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III Gilman's Liquid Hair Dye is the

only article DOW used In this city. Gentlemen wear
whlsksrs or mousaehes Of reddish hue wishing 10
aehn Dali or party can sppear in black by
voting one additional minute tot ts
celebrated article which heads
Ledger. u niiA"eiphia
d. GILMAN Proprietor, 35o Pa. avenue wsshipxtop
For sails by Druggists everywhere a. Or ~:
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REoTORATlVEf-Iss question asked daily by hundreds
We answer, without hesitation bst
IL 10 the only article known which will do for
the human hair 10 will growth-it win stop N.
fsng-it will restore It's natural color IL is not Hair
Dye but speedy and efcacous Restorative Trial hott.
h pnts "a quarts ~ Read the advertisement on the
snIa
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ByA. GREEN, Auciioneer.

BV A. 6kEENs Auc1loneer.
VTyRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of deedof
i trust, duly recorde ed In Liber, J. A. 8. No
o. one Of the land records for w ashington county
In the District Of Columbia, we Morgan
and II b. Sweeney, will sell, on MONDAY the
3lst Of March, A. ID. 1856, at S O'Clock p m, the
following described Real Estate and improve
ments thereon, situated in the city Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia, namely: Part OF Lot
No 4, in Square No. s44, being the southeast
twenty two feet Of said Lot No. q, fronting on ID
street south and having depth Of seventy five
feet; with the Improvements, which are small
brick house.
The sale will take place in front Of the premises,
and the terms will be one-half cash, and the bal
ance in six and nine months; with interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust On the premises
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
f. f. B: sweeney, trustees
A GREEN, Auct'r
The above mentioned property having been sold
on the 81 March, and the purchaser having failed
to comply with the terms, the undersigned will
resell on TUESDAY, the 22d Of April, 1856, at 6
O'Clock, p m, at the auction store Of A. Green,
No s36 street
Terms, as above mentioned. II the purchaser
should fail to comply with the terms In three days
after sale the Trustees reserve the n ht TO resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the delinquent
by advertising three times previous to such resale
In the Evening Star.
+ +. g. 8. ss%SEEssAAEEY, Trustees.
ap II eod&ds A. GREEN, Aucrr.
"fhe above sale IL postponed until
SATURDAY, the I'd day Of May. at o'clock, p.
m, in front Of the premises. By order OF the
Trustees. "A. 0hEcN,
ap23-eaw&ds AucuoneeI.
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A II OIL 8Y.-MADAM s. DUyALL,
IA practitioner Of Astrology and PhrenoIogy, to-
gether, with the assistance Of Professor BTough.
ton is prepared to answer all qnestions relating to
human life. Nativities written Questions an.
swered personally. or by letter. M s. ID. late from
Europe, Is now taking a tour through the United
State. Her stay will be here short time only
No. 70 Bridge street, doors above the Post Once,
Georgetown. ap2i-lwx
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EaEsH SAEATO6A WATER JUST RE-
l. eeivei this day. For sale by
g. B. WAITE,
s,.lr Apothecary and Druggist,
80 Nextdoof to Mc6fegor's, 9TH street.
Ethereal OIL at s. cents gallon. ap 30-1w
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AWNINGS

AWNINGS
MADE BY GEO. WILMER, No. 4s4 Ninth
W ST., pet " ana n. ap % 1w*
AIRS. DITTv AND MISS I.ANPHIFR
Ivl will open SUMMER MILLINERY g.,
on Saturday, tne 26th inst No 3Il second "a
story, south side Pennsylvania avenue, be- ~
tween 9th and 10th streets an 23-4tS
CORPORATION srOCk.-Ss,0OOC Come
" ration Of Washington Stock foE sale ut
fob 2S-u CAUBB BROTHRRB,
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sTIJ.I. A aREAr RUSH

STILL A GREAT RUSH
A ELLIs's FOR BARGAlNs.-NoMl Is
"A the time to get cheap goods, a. he 10 selling
out to change business. go, every body, TO 100
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS. Ap ~
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THE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE Is
Il now running regularly between IL
washi ngton and AieIandria at the, sesss2
following hours:
Leave Alexandria ~, G, 10, IL, 2x, AZ, and 6
O'Clock.
Leave Washington 6X, o, IL, IL, 31, 81, and
O'Clock. ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain
mara
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STORE ROOMS FOB RENT.-The store and
~ upper rooms on 9th street, next to corner Of d ,
now occupied by Dom & Brothers, are for rent
The fixtures being very complete, can be had
with the store II desired The store room is large
and well arranged for almost any business. The
three upper rooms are also commodious and well
Liz hted, and be entered either from the store
or from the outside Possession can be had at
ten days notice. Inquire Of tie undersigned op-
poste.
ap 26-lw Unt.) J. GIDEON.
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A CARD.-WE BEG TO INFORM OUR
"A friends and the public that we haveezes1
Just returned from two weeks tour atSjyFT
the N orth, and have visited and examined thor
oughly the principal Piano manufactures of Bos-
ton, New York, and other cities From these es.
adjustments we have made, with personal care
and attention, a selection Of a stock Of PIANOS
which will form the largest and most beautiful
assortment ever before presented in any Southern
city We have made arrangements which will
insure us semi-monthly supply. Our stock
shall always consist Of an assortment Of Grand,
Parlor Grand, Louis XIV, Square, Round. and
other styles Ct beautiful finish and exquisite tone
and finish. These Pianos we have purchased for
cash, hence we shall be enabled to offer them
upon exceedingly reasonable terms. We will
make liberal discounts for cash; take good en-
dorsed notes; sell by the monthly Payments; &C
cePt old pianos In part payment; warrant and
guarantee every instrument we sell give numer-
Gus references in this city Of persons who have
purchased Of US.
r, Also, always on hand, second hand Pianos;
rianos Tor rent by month OF quar- :er; Melodeons,
0uitars, vtolins, Violincellos, Accordeons. and
music merchandise In general Our Store is near
tenth street, No. 300 Pennsylvania avenue
JOHN F. ELLIS,
aP 2+d Pianoforte and Music Emporium.
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rELE9RAPHIC NEWS.

FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
M HOUSE PAINTING TELEGRAPH.
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EsOR SALE.-THE THREE STORY BRICK
l. House situated on Biidge street, GEORGETOWN
now occupied by Er. Judson Warner. The
building has been thoroughly repaired, and for
dwelling and store Is one Of the most desirable
pieces Of property in the town Apply to X. p.
JACKSON, No. i55 Bird ye street ap2S-1w
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY 25 per ct
w cheaper than 1t can be 4 gIaS<so
bought elsewhere in Washing ANsSN
ton, at tzESSs682A
]. ROBINSON'S, ~s.1'2asn1as4S
ap2i-1m $40 Pa. av. opp Browns Hotel.
Dogs CLOTHING FOR SPRING AND
- Summer.-We have on hand at the present
time the largest assortment Of Boys and Chill
dren's CLOTHING to be found in this city, suit
able for the present and coming season.
WALL d STEPHENS,
pA-3 322 Pa. avenue, next to Iron Hall
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EOR SALE.-A GOOD ESTABLISHED
l. Restaurant, situated in the middle part OF
the city The present proprietor has cen doing,
for the past seven years, a profitable business,
and will sell 1t cheap for cash. This is fine
chance for young man with a small capital to
CONNER &c business Price from $3.50 to $3.50.
Inquire at this ONCE. p25-3t*
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cows! CATTLE!!
TURNUPS HAVE TURNED DOWN The
Il subscriber has yet 900 bushels OF Connecticut
RUTA BAGA TURNIPS, which will be deliv-
cred In any part Of this city or Georgetown, at
the exceedingly low prize Of 80 cen 8 bu shell
Those having cows would do well to purchase
as they are the cheapest ard best food that can
be given this season. Apply at Centre Market, or
Az Massa' husetts avenue.
apA 3t& DANIEL, GRAHAM
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7 ARGE DWELLING HOUSE GEORGE
IL TOWN FOR RENT The House on the
corner OF Dumbarton and Montgomery streets re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Major 1t is suitable for
large family, and has large garden attached,
filled with shrubbery, and pump Of good water
In the yard. Rent very low. Impure Of MIR.
JONES, on the opposite corner. apo 3i*
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V,HE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING
Il TON will depart at the follow sEA
ing hours:
Leave Alexandria N, =, 11,1X, 81, 81
Leave washington. ..s, 10, IL, aK,iY,s
ap2-d JOB CORSON, Captain.
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CLCTH DRESSING AND DYEINa Es-
TABLISHMENT.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE-EsTAB-
lished himself I'm the above business 4. pre-
pared to DYE Silk, Merino, and Dela'ne Dresses;
Silk, Dsmask and Merino Curtains Grape and
Merino Shawls dyed or bleached. Gents Goats,
Pants, Vests, Cloaks and Mantels cleensed OF re-
dye. l.. J. DENHAN.
No. 2i9 south side Pa avenue, between INn ana
18th streets, opposite Gautler's Confectionery.
ap 11-1ms
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VARIETY HALL!-THIs ELEGANT AND
newly httt d n all is now offered for rent for
Balls, Concerts, Fairs, &c. Every care will be
ta1 en- to make this central and convenient Hall
the most attracti place in the city, by prnIer
and efficient management. Apply to W. WALL
of Wall & Stephens ap25-1m
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LATEST NEWS FROM PaRIs;

HADAME g. PKIBHAM ANO 49, n N
Nl Pa. avenue, No: ga, between lUh -
snoton that thew have received, with the
iast steamer from Europe, the latest fash
ion Spring MILNE kY and BONNETs, &C,
from Paris. ap lS-lm
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DARASOLs!-PARA II
L Just received nom the ManufacturersGN
30O,P ARASOLS In every quality and size, L
and for sale very cheap by
WIN r. RILEY,
ap 2-1m Cor 9Th St, OPP Centre Market
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
IN Gentemen's Furnishing Articles adapted 70
Spring and Summer wear, at LANES
Gents urnishing store
ap14- 424 Pa. av. near corner ~ steef
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A CARD.

E>Oa sALE-ONE OF SWANS PATENT
Il ATMOSPHERIC SODA FOUNTAINS,
complete. Apply to
ap 1l-2aw2w w. ELIOT, Druggist.
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EOR RENT, IN THE FIRST WARD.-A
L large Frame House, on The corner Of 22d and
Streets ats so month. + or sale, three small
bricks on Goth street, near NJ. NeighhorhoOd
good. Apply to Il. w JOHNSON. ap26 -eo3t*
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EOR Rem IA VERY NEAT BRICK
House containing rooms, and large yard
in front, situated on 18th street, between and
H, No. 451. Rent SAYS per annum. AFo, house
No us Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, containing IL rooms and back build
ing Terms very moderate to a permanent to- ant.
Inquire next door, or Of X. w. BATES, Room
No Az, Clerks Office, House Representatives.
ap s6-3t*
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STORAGE ROOM FOR RENT.-A GOOD
y dry room rs by IS feet, under the new Bowling
Saloon on street, between 9Th and 9th. Said
room Is doored and would answer for furniture, or
any thing else. Apply onthe premises ap2i-3t*
EOR SALE THREE NEW FRAME
l. Houses, containing six rooms each, situated
east Capitol street, between 4h and 5ih streets
very liberal credit will be given on the above
Dentist, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 18th streets
ap2 i-3t
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ID EsTAURANT, BOARDING HOUSE AND
IL STORE FOR RENT.-We " I'll rent that
large no Sc situated opposite the marker in Alex
andria, IA rooms, large yard and stable for
$3.50 large store loom annexed for so, an excel
lent stand for the market trade Also that well
known Restaurant below, FIR $500, all well a ted
p TO suit the tenant. Address LLOYD CO,
18th street, Washington. apps 3t*
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FOR SALE AND RENT,
[Sse frstpag for other Rent and Sale mo;iess ]

IoeeJHS'PuSeJ V VtHe' HeHI uHu D"Fe "otttes
DOR r N T "A TWO-STORY BRICK
L House, mo $50, 18Th street, between B and
streets, Island) containing six rooms. 1t will
fine vegetable garden, also, grape arbor, and
flowers, all I'm good order. 1t will he for rent by
the LIST Of May. Apply on the premises to Mrs.
SHEA. apes 3t*
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WATCH RsrURNs.-George barnes, (slave)
drunk and out after hours, was made to pay a
fine and costs by Justice Hollingshead.
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Proclamation OF the President.
WAsnrNGr0N, Feb II

WASHINGTON, Feb H.
The President to-day issued a proclama-
ton setting forth that indications exist that
public tranquility and the supremacy 81 tho
law ia Kansas are endangered by tie repre-
hcnsible acts and purposes OF persons bofh
within and without the territory, who pur-
pose to direct and control its political or
ganization Nv force. Com nations have
been formed therein to resist the execution
of the territorial laws, and thus effect to sub
vert IN violence all the present constitutions
a and .cgal authority; that persons ding
without the territory, but near its borders,
contemplate armed Intervention in the NJ
fairs thereof; thar other inhabitants OF re-
mote 'ateS, are collecting men and proYl-
mr. arms tor the same purpose; that COM
b.ua ions within the territory, by the agency
OF elaisSA res and other means, to induce III
4yidua States Of the Union TO interfere N
the affairs thereof, in violation Of the Con-
,;ituaoa of the United States plans Tor the
future determination Of the future iRStltu-
ioa> o. the territory, If carried into exeea-
ton from within. the same viii constitute the
tact Of Instruction, and il from wtthouE,
that of invasive AZ zresson, and viii in either
case Justify and require the foreble nterpo-
siti0u Of the whole power Of the General
Government, to maintain the laws thereof
ana fhy Union.
lie commands all persons engaged in
uni lwfll combination against tine e3nstiGn-
tsd authority u the Territory to di>parsc ,
that any attempted instruction III tie / g :
ritorr. or aggressive intrusion into thu same
ALL bc resisted, nor only bv the employment
of tue local militia, but also by that Of ang
ava Liable force Of the United State. troops,
Is In end of aSsurInv the immune
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ARRIVAL OF THE pRoMETHEus.
New Orleans, Feb. |

New Orleans, Feb. Ii.
The steamship Prometheus arrived here
to-day from San Juan. She left San Juan
on the 5th inst, and bringing San Francisco
dates Of the Dist.
News from California is not very impor-
tant. The agricultural accounts were bet
ter, and the news from the mines continue
encouraging.
Tire Legislature was having trouble III
electing u. ~ Senator. Several prominent
candidates had withdrawn in order To harmo-
nize tie American party.
More fighting had taken place between the
volunteers and the Indians.
The Inauguration Of the Jackson equestrl-
an statue in this city took place to-day
There was an immense military and Give
procession, and the spectacle was grand and
imp0slng.
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aknell on the hours trough which YOU watch
ed the shadows of death gathering upon her
sweet face. And every day the clock repeats
that old story Many another tale it telleth,
too, Of beautiful words and deeds that are
registered shove. You fcel-oh, how often
that the grave cannot keep her.
You>o AMERICA. Mother, may / have q
sled NJ
Eyes, my son, ak your father"
NO mother, you ask him; you've hoen
acquainted with him longer than have" il.
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IaE Loss or a Wire. In comparison with
the loss Of wife, MI other bcrcayements are
triaing. The wife who fills so large a
space in the domestic heaven she VINO busted
herself SO unwearicdly for the dear ones
around her bitter is the tear that falls upon
her cold clay! You stand beside her coiiia,
and think Of the past. Ii seems an amber
e4lored pathway, where the sun shone upon
beautiful Towers, or the stars hung glittering
overhead. fan would the soul linger there
No th3rns are remembered save those vonr
hands may ungillingly have planted. Her
noble tender heart lies open TO Your inmast
sight You think Of her now all tender
ness. all beauty, and purity. Bnt she Il
dead The Hear head that lay upon your
bosom rests ia Still darkness, ON pillow Of
clay. The hands that administered - TN
tiringly nre folded, white and cold, beneath
TIKI gloomy portal. The heart whose every
heat me8.Hred an etcruitv of love, lies under
your fee,. The flowers she bent over with
SMILES ! nd now ahoy her III tears, shaking
tae dew drop from petals, that the Ferdure
around her may keep green md beautiful
There II no white arm over v0ur shoulder:
no speaking face to look up mo the eve 81
love; no trembling lips to murmur "Oh. ii
is sad" Therc il 50 strange a hush IN every
room--no light footsteps passing around no
smile To greet YOU at niehtfAll. And the old
clock ticks and ticks, and ticks--it was such
music when she could hear it Now il seems
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Il. III. 0+CONsOR a BRO.
spuraTf aRfES AND DIR tEGtST'

4 foTHFGtRfEst II NIL. t~trner Thjrd ina n
L \ johnson sts. heoku Ia, SOW i'll eocip ~
/ 1 large and Isl IA selected siach ~ Drug.
Nt1ietnes Chemicals aud Dye etufs. Also, -
LARGE - rfneut title popular Patent Med
tIl4es uaw To usss ~ which tIey have the eAcIu
i've agency IF therefore would call h" utfep-
5oH e country mer-h ant ana druggists 10 the sama
eszr stock II fvt3D IS lacge and yaTiru, compri
sas l.8blu's Ba2tu nuA Jules Hsuei's nm Ey-
t6a every description II Hair Oils, pommai
fs4ev aps Tooth Nal ami Hair Bsushts. aud 81
.load Is u.ed for toilet purposes.
Gh.le, brands OF Cigar, Snuas, and IohseaJ az
wy 81 i md
- phy.geans pre- fil Is sns ear laliy calapoan-
Odd II al bauFs II lay o. nt-at.
.hl6-d T. II. OC0NNOR d BRO.
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EcIcErnpniC News.

WASHINGTON. Feb. L.
The Speaker has not yet announced the
committees.
The House had two more trials to elect a
printer. Last yote-Follet 65, Wendell 90,
seattle ing %. Adjourned.
Mr.. Rust was arrested yesterday for the as
saalt on Mr. Greeley, and held in five hundred
dollars BALTIC his appearance at the criminal
court. The complaint was made by Francis
&. TreadWeli, of New York.
Nrw YoRk, Feb. II. At the recent Alaba-
ma American State Convention, resolutions
were passed denying the right of Congress to
leeislate On the subject Of Slavery, exceptto
protect il where it legally exists, claiming
for territorial residents the right 10 declare
for themselves on the subject; regulating
and condemnlng squatter sovereignty, that
neither Congress or a Territorial Legislation
has right 10 give unnaturllized foreigners
the right 10 vote, and approving the course
Of the Alabama American representatives in
Congress.
BrfrALo, Feb. l2.-Irish delegates from
tne principal cities in the Union and Canada,
assembled here in Convention this p. NJ. AZ
the Dudley Hall. They organized tenn ora
r.ly by the appointment of Rev. Mcdonnell.
81 Kingston, &. W., President pro tenn.
Some ~ delegates were present. The press
We're excluded from the convention.
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~ The late Major Thomas Harrison,
VINO died il Boston on Monday. the osth of
Jannary, says The Boston Transcript. was
III braYest ofhc Of the second war. vi b
',reat Britain. In the charge at Chippewa,
where he lost his ieg, on, Of his full e6mpa-
ny Of IS men, only b were left standing at
ter me shock. lIlrrison refused to be car
ried to the rear, but urged his men who loved
him Is 8 father, to 20 forward and do their
duty. Taxing out his handkerchief he tied il
round his wounded limb, and making tor
niQaet BY the help Of his sword-grip, stauneh-
ed the hem rhage from the flow of the sew
cred artery. He never lost his senses for u
moment. General Scott riding across til
field saw him in this condition. ..Harrison :
said he, with great feeling, II ara sorry to So
yon in this plight, ana wouid stay by vo4
II my duty dilno call me elsewhere" TIE
naAt any Capt II (ho Was afterwards hre-
yetad Major for his galnntry,) submitted to
amlutation with the utmost fortitude.
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Home
INsa aNkA. (O1IEsANX.

0fi4e NJ. Wall erect New york
Cash Capital. S5Uouo0o0.
Am yun IL Assuts. STi-..73,47-
IN faat IL .ablitiss, Sga,G11 fS.
fI,4ll, Company at 81. from aet 3thr ia ha ging
l apal5 I'll eapltal IA S30ap}Nun and no VI
tends naitfe -stes aaiders NItaaui first provd-
nefsF the a1eufned premium ID all utslanda1 pol-
ieies Id addition Il theeap&ai.
ciiA=.J MARTIN, Prss.
4. Il. WILLAMETTE, ,ee.
4au2alsn WI Il. TURNER. Aecnt
hEUksIA MARINE sN~t RANCE 90.
Capital. $500, 900.
fNiIIs Company prepared e do Marine lnsur-
| anee mess. Caryo risks taken at Gus tpmary
rates. ard he usual Cash facilities extended 70 reg
ular customers.
Loose pdamptl s. adjusted.
DiHEf To1s
4 Bf.dgnan Wm. f Turner,
+. II Harrison, tfc'. Il. ~mgth.
Jobu Tsmplin, 4. L. Demlng,
John Met an, = E. Conn.,
6 dar6ef jas. T. Cox.
". G. Ben.gen.
4. BRInGMAN. President
q. d. dYTH, Vice President.
4. l.. lEMING, Treasurer
NV. Il. IapsEa, eeerette.
0lre u u s54eg Concert IL aI hnlinE.
iauataAnsino
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ssoiy .iny Presents.

I you want 70 make yourfrtends presents that are
L useful we'll ornamental call at Carey a
hilbourne's kilbou1ne's Block. dec25d
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WEI GASlulC0 IIQih LIE CpllN 6ltipI.
srrcE rr Folks. 81 don't ike those PEG
pie ghet are - dreadfuly ''stuck up," WI.
tIla remark wi overheard the Other day.
NAat ara ''stuck up" people, thought W..
AMI w have been looking about to see ii w.
coald find any.
10 you wee that Young man over youler,
leaning against the post Of that hotel piaz-
~, twirlmg a shadow walking stick now and
iaeu eoa1iug the hair on his upper lip, anu
watching every lady that passes, not Tint he
cares 70 sec them, but is anxious TO know
whether they observe him; he belongs TO the
'.saur6 up folks" What Is the occasion
Vel, be happens TO have rich father. anu
foolish, vain mother, who have taught him
thai he isn't common folks at all. and TINT
poverty - almo4t the same as yuiearitv ana
noaune-s !, and so he has become stuck az
h. doesn't take pains to learn anything. Tor
lac doesn't feel the need Of knowing any more;
he does not work, for he was never required
10, and il - cXquistely stuck up tina Il Q aus
MOI tlle least idea that he VIII ever come
! 5Nu-Ao dosen't know, however.
Iaafe goes 4 young woman-lalp, she
calls herself with tho most condescendlnz
...f ~ nobody III particular, ANA an all pe.-
ylllng consciousness that"all creation ana
.a rest of mankind" are looking Ut and al
hiring her She never earned the sat size
est-, SHOWS q litJie, very little, Of great
many things, and nothing thoroughly Of au1 :
thing il most anxious lest she should ba
troubled to make i selection out Of fifty
young men, ali Of whom are diving for her,
she suppoSe-; she is one Of the stuck VI
folks, and thatis about all she IS.
In.tt oliIsh gentleman over the way, bar
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lHa fALL or rain TocENiQrEr Eyers one
Wlti recollect the Tolrniquet, or turastile.
platel ~ the entrance 81 the Paris IShbi-
zion, 70 count, Independently Of every one
'u' tue person who carried the KEY u the
instrument, each person who enters. welt
what use do you suppose il I'd be made of tho
Ionr4qnet, now that It's legitimate occana-
lon gone? Jealous husband has bought
i % place al his wife's door when he goes
cut