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SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The Union notices the proposed new anti
Democratic party, and announces purpose to
discuss the four propositions put forth by it,
viz A United States bank protective tariff
system Of internal improvements and distri-
button of the proceeds of the public lands
The IHtsihgencer has an appreeiative no.
tice Of Hon. A. G. Brown, of Mississippi, Just
reelected to the u S. Senate
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81 OOO A YEAR ("
$1,000 A YEAR =.
GOAL.
COAL :.
COALm,i

Now on the way. will be unloading in few days:
Schr. thaneaford-89 tons White Ash Egg Coal.
Schr. WIN. Kennedy-I2& tons X ed Ash Egg Coal.
Schr. Iy da Ann-l0i tons do do do do.
Schr. John Alex ander-77 tons White Ash urnace
Coal.
Schr. John Alexanuer-5s tons White Ash Range
Coal.
Sehr. John Tuckerton-f1 tons Red Ash Egg Coal.
Do. 10 do los Furnace do.
Sohr. NebTaska-2no tons White Ash Egg Coal.
Do. do. I5S tons ed Ash Egg do.
Schr. Exc .sior-ls3 tons White A sh Egg Coal.
Do. do. rs tons Furnace Coal.
Schr. j. PendeT, Jr.-23S tons Furnace Coal
The above will be unloading during the coming
week.
Orders filled from the vessel at usual deductions.
hand. Ali under cover. 2,2iO lbs. To the ton.
i. j. e. w. nj. GAIT,
Northwest cor. 18th and G sts., No. 5i7,
n last one square south of Pa ave-
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION. upper rolling
mill Of DuPont's powder mill, at Wilmington
Del, exploded yesterday morning Tive men
named Shannon were injured, but not fatally.
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TWENTY-FIRST
MILITARY AND CIVIC ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry,
CARUSpS SALOON.
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. sd, 1857.


The Infantry take pleasure in announcing 70 their
friends and thc public that they have perfected "a
their arrsns ements for a Ball on the above ~
date, when they Will lie pleased To meet themF&
as IN the days of yore.' in the interchange la
of pcasantries which the occasion W III afford.
They are under many oblIgat for the patronage
and support heretofore hberalIy bestowed eyInclnC
citizen military. ard pariIcuar the Corp- ana the
public may be fully assured that all efforts will ne
made TO render this Bal equally satisfactory as the
The prelude of the Ball will he repetition Of the
regular end fancy msneuvers and the manual OF
arms, executed by q detachment of the Iorps,
done nj the Ball Of the I'D February last.
Wlthers's Celebrated Band in full. has been en-
gagged
Ladies invitations will be issued by the Executive
Committee, To whom applications will he made
through the nembers Of the Company.
Messrs. Todd & Co.'s, Pa. avenue; ]. HamlIns.
Capitol HILL Jas O. DonneIl, Druggist. Navy lsrd.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting q Gentleman
The following gentlemen are respectfully request
ed to act. in conjunction with Committees Of the
Company, as Managers:
Cow Ssaton Col Force: Col R'd France,
Capt Tate, Gapt Cs.rIngton. Jas Kelly.
Ino w Mead, Hiram Rlchey, Jos Shlllington,
CSntr,bsttsg Msmb.,s Of ths CorrS.
Elp 4 w WsslIaoh'W N W Moore, Pepper.
T{fElshsf1,' fE SosIe. hs ssas.s.n'
ELsmb, WI Nahy, w BALDWIN.
w Rupp. & Werner. G Sportsman,
TE Williams. ] STANLEY, Rw Dove
SS e6g : Coleman. GTSIP Beers. TorpF sase'
jnS We EM TT s. Xst Treas.
nos Estates. NJ. W ST .Th,>&M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-14

II Some most admirable reading is to be
found in the November number Of the Young
Mems Magazine, which we have just received
fiom the publishers
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I AIDES DRESS GOODS
IL At REDUCED PRICES.
And ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS, closing out
for cash, to raise money Virginia and District mo-
ney taken In payment.
Fancy Plaid end Striped Silks for sH cents
Plain colored French Merinos for 62,. cents per
yard.
Black glossy Silks at 621f and IS cents per ward.
Hlch valencia, CashmeTes, Poplins, and Mousse
. ne Dealnes. at low prices.
superior bright Plali Mernos at 81 "a and 50 cents
49, per yard.
Plaid: figured, and striped Mousseline DeIaInes at
ls4 cents per yard.
SO pieces French. English, and American Prints
. from O.. Ia cents.
Fancy Chenil le and Merino Scarfs, from S7s cents
to $40 each.
Ladies' misses, and children's Shawls in great va
Plaid and fancy striped, and Bay adere Silks at 81
per yard worth 81.
Rich MORE Antique Silk at SI.75 per yard, worth
10 pieces bright oolors and figures Flannels, at ST.
Superior American Prints 10 cents.
Black and brown Debege I2lz cents.
2o linen cambria Hankerohiefs from So cents 10
White. red, and gray Flannels all WOOL at Is cents
sryard.
Black. brown and gray Cloths, for Ladies' cloaks.
White, brown, and celored Canton Flannels
ings.
Cloaks and Mantillas from 81 to SIS.
With large stock of all kinds Of Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods, which mus: he sold At snme pIice In
GEO +. ALLEN.
III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-14

III The store of Mr.. is. Rodoer.. go Wash
ington street, Boston, was robbed, on Monday
night, OF large amount Of velvets, jewelry, and
other goods.
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no THE LADIES ANDGENTS.

i would most respectfully beg leave 10 inform the
LADIES and Gents Of the District and sur -
rounding country that ] have this day re- ~
" ouble and Single oven Rising SIMPLY
Cooking Stoves also the Flora Air tight lat top
Cool king stoves. which meke my stock of Stoves
crates. nc the heaviest that Is or ever has been In
the District of Columbia.
Coal and Wood Stoves Of various sizes and of the
latest improved patterns, carefully selected by my
self for parors, stores chambers, dining roo s.
halls, bath houses, Offices, churches, and steam
boats.
All of which shall sell at very small advance
the original cost, as times are very hard. ] would
also say a word here TO my friends al d customers
that cannot make 10 mt through the day "a
leave their places of business to make purch ,ses
that shall keep open every night texoept sunday
untll O'Clock tor their accommodation.
Nos. 3i8 and 322. Metropolitan Stove and Grats
Factory. 3stOry, brown stone front. balcony m front
full OF stoves. G. WOODWARD.
p. S.-Just received from Boston, a supply o.
Shaw's Ca. Heating" Stoves, for which m me
agent IN tho District. nI@-6t
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NSTHE PROPRIETOR OF TIE RES.
.S tanrant, where 1t is alleged that q citizen was
beaten and robbed of S0 set forth in IN. Star of
the 18th, begs leave to state that the statement
incorrect from the beginning to the end. The said
citizen had Lo necessity to call at said to
collect bill, as there was nothing due him there.
some friends. and started out to the Avenue stat
ING that q he had two more friends, he would take
and his friends entered the promises, and commenc.
ed quarrellinE. He drew his pistol and threatened
him and was abusing every person: He then DOM.
went out 70 he pavement. and had a 6.ht Win him
Che proprietor went out and separated them; but
not until be had lost portion OF his ear. He, in.
stead of losing it Is represented Slo6 never pre
tended to have more than $50; and how he lost It
whether by gambling otherwise. he has no now
ledge. If he lost it, his friends know where il
is. and whsS has become Of It. Men get drunk, get
fighting lose their money, and then tbsir
loss to set Of men, for the purpose Of covering mn
their own litl lie mistakes. W
JOSEPH nVDru
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S22 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 322
White and coIored Shirts: Silk. nj rno. and Co.
ton Undershirts; Silk, Merino, and Cotton Drawers;
Cravats, Stocks. Ties. Scarfs, Collars, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Mufiers, Robe de
Chambres, &c. &c
Our stock of the above goods are entirely new and
embraces all the lare est sizes.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
so Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
n4-'w INTEL States
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REMArNlkEa!s LET Il S &. tks FIT 1sssss

City. ID. e.. November IL, 1857
IOroered 20 be inserted in the Eyrxfxa g., =.
being the newspaper having the larr eat - -
any daily paper published in wsshinftou ! W
~ Persons applying for letters IN the follovl,,
list, will please say they are ApvKHrfsrp
-f LADIES LIST.
Adams, Mrs OstA's Honl Mrs Mason n,..tp
Lrsold, Mrs X " Hsrtt. n A De Murts~b n.rv
B.rned, Mrs Mary Ham 10 m, Miss N Hob'e M, via,
Burns, MRS Mary Hsrlstook Mrs 3 Nirhops M,,.N,..
BERTH, Miss . Hckey MIRO Pprsntton Mr.. n 4,
buteher hrs rhete ksrr hr Poveh, ara Susan
SiHk hrs maria kEet Mise Molly Reilly, hrsFN
Campbell, MuM Lee, wfayA Robsy Ht.. 500
Carter. Mrs RIB Lee Mrs MART Smith Mr., -.
Crssseu, Miss ~ Lsnbert, mrsf Smith, hissyC
DeRoye. Mssw LINER Mrs l. Scott nfuR.h~-r.s
Dsbgerfeld Mrs Lambert Mrs. 4 eu Mr.. IND. A
Del Misc Mary Little MArtaD Storey M,ss Lar.
Fillmore Miss Moore Miss Sophia smer. Miss Hellen
Green, miss &c Moore, miss Emm. webb Mrs Peps.op.
Gains, Mrs Geo marry Mrs Ann webb Mis- nsr,
Gibbons, Mrs J Michel Mrs Hsnnts william Mics A
Galytn, Miss Mcguire hiss Wslters, Miss Amt.
Hart Mu Miner Mrs auu A Williams \ no an M.
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Two THE PUBLIC.
Il Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an UNEXPIOSlVE GAS" which in ro-
thing but the well known Ethereal OIL" therefore
deem IL necessary to caution consumers for then
safety, thst the only genuine article is known as
"ReintzePs non Exp Ioslye Burning Fluid" and is
prepared and sold y F. STUFF. at his De pot, cor
er of lIth and streets. he being the sole possess
Of the right for selling the same in the District Of
Columbia.
l4-tf FR. STCTZ.
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TIE KANSAS INBRoaLIo.-Most readers in
this region have wondered how and why il is
that excitement exists in Kansas against Gov
ernor Walker and Secretary Stanton, the DO
htcal information heretofore spread before
them coming, for the most part, from sources
symPathizlng In Gov. VS. course, Indeed.
we ourseif had, up to yesterday morning, seen
no denial OF the allegation that the johnson
county returns were fraudulent from beginning
to end. That fact, however, proves to be We.
hemently denied, as will be perceived by the
following letter, which we take from the Mo
bile Register, and re-publish by wav Of e,-
planning the evident grounds on which those
who dissent from the propriety of Gov WALL.
er's course, will seek this winter to prevent its
virtual endorsement by Congress. In repub
fishing the letter in question for the informa-
ton Of the Stars readers, we have to add that
we know not that its statements are entitled to
credit. That is question to be solved here.
after
KANSAS. Oct. Is, 1857.
DEAR Sin: Our election has resulted as / anti
eipaied WalAer has succredrd in drfsaling las.
rarTott, the Black Republican cand idate for Con-
g'rss, ias been Z lrctrd by about three thousand
hhJoflty. We have succeeded by the returns,
however In electing twenty two members Of the
tbn'y-hihe In the lower house of the Legislature,
ana seven OF thethirteen members Of the Council
nu' now 10 walker. This county q. g. Dou;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-14

TEE WEATHER The following report of tho
Weatherfor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about CLOCK A. m
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

Cd by person 20 situated and well qualified to form
an opinion. Hon. DANIEL UtLnAN IL precisely
such person. He csme near being elected Goy-
srnor ofNew York at tho GsbsrnatOrial election in
1853 and is gentleman Of eminent talent and re-
spcctability. He lodssd. but did not board In the
house, and estiAsd that wken hs came home about
Midnight, the house was perfectly still and 90 re-
maiucd while he lay awake for some timc. He ex-
prsssy states that he saw nothing In the conduct Of
the persons accused to cause him to suspect their
completely.
Itis Of great moral as well ss legal importance
that tho truth Of this dreadful matter should come
TO light II evidence shall DO discovered proving
eonclusively tho innocence of those now under ac-
cusation, tho present general belief Of their guilt
will be striking warning against similar error
10 future. If the contrary II shall be provedbe-
youd doubt that they are Justly charged with the
murder. then the studied deception which preceded
and followed the bloody crime will cause it to be
considered moro than ever 90 one Of the most re-
marksble furnished BY the criminal records Of this
or any vther country.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

II b but TOO psObsbls that this distinguishsdnsu
whose nams must ever remain assooiatsd with ~
schisvsments Of science and the sympsihies 6fta-
manity has fiIea victim TO discsss Y = ~
when bis liz was su,en valuable one to ths wof'k
Intsllgenee has been rscsisod stating that be was
at the point Of death at Havana on the 18th inst.
and the Information 10 30 reliable az TO leave no
doubt that he breathed bic last como days since,
He has left behind him impsrisbabls proofsofuse-
fulness to bis race and his fame constitutes theme
ON which his countrymen will not fail to Dwell with
just pride. tsf ~
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

At Market soo Beef CATTLE, 80 Stores, 7psirs Work
ingOxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 1900 sheep and Lambs,
and 2OV Swine. r44 ~ r.i.-,.
The following were the prices:
BEEF CArrLE.-Extra, Is SO; first quality, es 90 ;
second quality, IS; third quality, &6 25 ordinary,
Is 0V. iiNN ln N'fg 1nr-g 80 af 'HrHh5'
IIiDEs, 8 l-2s 0 90; TAILow, 8 2 sac; Pelts, q
as 0O each; CALv SKINS, lac per Id. 80 ~.
SroRxs.-Y -Yearngs, none; tw years old, t2o 80 ;
three years old, t3s Al. tNA - ill
VEAL CALvKs--S6 q Z, cash. .neilnl 9.4
WoRKme OxES-Sales at 81 l0o, $50 and l75.
Cows AMP CALvr-S29, 81, 35, 40.a 45.
SHssP AID LAxBs-EAtra, See OF; by lot, eS 80,
S76, ,4a50o. ~ jilli-H q tli.L 50 I,o n
swrs--e 1-2c retail, . 10 l-9 per lb. ,;t
RnnARKs-Ths supply Of Beef at market to-day was
small but the weather Tor the last few days beiug
very warm, there 10 not as much Beef wanted and
prices remain shout the samc as last week.
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Miscellaneous.
At Mobile 7th, brig Auratc Davis. disg.
Cid ut Mobile 10th, sch Matron. Taylor Havana.
Cid at Savannah, lth, brig Confidence, Melville
Cardenas
At Wilmington 18th, bark Saranac, Bigley Cuba.
Ar at Havana 9TH, bark Cornelia, Barton, Ycrk.
Ar at st Jago cath ult, sch James Wixon. Usher
fin Bristol, win st Thomas.
At Havana 10th, barks Topeka, Church. for NYoik,
ldg 2l0o boxes sugar mt So; Carlo Mauran, Andros
for do, to load $500 boxes ut same rate.
At Matanzas 7th. sch Paragon, Hatch, Bristol.
Sid fin Havana 3oth, bark Muskinguu,, Luther, Pro-
vidcncc; brig Cordova, Franklin, do.
Arat Sagua lst, bark Mary Il Barney, Dickcy, Ma
tarZas.
At Sagua la Grandc 81, bark Mary Barney, Dick
CIV, to loud for New York.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

!" The revision of the laws Is slowly proceeding,
The important subject Of taxation has been passed
upon. and two leading points settled. These are
TINT property actually held for religious or educa-
tionsl purposes shall be exempt from taxation; and
that from mans personal property there shah be
deducted the amount ofhs Indebtedness, In assess.
ing taxes.
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Public Schools.

4 The Quarterly Examination Of tho Public Schools
In the West District took place on Thursday and
Friday. We understand (for we were not ns.son,
ally presently that the exercises evinccd contipu-
ancs Of tho same proficiency which wo have before
had occasion to commend. .t 3II.4
Tho Public Exhibition at Armory Hall by por-
ton Of the scholars will receive attention in our
next, -
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-EXHIBTTION.

rTYIERE WILL BE A PUBLIC EXHIBITION at
i AnNoEr HALL, on the evenings Of FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, 10th and 2lst inst. by part Of the pr-
pills of the Senioy Department Of the West District
School, assisted by some of the former members Of the
School,
Admission Is cents to be paid the door Proceeds
of the Exhibition to be used in procuring Phosophi-
cal Apparatus for the School.
The public cordially invited to aid the object by
their attendance.
Exhibition to commence at 1-2. Doors open at Z.
Per order flS 2t
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

KANSAS NEws.--Sf. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE Kan
sns corrcspondtntof of the Republican says that bill
authorizing the courts TO admit to bail in certain
cases, vetoed BY Gov. Gsary, has becn passed over
bic heed, with but dissenting vote In the House,
Tho commissioners aPYinted to investigate tho
charges against Surveyor General CalhonR have re.
ported In his favor. Gen. Clarke, charged with
killing Mr.. Barbour, has given himself up, and en-
tered into recoguizauces 10 appear before the court
In March,
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

ECTURE.-SULLI BALLOU, Esq. Of
~ WOonsocket will lecture in Armory Hall, ON
TUESDAY EVENING next February gath.
SUBJECT" Eloqucncc Of Shakespeare"
Doors open at 81 oclock-Lecture to commence
at 1-2
Tickets of admission II cents, to be had at James
Gardner Sons, and ut the door, FIJI 1t
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

Dr. Raumback, in his travels on the Cape Of Good
Hope, says: found very frequently among the Dutt
which they kept hung up by ihong around the neck
Of the bottle TO peg over their haihmocks Indeed,
this seems to be their sole protection against the throat
them. ] Thought !. apeaking comment on the prac-
tical genius Of the American people, that they should
furnish the staple and believe only remedy this pco
pie buy to use. Asking if they used the same manu-.
hcturcrs Pills, they told that better purgatives
grew all around thcm than anybody could prepare.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-Welearn from the An
gusta (Me.) Journal that ON Tuesday last young
lad !" Augusta, named Mark Cox, son Of William
Cox, destroyed himself by swallowing n doso Of
strycLninr He took tie poison about d o'clock A.
m, and after lingering in great agony. died ut "a p
IN. He was In his sixteenth year.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21
By 8. A. DRIsCoL.

UCTION.-will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,
"A ON SATURDAY, February 2sth, ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ the building standing on the corner Of Levin and
Miller strcets Said building is 24x4l feet, stories
high, and can be finished into store or dwelling
house ut very small expense.
Conditions made known at sale. f2l Sc
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

Eight fellows, about 1S years old, have been ar
rested in Philadelphia for robbing MIR. John Hen
ry They knocked him down in the evening near
his own house, rided his pockets, and then ass sted
him to his house, where they robbed Mrs. Henry of
her finger rings, stole the valuable from the bureau
and escaped with their booty. A policeman saw
the rascals helping Mr.. Henry home, but thought
they were doing it out Of kindness Mr.. and Mrs
Henry, who are Germans, were so terrified that
they did not SO out of their house for u week.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

PERTINENT SATmE.-The Providence Josrmal
has the following neat hit nt the mania for portraits
Of Persons brought to public notice by criminal oc-
currcnces:-
Unless q new murder takes place in New York
pretty soon, the Burdcl will never be flushed
in the papers cf that city. Tie eagerness to read
everything connected with it has mot all abated.
The New York 7ribwss has devoted IN 1t, one
hundred and fifty columns, and the Herald Of Sun.
day sold $4,000 copies Of the paper containing the
verdict Of the corOncr's inquest. The pictorial
papers bring out their portraits Of tho prip,ipal
persons Of the tragedy and some Of the moro en-
icrprising among them, In total disreearA Of ex.
pense discard tho sM cuts that with slight eOrrec-
tions had served for the countertt prescntmsnt Of
every celebrity In murder, or love, or war; or poll
tics or the Gre department., for the last FIVE ycars
and have ordered new ones for the express occa-
| sion.
Eclel complains that his portraits does him
shameful injustice, representing him ten yeafs too
Old, and 20 weighing two ksndrsd pounds, VIII ne
only plesds guilty 70 one hundred and thirty.6ve,
tsnd moreVver cving him savsesncss Of exprcss-
Ion and 4 snpersbundance Of whiskers tp which he
- % pvetrnsion. He should remember thj cxi.
scpsiss Of the press, and take consolation from the
fact that be fares no worse than others. His por-
trait, being new one ordered expressly for Rim,
was nee essarily made rather large, with the view
Of being cut down for the next subject, who may
be successful Mexican General. member of Mr..
Bucbansa's Cabinet, or an African slave trader.
The feminine companions In Mr.. Eckel's misfcr-
tunes have the same right to complain. II they
arc really handsome, As the accounts say, there 70
something more atrocious In the HbelDous pictures
Of thcm than In the coarsencss If the cvrcssr or
in the charges Of any Of the witnesses We have
faint recollection ef the features of Mvs. Cum
ningham ia the picture of Polly Bodinc published
ten years ago. II We arc correct. - iss fair pro
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The express
train on the Lake Shore Railroad, coming from the
East, was thrown from the track on Tuesday, near
Dunkirk. Two cars were prccipitated down high
cmbankment, kill ng young lady named Braincrd,
from Attica, and one lrisbman, aud also badly in
juring several other passengers, but none fatally.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

There Is to be ball In Cincinnati ON tho 23d the
the purpose of erecting monument to Gen. Will
liam H. Harrison, the hero of Tppecanoe. An ef.
fort Is to be made at Mobile to erect monument
over the remains OF Major General Gaines, which
now rest in the old grave yard Of that city, without
even a stone to mark the spot.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

- HyNTNGDoNs INy STATE PRIsoN.-It u said
that Mr.. H. has already got on the right side of the
Warden. and instead 0 mailing and packing up bed
steads s about to be transferred as beokkeeper to
the Office Of Mr.. Woodruff, the contractor In con-
sidcrntion Of his "mornl insanity" this may bs o
temptation. It said, however, he has conducted
himself exceedingly well since being in prison.-N.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

Hrsnr In Exeter, 18th, Sarah Henry, wife Of Ebcn
Henry, aged a.. .Il.3l. ~ ',1 E1rf
LAwros-In Newport, lsth, Lydia, wife Of Dsa Gid
con Lawton, In her 4sth year. - ~ ..f
Prnsr-In Newport l4,h, Joseph II. Perry, aged
% years. 'A
cAHp.Srsn-In harrington, leth, Miss Ann Csrpen-
YER, aged ~. l. I.sf l'd til. .'tr....I - - .
Jcsns-,In Providsnse. 10th, stephan W jones' for.
neriy Of Dartmouth, Mas. aged -. 81. . :
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

Tho wife Of one of the Chicago railroad kings re-
Gently gave, Mt the fremont House, in that city, n
at the end Of the hail. amid the festivities of one Of
the gaycst Of dancing parties 1t told it's own story
No ONE knew who gave and who did not give. Up
ON opening the box 1t contained S575, all given In
secret Il"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1857-02-21

A Bucks HEAD FOR THE PRESIDENT ELECT
The Albnny Josrnai says that IN accomplished
taxiderist OF that city hns prepared for prcscnta-
tioR to Mr. Buchanan, an elegant hall rack having
head, with spreading nntlers, tho whole surmount-
ed by preserved eagc.