30 u l-2a 50 25.
Wheat is higher. Sales Of red at 50 0s a 81 u,
for good to prime; white, 81 loa$2 90.
Corn Is higher. New white, n a rs; yellow,
80 SO.
Provisions are quiet Bacon--Bttle doing.
Sides, 10 a Is Ia; shoulders, 10 Lea ~. 81.
Mess pork, $21 $2l 80. go
Lard, l2aI21-4.
There Is considerable inquiry for Beef Pork,
and Lard for foreign account
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: Arripal Of The Black Warrior.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 81 THE Black Warrior
with Havana dates Of the 10th, arrived to-day. NJ
political news. Business affairs are unchanged.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THE VARIETIES.
(Also Of Holiday Street Theatre. Bsltmors.)
Jonn \; FORD. ...-....,...........So Sole Manager.
harry =; Chapman. ,....,........, Stage Manager.
y o. Vhhnps. ...-.....,..r-,.,,,f rompter,
Urcnestra seats cents.
ran'iy circle. 20 cents.
The new Comedy, in consequence Of the great inn
precision II created on its previous representa-
ton, will be repeated, in conjunction with
Drama OF absorbing interest, now first
presented, entitled
a THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA. 4
This Ese,ing. November 20, 1855,
Win be presented the brilliant new Comedy. in three
~ acts, entitled
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP!
t esF .n s8lEs
To conclude with new Drama Of thrilling interest,
' THE DUMB GIRL OF GEN0Ai
During the Drama, the celebrated
DRUNKEN COMBATl
Doors open at 9 o'clock Curtain moves at ~
o'clock.
nov 22-
THIRD COTILLON PARTY
ssaaf OE THE
v HOUSTON CLUB,
4. Fla S4 r458A4 AT THE H ia
Hall Of the Union Engine House,
On Thursday Eoening, November 22d.
89l Tickets so cents.
nov 2l--2tW&Th e.t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager ....... Henry G. Jarrett.
E (Also Of the Baltimore Mnseum.)
Stage Manager. Mr.. Jefferson.
Fourteenth Dramatic Entertainment
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GAS AND STEAM FITTING,
DROMPTLY attended tO.-.A full assert
IL . ment of Plain and Fancy Gas Fixtures just
opened. 5l2 Seventh street. between d and Z.
p. H. SIMS,
nov 20--eolmif Plumber and Gas Filter.
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STATIONERS' HALL.
GTAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
- MUSIC AND MUSICAL. INSTR UlfENTS.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
Visiting Cards printed ut short notice, and plates
beautifully engraved, in every style.
Music ordered daily.
r .Jt5is si4 WILLIAM @. ZANTZINGER.
sep It'd Adjoining Kirkwood House
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w open this day, November 2lst, " Independence
Hall Restaurant" This Establishment VIII be con-
Quoted the most liberal scale for the comfort and
convenience of their friends and the public
Their larder will be supplied with all the delcaces
Liquors.
They have fitted up !" Independence Halln regard
less Of expense, and only ask liberal share Of pub
lie patronage to render this saloon second to none In
the city.
They will be pleased to welcome their friends on
the evening Of Thursday, the ed instant, between
5 and O'Clock nov 2l--d4t
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The Franklin Fire Company, having sold 1900
tickets TO "two-shilling" concert, given on Mon
day night, and this number largely exceeding that
sold by any Of the other fire companies contending
for the prize, have been awarded and have received
two splendid silver torches, designed more for
display THAI for utility
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
Great Inducements for y0n TO Call and See.
USHE undersigned gives notice TO his friends ard
y the public that he has just received his stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods comprising ali the latest
styles and coors Of Cloth, Cashmere, and vestincs
which goods win be made mp to order, in the most
elegant manner, he has some Of the best workmen
in the United States at work for him. Being agent
for Scott the reporter Of fashions You may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing.
READY-MADE CLOTHING at
Of his own make such rs Over Garments froek dress
and business Goats, Pants, and Vests from medium
to very superior quality f@
All the above Goods win be sold at very low prices
for instance whole suit, Coat Pants, and Vest, for
the small sum Of SIS.
Overcoats, beautiful style, from $40 to $50
Pants, do do do to 10
Vests, do do do so to 10
He respectfully solicits call from all in want Of
Clothing. $500 44.,
ssps FURNISHING GOODSl
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Handker-
Chiefs Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c.
ls4 P.W. BROWNING,
@ # Under United States Hotel,
Between 3D. and ~ streets, Penn. avenue.
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The ToRcH-LrgHT PRocEssIoS.-Tbe most extra
ordinary preparations TO render the torch-lght to.
morrow Night the most imposing demonstration
ever made in this city. The route Of the process
sion extends distance Of eight miles. There win
be several transparencies Of great magnitude--one
will be drawn by four horses and represent the
tbirty-one States Of the Union.
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.TEIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED ron THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Ciscismati R,,oso- Nothing Convention.


CrsoIssArr, Nov. 2l.--The Rnow-Nothing Ma
tonal Convention Of boilers from the Philadelphia
Platform, met to-day Thomas b. Ford, Of Ohio,
presiding Mr. Dawson, Of Indiana, offered re-
solution expunging the 18th section of the Phila
delphia Platform, and adopting, as a substitute
one declaring that slavery Is sectional not national
The resolution was referred to committee Mr.
Gossler, and Governor johnson, of Pennsylv ania,
Messrs. spooner Of Ohio, and Knapp, Of Michigan,
each offered resolutions TO get rid ofthe slavery Is
sue, upon which warm debate ensued and, after
a strong national speech from Governor johnson,
the Convention adjourned.
The Jpsather--T hanksgiuiny IN Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The weather Is clear
and cold, with strong northwest wind. M.
Thanksgiving Is generally observed. The banks
public Offices. and brokers, have suspended bust
ness. No afternoon papers will be published, the
Ledger only issuing tomorrow morning.
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BUTTERI BUTTERI BUTTER!
lust received, 100 kegs very superior
q Glade Butter, for family use. For sale, whole.
sale and retail.
ALSO
A very superior lot Of extra sugar-cured hams
Smoked Beef
Nos. j, Q, and 3 Mackerel
No. / Picked Salmon
No. Potomac Herring
Beans, Peas, white Mercer and Sweet Potatoes
Also, very superior lot of Northern Apples
All Of which may be had at c. B. RICE'S Butter
Store, No. %, High Street, Georgetown.
N. B. am also receiving fresh Roll Butter from
Loudoun county, Virginia, and Frederick county
Maryland, every week.
oct 8l--dlm TStar I'll
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NEW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
UyHOS. McGILL, Qate 0fthe firm ofKirk-
j wood 4 McGill, has opened an Office on Sew
bacco Storel where he is prepared to execute, at
short notice, all orders for Plain Ornamental Print
ing. nov 20-3t
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TIE FAIR AT 0DD FELLows' HALL--The Fair
for the benefit Of the Eighth street Methodist
church is continued at Odd Fellows Hall. In con-
sequence of the improved state of the weather
there win doubtless he large company assem-
bled there this evening.
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RErUKN or Mr.. d. J. BRowNE-Mr Brown,
Agricultural clerk Of the Patent Office has return
ed from Europe, after an absence Of three months,
spent in the collection Of seeds roots and cuttings
suitable for the soil and climate Of the various
sections Of the United States. He visited England,
France, Belgium, Holland, Prussia, Hamburg, and
Denmark. si 4A
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VIsITERs ExPEcTED.-The Amoskeag New Han,p-
shire, veterans military corps Of one hundred
men, propose to visit this city next month. They
are ar old men, one Of them being over eighty
years Of age, and many Of them over seventy
They are dressed in Continental uniforms, and pre-
sent q truly unique appearance They are among
the most venerable and respectable citizens o.
Amoskeag, and deserve great credit for their pat
riotic spirit.
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RicHARD GARTER Is the Agent for the Ayserica,,
Organ In the First Second, Fifth, Sixth, and Sew
enth Wards, and also of Georgetown.
B. d. KLoPYER, Sixth street, between New York
avenue and K street, is Agent for the Third and
Fourth Wards
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SPIRIT GAS, OR ETHEREAL OIL,
- Pine Oil, Turpentine, and other Oils, wholesale
and retail, for sale by
J. r. MoGREGOR,
Successor 10 s. Whitnesey,
nov 9--eod2wif No. 584 Seventh street
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager ............ Henry G. Jarrett
(Also Of the Baltimore Mnseum)
Stage Manager. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Jefferson
Butte record., 1855-09-29

ADVICE 10 YoUSc MEN.-Thc asso-
cia'ions which young men are apt to
orm in large ami growing cities, result
in d sgraceful and melancholy ends
Bad comoany is the pest Of society, and
while 1t ruins thousands, it likewise
b. lngs pains and misery to many fond
and aFectionate parent. Young men
~h" &c easily weancd fom their oncs
loved homes, must lack 6rnness Of mind,
and Cannot be ell acquainted with The
d ceils of the world woald they but
listen TO the voice of exp Tience, and be
more wiling to obey the shes OF their
fathers, bitter T. morse would be a str1ng.
rr i deed to th'ir abode, and joy and
comfrrt would re'gn IN is stead 1t is
surprising how soon yonrg m become
lniaIuat. d with the doings nd savings Of
p rsons If doubtful character, knowing
as they do, that u h b ings are never
nspected where good morals pred mi
"ate and nothing IS more painful to
behold, than a youth en- ering he haunts
Of crime, fearing no one, and ridiculing
the admonitions Of his virtuous friend ;
in -vitahle run is his rev ard an early
g ave bis portion.
Butte record., 1855-09-29
NUMBER ~.

PRESENCE OF MIND-EscApE FROM A
NADMAY.-The Chicago Press tells the
f flowing story:
"A lady WAS one evening in her draw
lng-room alone, when the only inmate eff
the house, brother who had been be-
trying q tendency to unsou dness of
mind, entered with carving knife in his
hand, snd shutting the door, came to her
and said "Margret, an old idea has oo-
CURED to me. | wish to paint the had
of John the Baptist, and I think yours
nigh. make an exc llent study for -
So. if you please, I win cut IF your
head ~ The lady look d at b brothers
eye, and Sc ing no token of Jest, con-
cluded that he mesnt TO do as he said.
There was an open window and ba cony
by her side, with street in f on but g
moment satisfied her that safety did not
lie IN that way. So putting on a smil-
ing countenance, she said with the great
est apparent cordially; "That is
strange id a, Georgr; but would it not
be pity to spoil this new lace tippet
have got on will just step to my
'"om and put it of. and be with you
again in half minute" Without watt
ing to give HIN time TO consider, she
stepped lightly across the room and pas
sed out In another NOM nj she was
safe in her room, whence she easily gave
the alarm aud returned, when the mad
man was secured"