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Baltimore HNkets.

BALTIMORE, Aug 20.-Flour is frmer to
day, withIsales of all descriptions at soas6 I2!.
Wheat is active and frmer; some grades show
slight improvement good 10 prime reds
Il 32aSl S5c; good TO choice whites 81 40s
Sl47c. Corn is active, and rather easier; sales
Of White az 54s5Sc, and yellow at SIS cents
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Financial

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O-Stocks are higher
ChicsgO and Rock Island 95; Cumberland Coal
Company 20; Illinois Central shares 1864;
Michigan Southern SSi; New York Central
S6;; Realizing els; Missouri 6's S5..
Sterling exchange is firm.
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CoUNTERFEIrs. - The Petersburg Express
notices $40 bills on the Farmers Bank of Vir.
ginia in circulation there which are we'll exc
cuted counterfeits. The only manner in which
they can with certainty be detected, is by ex-
aiming the sign ature of the President Will
liam Il Macfarlane, which is written very
fine, almost as thought it were engraved, and
the last letter is 80 written, that it can hardly
be determined from a. d. In the genuine, Mr..
Macfarlane's signature is written in plain,
bold hand, with every letter distinct.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rELYGR.Pr-
Important from Kansss-war Brevins

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 1T has been ascertained
. ~ KANSAS that the pro-slaveryites are concen-
ent points, for the purpose Of a general attach
on the FREE Soilers, imm ediaiely after the ad .
ntnent OF Congress Twelve block hOuses
lave oeen built a. different points, well sup
Pliea win arms Of all kinds, and garrisoned
A meeting it is also stated, had been held a.
Kansas City, which resolved toseud two thous.
ana men INTO the Territory. The people OF
send their quota. The border town, in MI.
souri, are intensely excited. A general muster
Of Missourians has been demanded.
The attack on Franklin by the Free Solar,
was for the purpose of getting possession 81
the arms collected there. One blockhouse was
captured, with fifty stands of arms, ard a
cannon
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BRooKsvnLI-Ths Weston (Va.) Herald
says: BrooksvilIe is the name Of the county
seat Of the new county of Cslhoun-called 20
in honor of Preston 9. Brooks, of South Caro-
lima 1t Is situated on the waters Of the Lit
tie Ksnswha, and Is said to be o beautiful
situation" SO. Ij % Dsi1ss'@ -.
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IL Goats, Pants, and Vests,
DresS Srifs Rnsi1sss Cr

NOAH WALKER 4 CO, MARBLE HALL CLcrHISa EkPo
Browne Hotel Building, respectfully
their annual display ofSPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
IL ready for inspection comprising
GEsTLKNKH YoUrBs' CLOTHING the rich
est dssigHs In material, trimming and workmanship
those who study excellence with economy
tcles of Dress opportunity is offered for selecting
from one OF the most attractive stock of goods in this city
al very reduced prices. ANTI
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BY WALL, BARNARD i CO., Auctioneers
HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS Al

HOhSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS AT
II Auc tton. On SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, August 10th, we will sell in front of our
auction Rooms, ats O'Clock, the fast trotting and
pacing Horse Burgundy, seven years old warran-
ted perfectly sound, and gentle and superior sad
die horse, and can go inside three minutes, with
one OF Flagler's best made Trotting Buggies, en-
tlrely new, and Harness. Sold for no fault, the
owner having no further use for him.
credit OF and months will be given, with
notes satisfactorily embossed bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD Il co.
au 12-ts Auctioneers
IL The above sale Is unavoidably pest.
poned until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aug
10Th, same hour and place.
WALL, BARNARD CO,
au lo-d Auctioneers.
III The above sale is unavoidabIy pos t.
NED on account OF the rain until THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, August 2lst, same hour and
place. WALL, BARNARD & CO,
all 20 ~ Auctioneers.
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The Great sto,m-Loss Of the Nautilus, &c

New ORLEANS, August 10 -The stes 1ship
Mexico, from Galveston 18th instant, has ar
rived. She reports having seen yesterday of
lemoalisr Island, some cabin furniture, and
o'her sigus of the steamship Nautilus, which
is undoubtedly lost.
western Texas is suffering from drought;
SUI, the crops present tolerable appearance.
captain Rodgers, ten seamen, aud three
passengers OF the ship Manila, have reached
TINS city DIX passengers are left on a small
island and i've Of the crew and ave passen-
gers are lost. liz is thought that two-thirds
of the cargo will be saved
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NOTICE .

VyTITHERS'S BRASS AND STRING BAND
w lately Of New York city, begs leave to In.
form the public OF Washingto Georgetown, and
Alexandria that they are now ready TO farnish the
most fashionable and appropriate Music Of the
day for Pic Mics, Excursions; Balls, and Parades
OH the most reasonable terms, at the shortest no.
Depot, on Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of 18th
street, or at Mr.. WITHERs' residence No 5i5
Sixth street. corner Of g. south side, near the Gar
TisOn. s. .-
All orders promptly attended to. ~ xs-lm&
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manufacturing Superior ices in the Sterling
silver WARE, viz: FOrks, Spoons Gobets, Cups, sc
which cannot be led in this section of Also
for SALE variety of fine Watches the
Makers aud complete assortment Of rich Gold Jewery
Fine Watch repairing OF every description
by experienced and competent workmen and guar
antief to give satisfaction.
No. s3s Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
Sign of the Large Spread Eagle,
~ Str
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DERSONS WISHING TO PU r c n :
l. superior Table or Pocket Cutlery, heavy 81
Trays or Toilet Sets, an excellent Clock, Tea Oh
Coffee UIn, Enamelled Kettle, Saucepan, F ur-
mace any Of the hundred and one little etcetera:
needed by every housekeeper, will DO Wen 20 cal
on FRANCIS, Just above Odd Fellows Hall, or
Seventh strest. He has good articles. and hi,
prices are low. Do 1y xo@u
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
II pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
Once and Residence on l street, No. 16s, be-
tween Goth and 2lst streets
N. B-Homeophathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the creates,
care, for ever ana Ague for Bilious and Bowel
complaints. &c. Gc. No 16-3m
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Departure for Eurone

HALIFAX, Aug. 20.-The mail for England.
per steamship Taurus, will close at 10 o'clock
tomorrow Thursday morning
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".
ttor: have just returned from a most de.
hghtful trip to Montgomery county, where
the fresh air and picturesque scenery are onIv
surpassed by the bewitching blue eyes and
rosy cheeks Of the buxom girls who abound
there COlesvirle is the name of the place,
tor the information of such of your readers az
are anxious to know where to go for wives of
natures own making. Colesville is quite a
manufacturing town, and the vicinity en-
braces some of the finest farms in the county
The coming Presidential election finds the
citizens here wide awake, and on the right
side too. On Saturday last quite an enthusi-
astIc meeting was held in the neighborhood,
and several gentlemen who were conside cred
rather doubtful as to their political position
IN the present campaign, came cut heartily,
and endorsed old "Buck & Brock" A tall
hickory pole was raised amidst the huzzas of
the crowd, and a general feeling of confidence
As TO the certainty Of large Democratic ma
J0rity IN November next, was expressed Mr.
Benjamin Fawcett, an enterprising farmer and
| manufacturer Of Colesville, is taking an active
part in the canvass lending his strong influ.
ehce, making speeches, getting up ma So meet
lngs, and arousing those who are Indifferent to
| vigorous action Mr. Joseph Fawcett, of Simp-
sonvills, Howard county. is, together with sew
| eral of the leading citizens of that place,
making extensive preparations for a ''pole
raising" in that neighborbood. There will
be, according to general expectation, a very
large attendance, and several honorable gen
tlemen are expected to be present on the occa
sion The meeting is appointed for next Sat-
urdsy, the 23d inst, and no doubt will be a
very enthusiastic one. SAN.
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rCitrate Of Maxnesia, nn aereeahl.

refrigerant and Laxative
nehts EUROPE anu America. manufaC tured daily. Soda
fountains 81 new and highly approved construction
choice ot OF Havana Cigars with full supply of
fumery Hair brushes Combs Shaving Brushes
Goods generally just received direct at
GiLMANS New Drug Store, 35o Pennsyvsnis avenue.
le 2o-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

BY 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
DORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOt.AxsrS
Mt Auct1on.-On FRIDAY next, the 2od an.
slant, at Il O'Clock, at F. & A. H Dodge, wharf
the cargo OF the brig Starlight, from Arecibo'
consisting Of
264 hhds. Sugar, part prime
81 hhds. choice Molasses
au 20-d +. 8. WRIGHT, Auct.
BY WALL, BARNARD & CO., Auctioneers.
prick COTTAGE On CAPITOL HILL
- at Auctton.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, August 10Th, at 6 clock, we will sell
In front OK the premises, Lots No. a and S in
square No 1852 fronting IS feet on the corner Of
and Tennessee avenue east. north side improved
with neat two-story Brick Cottage, containing
rooms and basement. The location Is good and
In fast improving part Of the city,
sale positive, as the owner is about leaving the
city. Terms at the sale
WALL, BARNARD CO.,
au ia Auctioneer.
W The absve sale IL unavoidabIy post.
poned on account OF the rain until THURSDAY
Ar TEhNOON, August 2lst, same hour and
place. WALL, BARNARD co
au ~ " Auctioneers
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ExcIrInsNr AT WHEsLNe.-A few persons
calling themselves Republicans" held q
meeting at Wheeling, Va, on Friday night,
A large number of persons attended through
curiosity, and much excitement prevailed. A
man named Smith made speech. At its con-
clusion he attempted to leave, and was follow
ed by large crowd, when general skirmish
ensued, during which two men named Hard
ing and Ward were wounded, the latter seri-
ously. This had the effect to increase the ex.
element, and to prevent the indignant popu-
lace from lynching Smith on the spot, the
wheeling Argus says he had to be conveyed
to jail.
The VALLEY BANK The Hagerstown
Chronicle says: In reply to a number of in
quiries which we have received from abroad
in regard to the condition of this bank we can
only state that at present the money is worth
nothing. The court has appointed Hon. J.
Dixon Roman receiver for the bank, who will
settle up the business Of the institution, and
make dividend Of all moneys received
Note holders may possibly receive so cents on
the dollar
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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

BY jas. Z. Mc6UI TIE, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ut the corner Of n streetand Main ave-
nue.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Aug
21st, at O'Clock, on the premises, | shall sell
Lots Nos. %. "a and IS, situated at the corner Of
AZ street and Maine avenue, with the improve
ments, consisting of large two story brick
Building, 30 by 50, the whole subject to a ground
rent Of $3.50 per annum for ten years from March I,
1854, with the privilege Of purchasing at % COO
Terms: ne-fourth cash the residue in six,
nine, and twelve months, with interest, SECURED
by deed CT trust on the property.
Sale positive. J. T.. MCGUIRE,
au I4-d Auctioneer.
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MAR RE ID,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev George w.
Samson, Ii. CHARLES ID. ANDERSON, U.
=: A, to Miss LUCY A. HAZARD, Of this
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LIBERTY HALL,

Penn. avenne, betpeen 18Th and 14th streets.
TIME PROPRIETORS RESPECTFULLY
l. announce that they have added a number OF
private rooms to their establishment and they are
prepared to furnish parties with all reasonable
delicacies.
Meals furnished at all hours, and their Wines,
Liquors, segars, &c are Of the very best quality.
au 1S-lw HAMMACH 4 COX
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THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND 9TH

WI ers leaving the city have the opportunity now
Of procuring presents for their friends and articles
for their own use at very low prices, we are
closing out our entire stock Of Fancy Goods to
discontinue the business.
We have a large assortment OF Fancy Desks,
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Cabas. Statuettes,
Canes, Porte Monnaies, Card Cases, Jet OIna-
ments, Fine Fans, &c.
large assortment Of superior Plated Ware.
Our stock Of Toilet Articles, Soaps, Extracts,
Colognes, Bay Rum, &c comprises the largest
assortment in the city, and no article but of the
best Of Its kind. T. GALLIGAN l. CO,
$40 Pa avenue, under
au 12-10t Browns Hotel.
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\ ATROBE,S JUSTlCE-New edition, re-
II vised. enlarged, and improved.
Just published.
ou TO- %. FRANCA IArLVh'
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kESTORATlNkf-Isa question asked daily by hundreds
We answer without hesitation fear
It is the only article known which will do promises for
the human hair IL will growt-t will atom tts
ans-it will restore its natural color is not Hair
Dye but speedy and efcscous Trial bottIes
III pnts ga quarts 81 Read the the
page. xpl9-n
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au 12-10t

ID EMEMBER The CHILDREN at home
IL and carry them beautiful Tow or a Political
Flag, or some Curious Notion from the Great
Toy Emporium Of HAMMOND, asa Seventh st.
II
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BUCHANAN SCOfTIsCH-
ID Fillmore DO
Wheatlsnd do
Jus, published at our Plano and Music Store
"a II JOHN r. ELLIS
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FILLMORE SD DosELsos Great Song Book,
only 10 cents, for sale at A. Ad lrnson' ., SSey-
snth street, opposite TO the Post Ofies.
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The EXCURSION OF CENTRAL Lopes, L. O.

The EXCURSION OF CENTRAL LoDeB, l. o.
O. F.-This excursion comes of on Monday,
August 25th, the steamer George W ashington
leaving the White House in the morning, and
again in the afternoon; thus providing for the
accommodation Of those who cannot make it
convenient to 60 BY the first boat. In addi-
ton to the usual attractions of down river
trip, it will be seen by the advertisement that
bath house has now been fitted up at the
White House Pavilion for the sccommod alton
of ladies. Esputa's band will furnish the mo-
tive power for the dancers, and frst class
caterer has been engaged to provide for the
hungry. We are glad to see that safety ana
good order are to be insured by the Danish
ment of liquor from the boat and from the Pa
vilion.
The DAYLIGHT AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
70 AQUA CREEK Baltimore" leaves
her wharf at ST o'clock TO- morrow morning
for AQUA Greek, at which point she will leave
her passengers, allowing them a chance to en-
ioy themselves to the finest advantage in fish,
ing, shooting. dancing. or whatever suits their
sovereign inclinations The shooting and fish.
ing at the creek and Whereabouts are described
as sffording capital sport in both departments
there being an abundance of white perch and
ortolan. A day spent in these heathful rec re-
atoms will bring the participants home with
renewed vigor and spirits for the discha rge of
the wearing duties and labors of city life
CRIMINAL CoURr.-When the Court was
opened, this morning, the case of the United
States cs. Bernard Msgee, which had occu.
pied the attention of the Court during a week
past, was submitted to the jury without argu-
ment The jury retired with the bailiffs at
i've minutes to eleven o'clock, and returned
with Q verdict of " not guilty. at ten minutes
past eleven. The verdict seemed to give great
satisfaction to the assemblage of persons in
the courtroom Mr.. Harvey, the indisposed
juror, is very unwell.
DROWNED This morning the body of Mr..
McKewen, formerly a huckster in centre mar.
ket, was discovered floating in the canal near
Seventh street bridge. 1t is supposed that
attempting to cross the bridge on his return to
his home on the Island, he missed the path
and walked overheard. He leaves a family,
it is said.
A BRIDGE.-Mr. Cross, the commissioner OF
the eastern section of the canal, informs us
that the bridge over the canal at N street
south will soon be ready for passengers II
Is constructed Of first quality material, and in
substantial manner.
ONLY 12t cents for q correct likeness OF
Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold by
the agent, A. Adamson, Seventh street, oppo.
site to the Post Office. Adhesive envelopes,
20 cents q hundred. fS
A WEDDING came off at Browns Hotel yes.
terday. The happy parties were a young
couple from Virginia.
IHB CASE OF MAGEs was not given to the
jury Yesterday afternoon Mr. Harvey is still
unwell.
WATCH RETURNS. Evans, disor.
DERBY and swearing in the street dismissed
j. r. 5. Johnston, vagrant; workhouse 30
days These cases were disposed of by Jus.
tice HoIlinpshead
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We LEARN that the United States accounts
Of the constables Of this District viii all be
paid the District Attorney intending to pas,
them ss they were presented.
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Grand & Attractive Excursion

Harrison Jacobs, A Moran, Jobl
au 1927
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DURING The STORM of last night a brick
house on south street, between Ninth and
Tenth, was struck by lightning. The wall at
the point where the lightning entered was
curiously perforated, as If from a discharge o.
shot. Beyond the displacement Of a portion
OF the mortar and plastering Of the wall little
damage was done 10 the building
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09

tag- A young law student of this city
who carries a revolver-while walking along
Third street yesterday, near Walnut, acci.
dentally dropped his protector" from his
coat pocket, and on striking the pavement
the ipis. ol went of, the ball grnzing his leg.
Our brave student thinking some one had
shot at him took to bis heels and ran rs fast
as his trembling limbs could carry him.
Butas that was not very fast bystander
soon evrtook him and explainedto his fright.
ened comprehension the nature of the affair
and gave him his protection, venturing back
after his pistol He said he had carried II all
winter and itnever did so before.
Such timid young men are in far more
danger frorm, weapons In their own hands
than in anybody else's.-- Gin Gar.
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ado yon know the prisoner, Mr.. Jones?"--
ayes, to the bone" "What Is his charactery'.
Didn't know he had any" "Does he live near
your $50 near that he has spent only five
shiIlngs for fire wood in eight years." "Did
he ever come into collision with you in any
natter?" "Only once and that when he was
drunk and mstook me for lamp post
"From what yon do know Of him, would you
believe him under oatl~ "Tbat depends
upon circumstances. lfhe was 30 much In.
toxicated that he did not know what he was
doing would; d;'if not, Iwouldn'G
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LAueHTER.-Professor Flogel devotes two
hundred and seventy. pages to n profoundly
philosophical investigation Of the origin, use
and benefit Of laughter generally, and treats
Of its different cases. and aspects under .hir-
ty seven distinct heads He is able to inform
us how to Judge mans character and dis.
position by hearing him laugh. The mean-
choly mans laugh Is a poor hi bil,-the
plegmatic is cheerful ha, ha, ha! and a SAN
guine habit is betrayed by its own characte-
islic no, hol
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tY-A paper in Ohio tells good joke Of
several prisoners who were confined in one of
the county jails Of the Buckeye State. The
jail was old and dilapidated, and one night
they escaped from their durancs vile, 10 9th
.er words "broke jail,"-but instead Of .esca-
ping, the jaiIor found them, next morning
seated on the top Of their prison house,
pounding the roof with great violence. Sur
prised beyond measure, he asked them What
they were doing, whcrcopon one Of them re-
Piled that the house lerkaa NO bad when il
rained, they concluded they would just step
out aud repair the roof.
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CorrEE.-The effects of coffee upon the
human system are said, by writer in Black.
woods Magazine, to consist in making the
brain more active, soothing the body generally.
making ths change and waste Of matter much
slower than usual, and the demand for food,
in consequence, much less. These results
are produced by the combined effects of vala-
tile oil, species of tennia, and n substance
called thine of cofieine common to both tea
and coffee. Itis also thought that the lossen-
ing Of the general bodily vast which would
follow the consumption of daily allowance
Of coffee, would cause saving of starch and
glutan equal to the cost Of the coffee.
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SALT For WHKAT.--Theodor Perry snys,
in the Prairie Farmer that he sowed one and
a half bushels Of salt per acre upon one half
of n ten acre field, just after seeding It with
Spring wheat and the result was that the
salt portion was ready for the sicle five days
earlier than the u6salted portion; and not a
particle Of rust, scab or smut could be found,
and the increase Of crop he estimated at five
bushels per acre.
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ley An Englishman ofreccntimportation
dropped into restaurant IN New York, o
few days iuce, and made hearty meal, top
ping of.witf piece of pie. The latter, up
on tasting, he found TO be cold, and calling tie
Ethiopian walierwho stood near, he said 10
HIM Stake ihispie to the fire and cat H." His
was great when Sambo walked
to the stove and quietly devourcd the pie.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09

G-A distinguished literary lady was once
found in paroxysm of tears over the sup
posed tomb of Washington, at Mount Yer
non, butwhich turned out to DO on ice house.
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The following paragraph is clipped from
the "Pars chit chat" of the N. Y. Express
We crave the pardon Of our lady friends for
publishing them:
II is pretended that the "hoop dresses"
worn so generally by the ladies during the
past season, ire becoming less fashionable,
on account the opposition Of the clergy, in
whom these monstrosities are said TO have
excited n holy indignation, One of the most
celebrated diviues of Paris is reported TO have
declared that tho "dresses of the ladies'
had become swollen with their iniquities."
There certainly seems TO be some truth in
the observation. It's becoming very evident
that the cinoline, so much worn during
some months past, is, especially amongst the
young ladies, ina rapid decline. The mali
cious female who goes by the name OF Ru-
NOR, declares that tie girls are leaving off
that style Of dress, because It "keeps hus-
bands al distance" Oh, shameful!