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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-21
Traffic I'm Chinese Children for Foreign
Countries

Some disclosures, lately made in China, will
tend to awaken the sympathies Of the civilized
world to the horrors of system as revolving
to humanity as the African slave trade.
1t appears from Tile China Mail that a sys.
tenn has long been pursued of selling female
children, between the ages of four aud eight
years to be sent to foreign countries, though
chiefly TO Siam but as the traffic was carried
on in Chinese vessels it had either escaned the
notice of foreign merchants, or was not deemed
worthy of their attention. An English vessel
was lately discovered having number Of these
little ones on board bound TO Manila. where.
1t was said, they were to be employed in max
ing cigars. In another instance. forty Girls
were purchased by a Portuguese in Canton and
sent TO Annoy, where they we're to be shipped
TO Cuba. On the discovery of the latter the
children we're released, and the Captain fined
ElOO Sir John Bowring, the British Minis.
ter, was determined to put stop to this trrf.
nc, and, in connection with Chinese official.
had issued a proclamation prohibiting It. These
Efforts, u IS said, will prove futile AS The most
stringent prohibitions can easily be eyaded.
These children, who are always females. are
purchased at about 50 each, and afford, there.
fore, large profit to he trader. Those Of
more tender years are often disposed Of by
their parents for dollar each, which they do
to save them from infanticide. They are sent
70 the Spanish and Portuguese, as well as 10
the English possessions; and the agent Of a
Spanish house at Ningo was lately known to
have had an order for two thousand Of these
little innocents Cor Cuba. Young women com.
mand too high aprice in China to be sent away
as commodity.
considerable trade is also carried on with
boys; though it is said to be less excepiiouabe
than that with girls, as they are often adopted
by the childless, or in other cases are regarded
merely as adherents or willing vassas by their
purchaser, whose claim over them, when they
become adults, is Of moral kind only.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-21
House OF Represent.,iy..

Mr. HICKMAN Of Pennsylvania, from the Com.
mittee on Elections, reported the follow ing resolu.
lion:
Resolved, That in the Kansas Contested election
case the Committee Of Elections be and are hereby
empowed TO send for persons and papers
Mr.. PHELPS Of Missouri, thought that the
Committee sought 10 obtain power which our hi
not 10 be exercised on this ccasion. The act OF
Congress which prescribed the manner OF contest.
ing elections pointed out the mode in which n
person who contested the right Of a member to a
seat IN the House should proceed. Under this act
Governor Reeder notified General Whitfield that
he should contest his seat and take dispositions
for the purpose Of establishing his own claim
iherelo. governor hceder had, however, made
no effort 10 procure dispositions, and the Com.
mittee Of Elections now proposed This unprece
dented mode Of sending for persons and papers
Had the resolution been proposed in any other
contested election oase he should have opposed il
as establishing precedent which might be Al.
tempted 10 be applied 10 all similar cases
He then entered into an argument OF considera.
bic length TO prove the validity of the election Of
General Whitfield, and also defended The p.onle
Of Missouri from the charge Of being border
rufhsns" This term had been applied 10 Nilsson.
rams IN the other branch Of the National Legis.
lature by a man who Represented a SOVEREIGN
Stale in which men had warred upon n convent
occupied BY deienceless women, and burnt il 10
the ground. The people Of Missouri desired 10
see the laws Of Kansas maintained and would
Always De FOUND standing upon that platform.
Mr. WASHBURN, Of Maine, regretted that the
gentleman from Missouri should at this stoge OF
the proceedings have INDUCED in remarks OF so
exciting nature. lie should not follow him in
the line OF remark which he had pursued. but
should SIMPLY urge few reasons why this reso.
luton should receive the sanction Of the House.
tie coniended that the passage Of the resolution
was necessary 10 enable the committee aud the
House 10 render just decision in the case and
bat the law OF 1881, in reference TO contested
elections, had no applicability 10 the Territories.
lie called the attention of the House TO the fact
hat resolution similar to The now pending
vas adopted in the New Jersey contested cleo
ion case by vote OF IFS TO 16, and stated thai
he reason why Gov. Reeder had not taken demo.
iions, sfter he had notified Gen. Whitfield thar
'e should do so was because Of his inability 10
ind magistrates or persons qualified 10 act in the
'remises
Mr. STEPHENS, OF Georgia, remarked tina !
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House Of REPRESENTATIVES.

large number Of bills were introduced and
appropriately referred among them one by Mr.
NILSSON, 10 repeal the act 10 promote the
efficiency of the navy.
Mr. MACE introduced bill 10 prevent the ex-
tensior Of slavery in the Territories Of the Uuted
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-02-21
JON AS H. LEVY.
Importer and Dealer
WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs,

FINE ROCERIES.
General Commission and Forwarding
Merchant,
No. al Penn. Avenue, two doors below u. s.
Hotel,
WARRINGTON CITY, DC.
" n. 3. Country Merchants are requested TO
give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
" Alec, Agent for the FARMERS AND M EcHANics'
FIRE and MARINE, and LfPE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Philadelphia, 10 the ports and towns Of Alex.
andria, Va and Georgetown ID. G.
Oct 20--ly
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BROWN AND SHOOK.

GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MFR
GRANTS, RICHMOND, VA
And Agents for kerrsn " ,SUmn,srdean" Old Rive.
and r Hangers "Old Rye" Whisky Premium
brands.
All letters promptly answered, and orders flleo
Feb 20--3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A LADY, W. u, oCULrsT AND AuRfsT REMOVES
n blindness, anewcss All eye weaknesses Diseases cats-
races cancers &C. without operation pain Perscns
ins specacles prtneurcy enabled Do vhos Eyes
M me AGED strengthened and brought natural form
treated successfully be nrrnary
from N A. 10 2P NJ, 6e Sixth Psor on Frds,-
Hopeless cougb. consumption. typepsi, yeg All nsfyJs
dgeases, &c, cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03
WINES AVID LIQUosss.


IN mn BOTT1Es OF BRASDIEs WINES gry
lO.UUO rnm, whiskey ale, porter, brown stost. W
lsmtly use, superior IN quality kvery Hrads wwss
liquors. &c, Wholesale ard reis, al the lowe nc caa i
pure articles aPlkRsoNS - heecxcr street BswerT
snde2l Hudson street, corner ~ Jane.
BURTON ALE.-rHE CELEBRATED ALEs BKFwE0
ID by Samue Ansopp Sous IN Burton Tent r,e,arS
can be obtained drsngh In bottles the Oh wine rssIs
Is wan street
DOURBON wHrsKEy-OTD CuOICE IN aoTTT m
ID demietns and barrels, Tor sale by q r. MFNDUa
rs Wsll street.
ERUTT, WINES, LIQUORS sRGARS--"r IE VINE
yard u wal street The propriet9rs for .sie Ma
aRa, tafawha Isabella and dollhouse gapea fsw rss~s
hne French pears. ship william TEL nom Hsvre, a.,
French aud rsltsa chrsnu's rurxey Ora rasns
oranaes lemons and new arrival 0i English alberta scots
slee Lcndor porter tine cd branies Gunnrss' doasle
20 The inject conduop with choice asaormeet 0f Hsvaaa
sars. including ccrchas principles reFaas ard ola
OtONNER& HOWARD.
1sPERTAI. PuSCH.-DE LCcE 4 RaAUDourN. M
po'iers 100 FNkn stree recommend the notice N NJ,
tells, ceiereFs snd prae families 'hei- GecoTs impe,s.s
punch ready prepared foe rot Zee Fsr the h d.v,
rsgres, &C - msGteL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

eEA0 RKwARD.-I WILL PAY ANY PERsON THE
pCOO above reward who will lead the discovery q
the parties who entered the millr Of Mrs r. Hsar.
ON sunday night November ~ sud stole millinery goods
the amount OF $780, consisting OF black blue gr-sn and
maroon velve satns and silk goods iaces ana rbboa
&C Private marks be al the odce of tbs Chief
Police This robbery was reported Monday morning
J. nj The Seventh ward station house. what the psios
dongf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

CHM REwARD.-sToIE N FROM THE sidewalk
V1OO In 'front.' o. No 40 Park place. Of fAncs
woolep plaids "a inches wide Of which patterns
at The Office Of the Chief OF Police Dealers
are csutooed against buying receiving OF these goods
The above reward viii be paid 10 this who
the recovery Of the goods and the
Chief of Police =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-03

sEIARa.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or TIE VARIOUS
N qualities and Sizes Of Havana German and dom es,sr
seears much below market pricea Cash sdvanced -
serars of any quality and in any quantity. ~
WASH PURCHASERS CAN FIND LARGE STOCK or
~ the various grades Of Il rnart.
prices Cash advances made any auay ana In
any quantity " ChFEkS, IL Broad way.
nAvANA SPEARS -gENrLEMEH, " roo WANT
Ill genuine article Of the brands shn,
vat sfrp JAFFr's emporiurn Hr1ad~.. go
eighth street vii there ono III he bs., 49,
sortrents any In New York and gou Will ,,,c.as
below down torn prises Esssbltshed three years.
HAVANA svGARs-HEw CROP, nj THE ,oo "a
III LOB Cshsbss, figva k~xa Britannica Copcbss ps.,
pclss, Grisre, .eserscs aorrss wsnderns Jews sns
vsross ohr~ h~snt cash. a,Is Irnner,sx W,.-
IpA II. koJkas. Ia MAIDEN 'Ane, seoond ssory =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

Captain ADAMS. Of the ship John Cumn,ius
WAS arrested at Norfolk. on the gath. On a
charge Il shooting one OF his crew at .he Chin
cha Islands Tho arrest MAS made by order Il
Secretary Marcy. on the complain, Of the Pc
ruvian minister
On Sunday. the s6sh. iArye p.ut bottle
vas thrown into the sleeping apartment Of
Joux Brsoorr. in Fcrty-sixth street. New
York, which he picked up. when it exploded
with groa, force. knocking him senseless, nearly
tearing Of his right arm. and sadly disfguring
his whole person The partition Of the house
was torn down. and the windows demolished
A man named Baptist has been arrested on
suspicion.
At New York. in the L. s, District Court
on the aslh. ON motion Of the District At,or-
my judge Rrvrs discharged all the cases
growing out Of the foreign enlistment affairs,
Vera Cruz dates TO the 22d. have been NJ.
Niyel at New Orleans The insurgcn, 1AMA.
Rr was still at Puchla, hcmmcd in by the Gcv,
crnment forces. II was reported he hal made
over,urs for q surrender, which CosNoNroRr,
the President, had rejected.
The Democracy Of Dubuque, Iowa, me, in
convention on the I'D inst, and nominated the
following named candidates Tor the respective
olics; Mayor u. $. WILSON Recorder, L, ".
CRAwroRp Auditor. II. 5, IlErusENoroN
TREASURER. {. J. LxIsr; Assssor, Captain
JoN PARKER Attorney. J. : BrArcnls, :;
Marshal, J. 4. EvASs.
On the evening Of the 18th snow fell to TIN
depth Of six inches at Philadelphia, and all
night NJ baltimore. On the morning OF the
! 9th there WAS . spow-storm ut Washington
il hll oil day at Albany, and commened snow
ing at New York nj I y. NJ. and at 3 I, NJ
AT Boston.
On the night Of the 18th March, the tobac
co sicammcry OF j. ID. GARru, at Hannibal
Mo, was destroyed by iire Loss 250 900
lbs tobacco, valued at $4,000
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The following shows the number Of miles OF
Railroad in the United States since their first
Il, Al. Ia, 1 AoQ

The GovgsSNy>T CAsEfs.--ihc camel' and
dromcdarics purchased and otherwise procured
by Major WAIVE and Captain PnrTrg, under
The appropriation made for The purpf~c ai the
! Il -ession Of Congress. in Asia Minor, cfn-
bar q, and the vessl would sail with The first
lar wind for the Cnited States. Tho number
of animals procured Is 'brty-'hrce. viz nine
male and fnecn female carneis four mali and
Eve female dromedaries.
The vessel i expected 10 arrive at Iohisn0'a,
Texas. about the last Of April at which plaHc
they will b. landed and snSsrei TO recruit b..
fore being employed for army transportation
purposes Several OF the animals are a pres
cnt from the viceroy n Egypt 20 onr Gov.
vernment
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

1HT COLoRED FortLATI1s % CNdSSATa
The Cincinnati Sun says that the eolored PEG
pc Of that city number about 5000 souls
Among them is HEsrY BorD, one Of the larg
est and bcs, cabinet M kers in the city. who j.
worth q, leas' 10000; J. r. BAIL, II. g.
Ban and J C. ball, who are worth 700
at cast. The names q thirteen are given,
whose property Is valued a, $4,000; three
IS 900 Eve Is 900 oue $4,000 ope $1,000,
one 5000 ooe 5000 oae $4,000 Ons
Sl3, 1000; six 81. 900 four $500 Eve $780,
600 two $4,000
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The msiakosS Marsciilaise.-
Th.- times ii. r'.nehmsa charged with eI''er' 10
rhr,. lime. they toisd in ,amu, down. a.d heard III,
Whist, 10 DO done their hs.r. grow eoia, hist rie-
rsus f.in, and d~,d-s broken spsn battle cry no
Al one there @bsfsd .,iiof glory. brighter
They murmu,. they pfonor"es nsme-i's' nnus, u'e
N.psiIis,s
From uao to
The ~bspsiInGs ran
Long i've the Marss,ilsis -
he 'p .nn% ss., ~. '' "' ' ''' '''"''
.no.rs rosnd ,h.ir lovely ,.eoof IN the gallant time.
o., ssuis seli. .nd battered --ii. they .sns u, m.,
,ram ~ Ap. and III. ry,sa.e. vi r~-na, to a.. faiuns
wsu ~ u. rosqss,as charm. M. day sns Gonsh
l,s jort hole. his,s,
Wei nvs yen TIE, hlo"dy aal,lea--bst ave ~. III.
Say. Lraxa I.aavs
"ay r,isf. Jet Ne hafe
200 iovoh Of ih~ nu.sil.si.e
Gr.s ioois the a,ut Psls~sr ~hsn he hs.s. that
Say. 'sos.sn.s 70 bot vel itns~ ~. rrsel m.s'.
'rho-s Ensi.h a. fg'a jon Rsdsn Sic, .. ,a..hed
and, on 10y ,".l,
Well form lL.m, W bod nsms sfs'h, aud ~ ns
.I,hs, - fe,e,.r.l .isl enough lad oa ,L. n,,,esI
WHIST eAnI ssy
., 90, FrsnehmsnF So
% ss,f ~ no Nsrssiltsiss -
ts- 90. zaa''. '"d '"''s's''' sad .''''''' tn.
cs,a.i 10 .,,l To-. 90 ,.gssli,. sas,.i,. 49, .ass
Ar tlsn q. ef.,gs--,As 80. -,n rsarFs IOWA tam
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slOWs's IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRIDGES.

fINliE UNDERSIGNED ARE rROPRlEToRS
81 ". above rrtent Ter the Hrritety II Minnesota
aui ere pro- sred 10 contract fot ,hs erection Of
RAILWAY on HIGHWAY uRipGfs,
NJ sas ians,h span, nny three hanir.~ fact
Asthe sha'. ,ets~ ha,. eeen adopted mos, u tho
NAiusia Ia tbs tn.tud states deem es,u@eat L.
thew sftrnElh, durability aud chtspnsss unnecessary
Al ccn,snhtcsi,eos upon the sahiset, viii receive
prompt steNi,nn. Addl,su
sruNE. pnoMrR a noytNGroS,
pAt N.wu baveapot,. Iowa,
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DAVID PEARCE,
Wis. sle tssief rs
HATS AND CAPS, EyeIusirriyJ
No. 40 Main st., ~ Louis, NO.

J-reiyifF ths ley - sh4 a. - .fssffa'f
~pfbg sBi rgmmsf tu+s ~
HATS HSD Ga E's,
~ a.. Ae., apd Nj Nssifabs tty's hfta i o.
this ,ssts' shh iNe st,sa'iog - rpf~s r's ia fes
ifgliy rsis sod nation y af- mi " -
solla TIL nsgtaz iEsts ssisssst su1 Hsn aGekt 10
rs,,ions snh he ffin ps sni n.s' iss irts f 49,
.Ds 'ss Nsn f.eigr~fs ~ SO ih-', shHH - ~ ."t
fsesip, ,hr"Bgost re spfisE - "I"s' ~ ne
psst Ia at All Met sshhaiabIs Pre- cum
')yisrs ~ .-->' win psSraff sitsh' ~ Fers0ga ~
4e,pr by lsfi~r All gsss- s'ss sssiasf s,tisis' ws'
81. are Tor nsh, gbsih'. bys, - 'hhdf'a 49, -
ktE5 fBsisy ssf roi asd ak1ui sbst kfise veHig
HAtfD 1EApff
m. - 10 - - sais ssfssi, ~ L,ui., No
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fr kcollect,ne, NJ the Table Talk OF ssmoel Has.r.
LADY HAMILTON,
There was something very charming IN Lady
!a@.il!.cn.. |. 2pcapcss: 81 1snae. Shs sha~si
mc the neckclo,h which Nelson had on When
he died ; ii course could not help looking nj
Il with extreme interest; and she threw hr
arms around my neck and kissed Inc she was
literally in great want and Lord Stowcll ncv.
or rested I'LL no procured for her small pension
from Government.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-10

The \. y. Express says that they have good
reasons for knowing tina, the body Of Roggnr
scMrrLER whose name alive Was once 10 po,cnt
in Wall street. cane here 10 tie steamer Arago
from Hayre, wrapped up ike a package Of
goods. The body was tbere unca!led FOR 10 Il
warehouse from saturday to Monday and On
that day was taken by his relatives for inter
uen'.
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1870. FTR.s'ITVRE 1886.
SCARRITT X MASON.
WHOLESALE ASD fErAH
Furniture aud Upholstery Dealers,
An
MANI AtTtE EHs,

MANI AtTtE EHs,
Nos 40 and AZ, Ha.tpsrfpn ttrraS
81. LoUIs M,
Hsrins completed arrangement far fall s'nfs ~
Goois ~ our line, AMI hssins The test -rfifsrat ~ ne
Wet tate plsaslts IN oGefiHR g. r.tohastfs ts'it
Wbnc.s's aud RrinN
500 Hcdsts.ss hasiaassn Vnhd seat iaitf
100 BsssaH., .ssl Can. seat %
800 iininE iaLles, 10 " H"rsiHx
hir. espsktza. sia fe' 90 thii44tfla
80 Ws,t y snd. 'sst Tin salss
2ip w.sb 30. 20 ttihs, sss9ftrd sire,
leo Wsfsr"ts. fh1 l.ysH Husi ari rHHt
lpq to,k ng UlsAs.s Bottom 'hsrs
so i4onaprs
IT, wbsh Ei1 Msh"Eaby abi Walsai iafip5 apq
PSe. my Thairs HfsH 'snirf, ~tIs snf rt'nsst % To-
bir- Fect.istss sna Hsrs fases
q ~ 20 sstg ~
In crest vsrfy sgrh ~ epfhs, Hsi' 'ottp 1@sa snf
Upsk MAtirassst, aoHsftriS rprssfH sfvi hiaatHtH
~ p,1 ~"fs AZ asRssArf" ~ ,fpffs'et's- p''f
rslrfs the tn~tef
ssy-rrder. promptly and fliuiay execute snd fss
frrifaY solicited. tahsfscsiah gasfSHtsFd.
rissss an sai sarfY youf.siss,. .fst i'''a
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CATHCART'S CARDS.


i CO.. 20 ROBERTS
\ SiREEr Wholesale snt Nstsli i~als,, IL tnRflaS
4 - tsBAfi. 10 nHf ooops saist iaa hippesets,
ha "a. as sie t-aisug ny .,s, "hat ,trh It,,p The
Esatssn Htais ts, tirif i~u wi'rt 'vs 81 t,neJ
sui rlati" ~ .'ls which o"t h,s pc Atsh ."'ie
east hi'hsr WhessAln ~ neisii, ., aaasasiiy ie~
rlo.a su ttt msrA heis Es"s Ia tain w ste. aud
have 'ep'" We ona lneo = sien tibet, customers een
,qrsbstc stu security We vii ssa'es's'- a t"s sft
cles ana 4ilIait 49, os-ninsiien
nLkiN, Ftdprea .nd ittoeaded siLs, is the no. fa,
I enable >t,ie rna c"ia'+ eh""r, - 80.
{, EvFNrY tItE pIaoss Preach Mersoas IN tho rns,
- desirable eolpys aud ssalss, s.t, bow, At
CAfIicAnr co.'s.
IutrS piece. WOOD risla, OF The nswts, styles. very
j, chnap,"t 'AiHaHIr
rt,wn ntspHitD pieces style. ps,sisd MasIin he
j LAistA, au,'sd, ehssp. oil -
r,,lstE THOUSAND p,se.. A.,tina.l, coehscbo and
No" s'Jle f'in''' from 81" " - .,r .oos
4 LARGE assortment II Rev state s.hmsrs aud
~ h"'ha hast. "hs'r,ai 'A'''hd' o"H.
LnI fbespufsi Cosh' In ,sl,s, MOTE antgee sui
~ rl1t' st rA1HcANf hC0H
init1E rtaes ot ladies', 0eatisssp, aud Cbii'sD's
" rei'ey sud Gloves, sei"t'od VIII graf csf. ~
''s'''"' - -
ibssst IATTCAHrT
.,-,.... - ~
J IA''o and o"''"n. eh'"r At -
'AHcAifs
caeop.
,,,yst,,.. s..,o,.,, ,,s. =,
cArfnAnT a COS.
.--
Cstof,
ntE HrVoHtn aad rivrS Boot d,o,.s sod n,,.,
" cheap - cATboAhts.
W. W "'''''' f''''' '"'''' 4 co,s
,rsr oprN,,,.-A lao. ....,,ms,, 81 wo.i.n Hood.
y .css aaitsr. I,aorsssys. AMI T1pt.,. fr IAai-s
80 ti,li zen Of tiIncAafs
t,nar .,.,. D.. v.tx., u,....,. go. 81, .od J..
\ .'a..I t.a,t.t.,s .nd tf.., oii fl.n ~
-; Ay;4t snF.+.
ukktINt'f sssu,t,ysst a. Futr yls,Arinst Ti.rs
Il Nag, nnd airsis. my .h.sp. at
GAtiicAHTs
.---'.--- ..-.. .'-.-- - - 49,
4 y lea gtosf GHantfflss. ~ 'AIHfAHIf |
Apf'fnhrf ~ itsb "s"u
.'iei s@a '''',','' s.'"'s",.n, o. -" ann Wv
- wy cAnnAg12
,rsoIa.xpngp ,.s. v,r. At c.lo,.a m.a..,.. !
,eesg ''..-.-. tAr''.Aa1 q cor.
.ANIbi stHIai ssi tl,is pisces wb,s, as.l, apd
" t.ths Fisnr~'. ~ Al isalt.s~. 81
nAfHcAnt COR
......,, -,
To- LOU 90 '-'"- go 49,. h,N'
y s1a', ~ 'i.t.s ~ tAIicAhi co.
tI,ui ~ FlfF lsiss Hsaso shasilngs 81
g. a ora
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JAM. DUCHESS OF GORDON.


knew Jane. Duchess OF Gordon intimately,
aud many pleasant hours have ] passed in her
society. She used to say, Il have bern nc
quaiDted with David Hume aud William Pitt,
and therefore am not afraid TO converse with
an, body"
The Duchess told the following ancclotc In
Lord Stowell. who told it to Lord Dunmorc,
who told il 10 inc. :" The son 81 Lord Corn
wallis lord Bronze iel In love with my danplp
ter Louisa. and she liked him much They
were TO he married but the intended match
was broken of by Lord C.. whose only objcc
ton to il sprung IRON his belief that there WAS
madness IN my husbands family. Upon this !
contrived to have tsfs dtefs with Lord e..
and said 10 him, Il know your reason for dis.
approving Of your sons marriage with my
daughter now, | will tell YOU one thing plain.
y--there is not drop Of tho Gorlon blood 10
Louisa body" With this statement Lord q.
was quite satisfied, and tho marriage took
place. The Duchess prides herself greatly On
the success Of this mancuvcr, though it had
forced her to SANDER he. own character 40 cru
ely aud so unjustly In fact. mancnvering
was her delight
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DALEY BROTHERS, STORAGE, FOR
- WARDisG Ash COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ir-i,,- 10 Gfaerfiss lratinons ed nsfdwArr hsve
esmp isi~ Etesk
Farmers anJ settlers IN Dakgtsh, Eles ari gos-bu.
JosBtsss sDatf de- well 20 give tsiL We n we
bsurbt oar goods ~ the lowest p'iees and can "si'
.fo,d To- ssii them i1~ ios cash.
Hastings, Min Ter Nay -. 1888 iJwsf
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