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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-03

port: as-
10 Mr. Dider SO much OF the ground as was conveyed
to the city in error for the opening Of Broad Street
The following resolutions were rejected as
recommended in the foregoing report:
A resolution authorizing the keeper of the Court
House 10 purchase beds and bedding for the use of
juries.
the case of j. B. G. ArNoult vs. the City of New Or
leans before the Supreme CouEi of the United Slatcs
MIR. Culbertson, on behalf Of the Committee
on Work Houses and prisons, offered the follow
ing report, which was adopted, aud the resolu-
tions mentioned in said report were, on motion,
concurred in by. the following vote:
Yeas--Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell,
Denegre Dupre, Lugenbuhl and Price---7.
Nay---Mr Gillmore---1.
The Committee the Work-house and Prisons TO
whom were referred the TWO certain resolutions adopt.
ed, the one on The 10Th and The other on The salh Jan
beg leave to report that the frs, of said resolutions
appoPriang ss,uil " is for the payment of supplies
ard November, 1855, and the second appropriang
St,39 80 for the supplies furnished for The month Of
December, 1885, that your committee We're, on their
third meeting and after disappointment and loss OF
tme arising from their being furnished with the
bills upon which said resolutions predicated,
enabled 10 examine all the bills constituting the aggre
gate of said two appropriations and are, from fair
examination of the prices, calculations and additions
of the same of opinion that the prices reasonable
and that the appropriations called for IN said resosu-
mend the concurrence of the Board in the adoption OF
said resolutions JNO. CuLBERTSON,
WIN C. TOMPKINS.
Mr.. Durell, on behalf Of the special joint
committee, to whom was referred the communi.
cation ofthe Secretary of the New Orleans Ca
nal and Navigation Company, offered the fol
lowing report, which was adopted:
The special joint committee, 10 whom was referee
New Orleans Canal and Navigation Company, touch
ing the bridges crossing the Canal carondelei, in In
City of New Orleans, beg leave to report, herewith
| communications from the City Surveyor, upon tn
subject matter referred 10 your committee, with TIL
endorsement of your committee in approval thereof a
far as the same relates 10 the bridges located al th
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(. The Commee on Finance have The honor to report,
upon the several matters referred TO them as follows
Upon resolution directing The Treasurer not 10 re-
ceiye in payment for taxes due the city, any warrant
bond, other obligation OF any kind Of said city.
Your committee recommend the adoption
Upon Surveyors certificates in favor Of Patrck Muir
phy for sidewalk paving done in front of property of
John Hocy, your committee repor. favoraby and Of
fer the necessary resolution.
Your committee offer resolution to pay sundr,
bills which were referred 10 them.
Respectfully,
J. EAGER, Chairman.
A.1GIFFEN,
StIr A pt>i r
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Inc lOilOWluS WoF6 EeAoTktu W euc L AAuAGe
Committee:
Of si'as chieke1ng, asking payment Of bill.
or jeremiah Norton, asking that the Treasurer be
authorized 10 issue to him duplicate license for
Lost by him.
The petition of n D. MARVEL, asking TO
erect blacksmith shop on his property situated
Apollo street, between Third and Fourth streets, Fourth
District, was on motion, referred 10 the Police Com
mittee.
The petition of August Muller, in regard to his
slaughter house Fourth street, between Live Oak
and Magazine streets, Fourth District, was read.
Mr.. Mcknight offered the following resolu-
ton in regard to the above petition, which was
| read and adopted.
Resozeea Tha, delay of six months from this date
be allowed TO Augusen Muller for the removal of his
slaughter house Live Oak street, prescribed
| by ordinance No. 20s4.
RESOLUTIONS:
| The following resolution was read, and, on
motion, referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
Resored That the Street Commissioner be and he
| is hereby authorized 10 cause another lamp to be
| placed ST. Joseph street, between Foucher and
rchoupoulas, and also 10 ascertain If The lamp at the
corner Of fchouponlas and ST. Joseph streets is OBJ
s,ructed by the wooden awning there erected, and if
| so 10 cause its removal
| The following resolution was read, and, on
motion, referred to the Police Committee:
RESOLVED, That all persons may be permitted to sell
from their carts wagons the products Of their farms
such places at the markets shall be desi snaed by
The Commissaries of the Markets, by their paying
twenty cents for each cart or wagon, and they shall
comply with all the market ordinances.
The following resolutions were read, the rules
being suspended, and adopted:
Resozred, That the Fire Committee be authorized 10
in the suit of Allen and Lugenbuhl vs. the city of
New Orleans, said action TO be had jointly with the
City Attorney.
Reso1ptd, That the Comptroller warrant on the
Treasurer in favor of W. A. Beecher for the sum of
two hundred dollars for months services
tary of the standing committees of the Board o. AS
sistant Aldermen, ending on the 2s.h February, 1856
/ pan tcfaa IA shnsl Hat n
BENT, Bridge, Chambers, Ducros, Fabre, GifFen,
Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Mcknight, Russia, stith,
Thayer and Violett--17
Mr.. Eager asked to be excused from voting
on the foregoing resolution-granted.
coMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
The following report from the above committee
was read and adopted:
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Il;
City Hall, February 2S, 1855.
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For F'iH Course. fnesadiag al Departments Of Eook
Eesptng, Lectures and i'ssaiGNs'il i"raf7dbiy ~
fSr FSfS coarseia Laaiss -
II thanks for tls r-4 ing AMI unprecedented sue
cess which have markell the their Institution since
M 10 a. meet n e mos a eea na%s @ 70 tie
rapldy increasing demand practical and c05apree
experience Of the Principal, heavy Banking ap CONNER
cia Houses assisted by educaed and accomplished gentle
men has enabled him 10 bring degree Of perfection
system COUNTING Room Instructions sy oral exercises
NOT ATTAINED NJ ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
student, by this process, driS the ,iRdjCid
a step by step Until he has mastered the whole routine
Q: an dafes thoroughly as Etoagh Ae had
LoHsd sud thus all WRrsRsss fstsring, and ggrOus
blrndel siEe, IN a great measure, ilsspated
ants, also secured he services OF Of the
enient Lectarers in Ohio to lecture commercial
Our course Instruction extended pnreularlze
her, R% Sa EoK S h @ ts asS S @ dscDssoS Of
its Scientific upon Commercial History,
aud History of Eminent Conmercil Men, Commercial &c
ogrGPhy, Commercial pr0iuctS, Commercial Calculations,
Pplitsa Eeonemy Nercntile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
peTshir, &c.
TIE L44IDIE.S' DEPARTMENT.
Is Orened for the reception OfIdies No Institution in
the Union mparts thorough OF Interesting COURSE in
In ccncIusiOn We wold add that we shall put forth
terns reception witlr which enterprise has met, and
pledge ourselres 10 i9aifH aoro thorough ptdctIeat
course q tdda ea's JorFaed otd"y
Among the many Recommendation we give the follow
we undersigned pleasure in tcsiIfying that
personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's ability as an
highest order. lie has had great experience AC
couutant, heavy Commercial ami Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in mparttng Irdcftrdt
En0as'e,ge Of BOOK AesfH9, and a ososG C0ni"eFcfdt
kaacat!0a.
4a President Of Farmers College.
L0RIN ANDREWS,
Z b. ,t.afES N,lla
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WHEELING- VA. THURSDAY M0RNING,
M.ISCEI / NEOUS.

CO4NoGI III '4104N 4NtoGGt4EooEEsALI p IKEA
TED b
In III A LA TION
M DICATED3 NAP oR5s.
RI 9oHNsoY STEM AET 81 Hll.osF, N. p.,.T
g.S n sgi gs s iis aai III 9,g ia gsqss
this age of progress, ntlcal has contributed
her full. SHARE t The selet Ssttrst and tint which
shines respendent, the iuher diadem, IS her
'se' ana MsDftSTFD siISf yAPoR I7 AIxfIoS.
in the treatns1s Consumption kindred aGections-
The most absurd n0oss ndsd prsiqdies SON
listed In the treatment Of CensmnP As Of skin and
puation physicians, have prescribed compounds
to b. ssen s into the ss{ ssa,Fs OF s gn
OF hope for the only enough OF It were
swallowed The stomach Yhere exists being The
fune.ious and the health thus nttgFtall Injured An
see the absuFdity ins eigy OF such course ne
disease Is in the lungs not 10 t stouiach then in the
maine oi SENSE do yoF1t apply
ote uHS The advantage Of InhaNtiUn In Consumption
and Throat Diseases h that medicines in the form of Tapor
applied directly TO the lungs, where the disease exists
tile stomach Is thus left perfectly free 10 aid In restoring
health by administering 70 it healthy Hfe-gvipE food
There Is hopeless that Inhalation Will reach.
administering the TGpors benso simple, that
the invalid is required to leave home, where the hand
offrnndhip and affection enis so much to aid the pysi
clans effort
The Inhslng methods soothing safe, and speedy, ard
consists the administration of medicines such
ner that they are conveyed into the lungs IN the form OF va
Pori and produce their action at the sent of the disease Its
practical is destined revo!utOuZe the opinions Of
the necl word rdestabh the entire durability of Con-
SUMPTION
TO embrace ut the advantages Of Inhalation, and
no longer apply medicine the uROending stomach. i
claim for Limitation place amongst e precious gifts that
nature and art hath given us that our days may be long IA
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE coNsuMPTIyE.
method not Only RATIONAL but simple, safe and eica-
To many Of my professional brethren throughout the
Union, tender Acknowledgements for their frank and
any course in tesytng to the merits finhalaton shan
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21
WHEELING MUSIC STORE

EASTERN PIANO WAREROOMS.
NO. l4g MAIN ST,
MKT DOOR 10 BgRRYHili's FuRSITURR STORE,
SETIiEFlE he l1nnd variety IIOstOn York
Wv Pianos, from the firsfclEss makers,
the celebrated james w Nose Piano, with Patent Danper
and Improved Scale warranted stand in any climate
eodeOn and Reed Organs superior in and finish, OF
my own manufacture Prices from $4Uto &lIj.
AUf the above Instruments rear from
purchase.
AIS0a select from best Importers Man
uCacIrs Of Guitars, Victims, AccorltOns Futnas, Flies
Flutes, and every article wanted by TIE world OfmGsc
The subscriber Hopes, bY studying the Of tie people
aud strict attention business, merit their PATRONAGE
MELODEOHs 10 LET SHEET MUsIC.
fol II
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I0tiN H. THOMPSON respectfully announces that he VIII
continue the o0k, Slfi0HefY aid viii PGp bisneks t
III Main Street. where he WI be pgv receive the pa-
tronAge OF sold ireis and te public senerslv Jnni5G
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Dividend'

rINE Board of Managers The Centre Wheeling Mbret
L House Association, This day declared a Dividend
Of per cent ont OF the net earnings the Company 70 ie
1st JRnuary-paytble on the 2atli inst. ff
All persons tint have payments on stock and hare
notrectved their certificates, noHedto bring their re-
ccns 10 the Secretary and get before the 2J SO tut
tltcy may receive the dividend payable Ht that time
By order Of the Board #f H.. III
CHAs. u. CECIL Secretary
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y = az 4%4t -h-l.N " a 4 Z 4thftN,
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Aluin superior Four
AZ dnirr Fetiag fwiur, French Gay Soda ASH sal
Soda Screen Plates, bed Plates Bcd Plates Roll Bars,
Knives RagGatcrs ETC., furnished order on short
sp8 LAMpDlN, GIIBRRsnN . M s
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Co-PARTNEGSIIIP
THE undersigned will continue the DryCoods business Ia
their present location under the and style of HEgLL
SswEAEINcES. They would respectfully solicit
old friends and customers continuance of their avors
5gt sissz.59 ~ -s-' q. W. HEISkELL,
December 81, 1855. E.B. SWEARlNGES, ,JR.
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3 MISCELLANEOUS.
s GRAN q RRsS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

~ '1I173'l I' CN)IlU N1I3UJS. o.,
4 be most Z borough mud Practical InHIi
atOm in Iie McAI. -
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The Wheeling Instrumental NM

EETS every Monday evening St y O'clock In the lac
tire Wheeling. 5. NJ NAMILItN lirr.it
y. a. .bItERieH CoudG@tpF. ay1N--tn.
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WIZ. H.EEIzING.
NEW AND BBA UTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
~. AWns6inaton fIniI,


HAVING returned from the EFrn cities With avery
large well selected assortment Clocks, Watches
and Jetlry the subscriber Nold call the attention Of his
friends and the puele generally to T. Assuring them that he
VIII sell cheaper tan ever heretofore HIS stock consists
Patent IsysT Porcelain, Msnte Gothic eight and one day
Gold and Silver English French and American Hunter aud
Open Faced Watches.
Partic,ar attention is called 10 the American watches
put IN gold and silver cases made wholly In this country
and Warranted prime lime-keepeTs.
The Ladies viii ni his establishment large and well
selected stock o. new and beautiful osme0 yswefy which
cannot fan TO please,
Having bought extremely low, feels very confident that
ne can sell Goods IN his line lower than ever before sold In
stock. c. P. BROWN
ocia no. { washington Hall.
Hear! HearM Hear!!!
GREAT BEDUcFIoSs GREAT REDUcTIoH!l
.Gesi1es- ia sclCsEaS OF sFAII wISERG Goopsi
ENG dcsirous of reducing stock in the above line,
ID have made the following redattions
EMBRoIDEitIES
22I those at 80 for So; and others in proportion am
Offering greater adaeeTsn M 1ssRsy other house
reduction of 10 per VIII he granted, aud those ready
with the cash will be able 10 bug from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $S1 Tie greatest bargains offered.
0icrs shall sell on the adv trrs; igtHu
cloth,
your prices
to aScnsh every MiIl wore. being anxious and
willing reduce stock to the lowest oin viii SCH my
goods so much less than
ANY o,nER Horsr
that that ven cannot help b9ying Conc all and every enc
ISAAC PfsAGER
Eastern Bargain Stort lis Main street,
dece2 bstMonroe and Unions sts.
ON and .,er ,. ls N9I5dS g 5.:g pre.ino IL, p,e..u,
" firm IicisSe Co. will he dissolved BY Limitation,
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NCoCRAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTCRE
BUTLElS'N BOOK X EEEEsIs'S
Writing Fluid.

Z
BUTLER,% BOOK X EEESE:ls'S
Writing Fluid.
NCE this superior Fluid Ink has been before public,
- nearytwO years, il has been constantly gaining in
favor, and is preferred by many the arfamed Ar
mold Fluid.
During past year twenty thousand quart pint
ties together with smaller sizes nuuerae uve been sold
TO bankers and merchants Cincinnati, Louisville, Pitts
brgl Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit, Terre Ha,te, Lafayette,
yncenaes, indianapolis, Evansville, Frankfort Lexington,
Nashville, Memphis, ST. Louis, NckuT Jackson Rachez
and New Orleans It has also been adopted in the State De
Parments OF Kentucky, Tennessee aud Mississippi II has
taken three first class Diplomas The Mechanics Institutes Of
Cincinnati and LOUSY C and iUr Diplomas and Prize Me-
dals Fairs held last Fall III New York, Ohio Indhna
and Illinois. 4.s
The following merchants bankers. i'll Wheeling, heTc
tOOre using ArnOds English IuE have purchased j. but
lerS Book Keepers Writing Flnil:
Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Merchants & Mechanics
Bank Of Whcng Bank Of Wheeling; Crescent AAnuacu.
ring Company; County Clerk of Ohio County, National TeIe
graph oice baltimore and Ohio Rnroad Office; McLure
House; Kelly, Holloway Cos Russell McAfre; Gordon
Matthews & Co. T. Sweeney Son. Doaue Cowgirl; On Il
Boyd Boyd Ott; Oliver lryOr Jas. II. stout Coz Lamb.
din, Gtbcrson Co; Press.
For sale manufacturers prices by
ocSO LAMBDlN, GILDERsoN & co.
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IArgu. nnd Tlmss eory.

TRUXAL'S SACRIEI0 EIIXIR.
a hed'cthG Tor Ay$T'el,siH 0iOne
Mis- medicine Is In extensive and popular use in Western
Pennsyyania. ltisTcparel by Dr. TruNil, Of Wash.
nEton and hus given relief to hundreds who have used
it, who are spreading lis fame far and wide. "a
The names of persons well known appear vouchers for
Its ei1cGcy In the above disease. 1Eizf
2lE3 eprice Al .nn.
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NJ 1lNJI-4.
ON and after the first Of january, pro&imo te
~ firm of HcisScll Co, will be dissolved by Limitation,
James a. Fet:cr retiring from the Lrm.
All persons indebted 10 viii please call and make pay
without delay, having claims against
will present them for adjustment.
December 81 1850
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Just Received

UuSL NGGElVEU,
w A. EDWARDS & BRO. have just received from the
w East (at their grocery adjoining the Post OiCe) }
excellent aud carefully selected Of fine Gro
ceries which they invite the attention Of all in Of
good and cheap Groceries Our stock consists In part of
fine
Rio, MaracahO and Java Coffee, brown, clarified do;
Crushed and Pulvrrizcd Sugars;
Teas in great variety aud fine qualities;
Cocoa RrOuna and Chocolate, best brands;
Fres Peaches. Pine Apples, Strawberries and Raspberries
in cans; Rice Flour. Corn SutTch
Farina, Sage, MaccurOn, Isuglass, Jelytiua;
Bermuda ArrOwToot, Dried CuIran, RuisiHS, Alm0pds,
Olives, Hops, etc
Tobacco and Sesars, fine qualities
Soaps, etc; Fine ground Table Salt;
Spices and Essences Of every variety.
Together with many other articles tedious TO
rate, all of which selling very low prices,
Call and examine for yourselves You cunt but he pleased
Remember the pacec0rner Quincy streets,
joining the Postot6cc Wbrcling, Va. myep
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-12-18

The UNION NOT SAVED AFTER ALLAH
though Mr.. Buchanan ia elected President, the
Southern hotspurs still contend that the Union
must be dissolved. Mr.. r. Barnwell Rhett,
wEo formerly represented Soulh Carolina in the
United States Senate, has written long letter
10 Governor Adams, urging dissolution as the
only hope and protection Of slavery. He says
sin nv humble judgment, all true states
manship in the south consists in forming CON-
binations, and shaping events so as to bring
about dissolution Of the Union, and southern
confederaCy,"
So dissolution is to go on, the same as ifFre-
mont had been elected, and in spite Of the chuck
ling ofthe Richmond Enquirer that call danger
of dissolution is over" AS they are all Bu-
shanan men down there, we leave them 10 set
tie this interesting family affair among them
selves.
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oann auditors Ohio 2iss 1855
obeae returned
18th
penalty
udiuga for the year 1906
land and
L the foregoing will the inter
besod lore Court the
S Carroll the Second Monday the IL day anu-
lO unless
penalty paid before that time j. BLACKBURN Audc
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EE The following scene actually occurred
between policeman and an Irish woman in
Cincinnati; II say, policeman. what's the
use Of that white thing 70 wear on one of yer
arms 7"
"VJ vummun, that's TO show that We are on
duty" "och be the powsrsl thought It
was because yes din't know yer right hand
from yer left.
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PRETTY SEvERE.-The Ven. DR.. Noyes, Of
Hartford. Ci., once said, when commenting on
that verse of St. Paul.
at pleased God by the fOOlishness of preach
ing, TO save them that believed" Paul does
not say by foolish preaching, fer IL il had been
by that, the world would have been saved long
a0o
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Humorous --RmOinp


. 10 The good cid times IN Ksnlaeky, when
/ subsiaa'ial justice Was administered ia log
caein' aitsr free and easy manner. . suit vas
Drought 70 recover certain moneys Of which Il
wa alleged plaintiff had been dsffauded By the
Ingenious operation knoEn IS qhimbls-rierin-.,
lathe course Of the trial. plaintiffs counsel.
who hapPened to be an expert. undertook 70
sgighien Che Court as 10 The msdus. Opsraa9;
OfFhe performance. Putting himself into pOsi.
tdfn' he produced The lbres cups and tie .IillIs
jOller, and proceeded, suiiing the seIion 70 lhs
wdrd
Then, may It please he court, said The de.
ieHdaut. placing the cups on bis knee thus. be-
gan shifting them So.-otfering to bet that my
client could not tell under which cup Wss The
'lalle joksr'-mearing thersby. may it pleas
Tie court, this ball-vith the iutsntion Of de-
irpudlng my client Of the sum Wagsrsd For
iqianee, when raised the cup 50, your Hon.
Q suppose yoE see The ball.
Suppose | see 7 interrupted the Judge. vho
d closely watched the perfOrmauee and was
sure that be detected the ball as one Of the cups
was accidentally raised. Why, any darned
fool can see where it is and bet on il, and be
sure TO win. There amt no delradin' thar
Perhaps your honor would like to 20 Y on
iP insinuatsd The counsel.
60 Y Yes, and double t. loo, and here's
tie Fhino. It's under the middle eup.'
I'D 50 V on that said the Foreman OF
the Jury. And I, and L. join ed in the jurors
one after the other. until each one invested his
Bils.'
Up said his honor.
up. it was, but the little Joker had mystsri-
ously disappeared. Judge snI jury Wers sr.
lightensd, and found no officially in bringing
in verdict in favor of the plaintiff on the
ground that it Was the 'derndsst kind Of frau
din.' His Honor adjourned the Court and
stood for drinks al! round, in consideration of
beng let off his wager.
A POOR FELLOW. who bad spent hundreds Of
dollars at certain grOggery, being one day
faint and feeble. and out Of change. asked the
landlord to trast him for glass Of liquor.
NO." was The reply ~ never make q
practice Of such things"
The poor fellow turned to gentleman who
was sitting by, and whom he had known in bet
ter days, saying
"sir, will you lend me a sixpsncs 2"
Certainly" vas the reply
The landlord with alacrity placed the dscan-
ter and glass before him. He tosk . pretty
good horn, and having swallowed it, replaced
the glass with evident satisfaction. He then
turned TO the man who bad lent him the Gix-
pence, and said
"Here, sir, is the siIpsnce owe you; al
ways make it point, as degraded as an. to
pay borrowed money before | pay my grOg
| BILL"
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The ETIQUETTE OF VIsIrTsa. as Kcho
does-she no sooner receives eall than Inn
medistely she responds to it.
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RE Somebody describing the absurd aP-
pesrance OF man dancing the polka, says che
had hole in his pocket. and was trying to
shake shilling down the leg of his lroasers.''
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WITHHOLD not good from them to vhom it
is due. when it is in the power Of thy hand to
do it.
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A POOR FELLOW, who bad spent hundreds Of
dollars at certain groggery, being one day
faint and feeble. and ont Of change. asked the
landlord to trast him for a plass of liouor