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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-04

The business of this Company will compare faver-
ably with the most successful similar institutions in
From the LIST day Of August 1885, in fifteen months,
up to the list day of November, 1856 the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large sum Of
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and sixty eight CENTS with the PAYNE of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and sixty lone cents.
With these evidences of success and good man
aaement, the Directors feel justified soliciting
share of pusc patronage believing that the security
offered is ample, and that all fair claims will he ad-
lusted more according to equity than legal technical
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by fire on
DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, NAN
UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions of BUILDINGS and their contents;
or all kinds of MERCHANDISE trans ported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
and the usual conyeyances to or from portion Of
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the hulls of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium will be as low other COM
panes, and In fixing them every Improvement in
construction and arrangement will be tax EN- into
sldeTatlOn.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office, northwest corner Pennsy wanna avenue and
nth street, Washington City, ID. C.
Insurance may also be affected at the Home Office,
rorthWeSt corner Walnut and Second streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
And in other principal cities of the United States
BY authorized officers of the Company. APPS
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EVENING STAR.
THE SNOW AND THE SPARROW.

BY LUCY LARcOM.
The sparrow's song, on morn OF March,
Dropped out of the branches low,
Where the gay sky poured from her stony arch
Her last cold gift of snow.
The sparrow sang on the cedar bough
10 the snow in his half-built nest,
Ills time. high time for my music now,
Thou late, unwelcome guest"
The fakes fell thick on his shivsring mate.
But the sparrow's notes were brave,
They dubbed under the branches weight,
Elyulet IN cove.
The snow from the singer crept away,
For he sang with right good will
There az swelling buds on the bouzhs to-day.
The sparrow sings there still
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Il LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
THE PERI++SS fNSpHdEs SSE4,dND INLAND
FARMERS AND MECHANICS,
U IL n CO nj r ANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE..

OF PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
Authorized Capital. .........--. sl,2se,oom
OFFICE, NORTHWEST CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND nth STREET, WAsHINGroN.
DIRECTORS.
G econ f H. Armstrong. fRoms. Masssised
George Helmboid, r. Carroll Brewster,
James E. rsAsSAAs B. ;sis EsSssR President.
EDWARD r. HELMBOLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 3g7 ID street, opposite City
John N. Thornton. corner LIST street and Virginia
James Wijams, Nc; 2 = street.
vanla avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
Authorized Capital and Assets. 81, LOST OF
Invested in Bonds: MORTGAGES, and Good Securities
The following statement exhibits the business and
condition OF the Company to November i, 1856:
Premium received on marine and inland risks to No
vember l., 1856. S2l4684 60
Interest on loan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6'7O4 Al
Total receipts S%O0 l85 IS
Pad marine losses. S644T o.
paId hire losses. ......-........ S,7S 81
Expenses, salaries, and commits
Reinsurance, return premiums,
and agency charges. H,474 So
-SlT,l8 81
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HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.) April lsf, 1857.

Through Tickets to Memphis, &c.. sold at VIII
minston, n. c., Charleston, :. c.; Augusta. Savan-
nah, Macop; Atlanta. and Columbus, Ga; MontgoR-
cry, Ala; Chattanooga, and Nashville, Tenn.
To connect with the Western Trains on this road,
passengers will take niEht trains from Whining
ton. n. c.; Augusta, Ga; Chattanooga and Nashville,
Tenn; and the day TRAINS from Charleston and
Kngsville, s. c.: and Atlanta. Ga. ap7-tf
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NOTICE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
~ T TlHflRE az bA { LAMP QEFICEs

In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March Sd. 1851 entitled IAN act to establish three
additional land districts in the Territory of Nebras-
ka." to be called, respectively, the MEN AHA LAND
DISTRICT" the SOUTH PLATTE RIVER LAND Dis
hereby declared and made known that the Offices for
said districts have been established as follows viz:
vile.
For the South PLATTE DlsrRIcr"a at Nebraska
City.
For the" DAKOTA DrsrRIcr" at Dakota City, in
said Territory.
Given under my hand. at the city of Washington,
this thirteenth day of pril. 1857.
BY order Of The President:
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General
ap h-law6w Land Office.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
l. UNITED STITES MAIL STEIMFRS.

The SHIPS comprising this affE
S@IA0xS Linz S4x>7
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. For sale by z. d. GILMAN, Special Agent. IS
Pennsy lyania avenue, and at the General Agency
corner of L and 9th streets. Navy Yard. feb IS
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
~ |;

M 4 NJ MS q q ia AL r. STUN RAIL hOAU
CoNrLETED-CoNSECTING
Ch1ttnnooGa, TeHn.; Charleston. -. C.; Saras-
nah, Co.; ard all rae NOrtheaSterH cities, wttk
Memphis, T6an.
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YORK Az nTHE MISSISSIPPI RiVER" VI"

fOKk MD The MISSISSIPPI HTkEK.
This road rs now completed and opened for the req
uar transportation of Passengers and Freight, aud
will afford more TX petition and less Expense tlsn
any other route between the Northeast and South
west. Passengers and Shippers will take due notice
thereof and govern themselves accordingly.
Passenger Trains leave Stevenson daily al N
O'Clock. a. M, (afer the arrival of the trains from
Chattanooga and Nashville, and arrive At MepphTs
same day at D.. m, connecting with First Class
Steam Packets tai New Orleans. and all other impor-
tant points upon the Western Rivers Goods con-
signed to Railroad Agents at Charleston or Savsn-
nah, will he forwarded to Memphis and other points,
by Express Freight Trains.
Freight charge Of the Adams Express Com.
pany Is carried this route daily by the Passen
ger trains. r. e. ARMS
General Superintendent.
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'ry respectfully. yours, R.B. DRANE
Rector of st. James, parish


y. $. OPERA GLASSES of great varietv TEL
ESCOPES and MICROSCOPES, WATCH MA
MEX GLASSES, and many other ARTICLES i'm tbi,
line at very low prices constantly on hand.
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Qedicines.

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP having successfully
u passed the opdea to which many discoveries In
the Materia Medics are subjected, must now be re-
ceived as an established medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-04

llshment of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose of trying
his glasses, | vas furnished by HIM with a pair
slightly cOlOred blue, which have afforded me more
relief and qualification than any have ever tried
My SIGHT, originally very good, was injured by writ
hour; but with the aid of these glasses can Study
almost late ever, and that too without the pain
/ have previously suffered. '
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-29

Just started for that place, and the passengers
Will take their dinner there to- MORO i
Jefferson asked tlef little man whether
she Federa1ists or Democrats were in.powergE,
-aad d saw that Adams walked up when be
asked the qnesti Don Z know any-such
division replied he The. egreat measure g
Of the day upon sHhich parties are divided,
is the; purchase Of the, South American con:
stinent,at five thousand millions pf dollars
Ego fori and before another year the bar:
gain will be eonsnmmated We, must have
more territory ae hay, got half enough
Extent of territory gives q nation dignity
and importance The old thirteen States OF
your day, gentlemen, were. asmereF cabbage
patch, and should have;beemconsoh dated in-
to one State. Tenor twenty days sail ran
you plump into a hostile port, and then you
had a, demand for ddty. Besides, conflict
ing interests always brewu up difficulties, and
then come treaties, and finally wal, ard then
debt, andsat5last oppressive taxation. A ma;
tion should own all the territory thatjoins
~ $ Inc ocean Is, Is .ne oaly naeata. pogals
slor . people h.aAs oa nave peen,' e =
politician ~ your day ana az 5ussS engage
TO correspond with q CERTAIN IA New ork eal7
torwho shall be, nameiess yon strike g on the the
doctrine a ne boldly 9 $: g
fne n..le man proposed returning inse .ns >,
atens:vmce, ana eShipa.lpg g as ~ ne.a.l =
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8 WHISKY RooT, Some time ago i wrote
you that there was;sucba thing sinthis eoun-
try asa whisky root; you disbelieyed Inox
take my revenge by sending you aspeeimen.
Tits what the Indians call : Pie-o-ke3 1t
grows in Southern Texas, op the range Of
sand-hills bordering on the Bio Gande, and
in gravelly, sandy soil. The Indians eatsit
for its exhilaratiug effect onthe system, pro
ducing precisely the same as asalcoholic drinks.
It lis sliced as you would q cucumber, and
these small pieces ehewed, the juice sval-
lowed, and in about the same time as com
fortably tight cocktails would stir the divin-
ity' within you this indicates itself; only its
effects are what I might term a'little more
k:a-u,o.r.tiia.,g, giving rather wilder scope
to the Imagination and actions It can be
sliced and dried, and in this way the Indians
preserve it, then: psrch and serve it up as
coffee or tea. It is evidently of cactus spe-
cies, and it resembles that more than any
other plant I have never. seen this partic.
ular root mentioned ip any work, and be-
ieye these-and pecimens 4 sent TO the ed
itor Of the Southern Cultiyator-to be the
only specimens sent from the State. .Iswish
YOU s5. would have these analyzed and publish
theresult.- Eesas Cor, of Nep Orleans
scuvalae, sssss;ss ;s5sss
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AAn fonlohons

not knowledge; and SO grow up and go:out
into the werld, holding the shadow for the
substance, until the hard teachings Of life,
which, fortunatelyfor our sexmake no dis.
+tinctions, but set for. .women a task as hard
as for men, and require it to be as perfectly
finished against the great Examination, make
them realize that sthei brain as well as the
hard has real work to Dc. - ~ 81. s ~ 3 g.
If women were taught this more in their
youth, and made to- know that the feld4of
scientific OF historic truth is not a place for
pleasure excursions, .butfor daily toil-Where
patient labor, and that only would bring them
in q harvest, we should see around US q. DIFF
ferent race from the thoughtless and fantas-
tie trifers Of the present. day. The truth
would make as free indeed free from this
blind subservienoy to the dictates ofsfashion-
able folly and despotisn. Train girlstothink,
and give them sound principles for their
guide, and there is little fear but that they
Ewill;make valuable women Buteradle their
minds in the lap of ease, and require ofthem
nothing but to be patient recipients Of food
prepared BY the. labor Of others, and there
will be noe cause for wonder, if, fromt thechrys-
ais Of girlhood they emerge butterflies in
the world Of fashion and frigolity: 2 i
For the mind to act to any purpose, Is
necessary that it should not be overloaded
nor confused in its operations But few
Studies should be given, and IN these great
accuracy and precision should be required.
The girl who leaves school, mistress of her
own Language, and of the history, geography
and literature connected With it.sit knowing
little else, is far better educated than nine.
tenths Of the ordinary class Of school girls,
who can enunerate a dpsen sciences and
half a. dozen languages as among their acs
:quiremea IF that can be called acquired
-of which their minds but for . brief mo.
;ment have held possession: s e. y.
. The former shas something, small though
itmay be, in the vast field Of knowledge, she
can call her own the latter stands o thrift
less slhggard in ether people 3 grounds ;;sshe
possesses nothing, and :smost hopeless case,
blinded by.4anity and flattery, thinks her.
self. rich. ys,o RorS Teacher. - IS IS
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THE WESTERN HOG CROP.

!, Yr1 Az rrs, :, -, An ~
NJ, = = IS so llisS isc
me .eliesins ,all.ole q s. iion slis 'anetn
na.l l'les gssrss, q lseens aa.s, conan. ~
taaus s.assns1.s = eas - tutHsess = s|s e
pfsssns s ~; .so s,;.aa;., @
! s ~ y 81 8 s.9 :. :.
.u ~ :. -. .asass :. ~ 1. isass + og
Pasy sue tse.sp = sns a.Ass ~ s.oss =
lefas son.saS.s = ~ ~ ssus as.isely . ., aas
oeen W. saass ~ ~ - 80. wv e
h1sas, hssas !. s g. ga,amber I dsflar y :, =
~ ~, 1ss.Ssaa - 80 Aas. !. !.
s y ~ Z - .s.s ssis.as i - 8
isg ss'ssss -, rh ~ s ssis.I .lau
= st,s ~ 80 ;i, Z e.. s sa1.as,
~ ~ A s. hs;ss gsaara1l1 H. @ d;sasssaa ! saa
- .ss = ,':sas % III 49, essssi
S ;i,s =. ~ ~ aau
~ y - = : :, 90 .sss' e
80 sss.;sss & = ~
.as % Az ,s 80;
ss - ,s ~ oas =. ,J anas.I
isf. M - n,on,sots ,,bs snsc;ss !. - otbss nlsss.
ho,r 4 - 3 s,
ana we'll iaken care Of In some places it is
ss,.,as 5w;tb tha .ps,t;nacifv that nj
1000 sa n;ss.. a. ynarss, pias wers slsuah. rs
.asad ~ - s,,;,,, 8
s;sb ana tbemass;inHs a4e tpide 4bs, 1oss
NE slsnsbterad E w;n,erS we're lntins stEs
iast o,r, pors = Ha,e and tbe,s ya tind con,,: an:
mn n;oa,;ons Tho rans+s I'm, csoyTasnond
ants of ~ 4 tbat Ibsrs
- ps.
a nb.n w. !. i re.oIlso,sd .bass.bess IL aarsssnana:
snts oonatras ~ sns,d I,
st;n,e .roostino sl,o;,ts III, nty ,conrt bonsas
~; - - In i :.
Z, nass .@.a,.s.s; iSa A.. 80 o.ba. o.
tuell 9p'uiOp,i :, lu,ns ~ 1V 3. esn'
o,Yps II pl = sAsss9s .sssas sssa n "a
az lusetos,ea = .l p.ests.yu -. =. S.
aiaaSI M I nuQ sa.s sssus s ~
Z lss.' oi.s e., :. az sa,,;.. h.
10y - sgs - ~ ..e -. 'nsl =, !.
i s.st. ~, = - J J
ulaAe ivy gtvps, - oase IN: Inc l1'0eusn.s l'
anu 'i'e leau' eAls. y ~ sn.'. Z
In our paper we publ sh the assessors re: N
turns otsthe: number OF hogs IN fl kentucky
complete. Z we aise pnbllshthe returns from9 9
thirty one Fcopntles lnSsoaio: Ine former AF
shows an lncreasetofs t'oenty,,asne per cent,
as, compared With last year and the: latter after
OF eighteen per cent: Inc returns IN Ken
tucky are OF hogs SIX months eldon the ioth
Of January each year.. and in Ohio OF hogs
over. SIX months months old on the lstoi
April each year. IN Kentucky we y hnd
over one million hogs over slxmonths old on
the 10th OF January 1891 and IN Ohio, II
the increase Elm the counties not yet heard
from is the same as 1t is in those reported
there were 2,fs4, $40 hogs oser.six months
told on. the lst OF last April. Indiana and
Illinois hadsno doubt three millions OF this
age onthe lst of April, 50 that it will De M
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TIE ToMBo EAARONs i

Ear to the north where sthssbfosd valley
Of the sArabah melted into mist lay somes;
thing blue and shining, refecting the skys
There was no mistakiug 1T Il was tie
Dead Lake of bitterness, thai, entembs bsthS
cursed cities on the plain. On Its left are
.ths: ever fertile cliff of 81 is light tie
gloomy mounsains Of Mosh lhsss objects
however, were in the fur horizon. q -
We passed over 4 heap OF fsrnins, once
perhaps convent when Petra Was q bisIi.
opriek and along BY the fallen wallis d fsap
einclosure that may hare been q garden. and
ascending By q reservoir whose archsd eeys
ering is stillpesfscl climbed i'd Che sStsine
summit By steps cut in the rock HefasNs
stood on The: :undisputed locality 6f shs lat
scene If the life of tie great High Prisstaf
Israel 3 S
& Here he stood ON this Ysry rock ghete
are Standing, and surveyed thesams az
ISOLATE scene that now Hes before ,ps Bes
,hiud rise the bald swelling ridges ef tfiount'
Ser the mpassible land Of Edom |; 10 ffQlfr
reaching put to- vide horizon, the ssf
aud terrible wIilderpe II that des0lstg
5regioa ashad accpmpa panied bis psopls i'd
their w.nderinga Of forty years BsloH
lies ibe broad valley Of the then
sBarming with the tents of fhSs hpsts 6
Israel. And yonder;; perhaps, where t6af.
sand cloud Is just now rising from tie de6ese,
the pillar Of cloud rested immeyab BE osex'
the sacred curtains of the hbernaeie
yieg, ,of the mighty multitude he can nak
:atons6ient for no longer; iingsieN just of tbs
iborde Of the Promised Land, to him: for
sbidden, and underneath this clear bl1e can
:opy Of heaven, Aaron calmly put Soft his
isacerdotal robes and surrendered bis etscf
and his life together.
small plain building covers o Ia suuls,
NIT: II is sanlted within, and covered sbf,
q fiat roof one of which d: q dome gbriiss
tan feet are not allowed to enter the build
ing. We looked in through sa small spaf
ture Ia The door and saw only ans ltafsksVa8
tomb covered yitG 3 pa, like the osd;pS5g
mosque tonbs al etssire Tkis SbuildiSsie.
erected ont de lniins ois former strnc5nrss -.
We found round Il small iFsgmSatss otsnsfs,
Die and, alabastsr, evidently the ssnsios qf
some more samptuons construction, epeshsps
sof tn, early Christian, or even ofsJebish
'timess The claim 81 this spot d, be the
last resting place Of Che great high nisss
has the strongest evidence in is tsgpr: s. Ths
mountain correspond q: the focsliity sgiiSsp
in the narraatiisFe and some monument talse-s
cord the fact has been perpetnatea from 36S
earliest times The tomb Of Aaron ls
been reyefed alike By Christ MassaimSfs
and jew, and bis very dust, il il. .pot'ats1
improbable TO believe, still reposes q ,itss
2 mountain e'''Is sancs sSss
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There seems sags tie RsasSiag sSSs3 SbS
an Impression on 3hs minds Of man, sk4t
the banks 10 tiiis State forfeit their chsftefs'
when they cease % pay ont specie bis Is
mot. correct, as shown .bs the following aef,
passed Decembe y $40: toswhish the bsnts.
are subject, Second section of which Tsads
as follows: -
Every bank which shall suspsnd he psy,
Stnentof current COIN forits notes. ofs Nkick
shall declare d determination tossuspsnd sof
refuse payment Of its notes, according %
their legal obligation, in csrrent coin, sha
become liablesto pay the State of Soutb j
solina, at the expiration of every 1eutk isisss
such suspension or dscISnsi suin is
money, at The rats Of, I've Der leensspsrl i.
nun apon che whole 3amonnt of.i6 no6 q
which shall have been issued I'D eiieulsiiS6
1.-THE eommencement Of fsslid n6nil Sia
shall continue to pay s. ths same rsts ss3hs
end Of every month, until the said bankshJl
revoke sitad adeclsntion, and shall lawfully yres
deem its notes when demanded according
to their legal obligation; the said som of
money to. be recovered by aetionsof debt in
any court Of competent, jurisdietion
30 0prRArryEs WIFHo1gr EMpIse5lTatNr III
sPH1LADEIpHiA are told that ~ thiis
moment there are are thirty thousand opefsatyss
and working men Of various kinds without
iemploymehtin The city and county Of Phils.
sdeIphia. Many yof them have families, Snd
thus the distress may be saia % extendaI-
ready, directly and indirectly to e hundred
thousand souls. In Manayunk aud fsaEr
ford alone no less than fifteen thousand PEI.
sons, men, women and children, who hass
heretofore had regular employment for year,
are now wandering about id idlsness apa
anxiety, the factories and workshops ii Hhich
they have; heretofore been engaged being
closed. This is the condition Of Affairs no5,
and matters ate likely to become much Norse
as winter approaches, unless some meaps
'snccor and assistance be afforded hid.
Ps,lnsyl ylpdaian, Oct. Is.
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s.y., A { CANINE HERO.

Eare; gong to answer the question hy a. Fecltal
Of aliftle history Itwould be worth moth.
inn IMP If is we're not true. We believe ALI fhe
actors ID. Il are aliyes sass this moment. The
laws, of France are Ne very sstringeht against is
canine citizens Dnring certain of the bot;
FEST months of the ysaF, each and an i, NTH.
E|out respect Of persons from The giantr 81
|;Newfouudland is the dainty gsii iiIken.haifed
Maltese, minute enough ia rest e S 81 8 lady,s
Emuff. must submit ts tie II Il, ,rnuazle before they
Eeo abroad, In Paris II these fased a months Il had
soassed, tie aspbaltum paqements no longer
melted hinder the burning SUM- d add tie popu.
|Iasian sof dogs ..ofs lfsdegfees and pedigress
were ncipated from sstlairve earisome ethral=
ldom,is But ID one Of the faubourgs there
lived 9 nannfa nfaetureF who had vague suspi-
Fcions that the honest dog who Was the guar
dian of his premises showed symptoms Sof
Ehyydropho obia, and pof wishing tos doom q
faithful servant TO death Without sufficient
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Agricultural and Commercial Interests Of the South
2SDAY..O OCTOBER agIs57 IS .

A hue and cry was,of course made afterthis
e1O0, asjftbeold dyin Threadneedle street
would be in the Gazette for want Of it,
Luckily the Sunday morning, clerk Gin
the middle of a5sermop, i dare say,,. if the
truthswere Sknown3 tfelta suspicion Of the
truth dart through his mind quicker than
any fash of the telegraph ITSELF He told
the chief cashier on Monday morning; that
perhaps the mistake might have occurred in
packing some boxesof specie for the West
Indies, which had been semitic Southampton
for shipment The suggestion was immedi.
atelysactsd upon: Here was race, light
ming against steamI and steam with eight
and.forty hours start given. Instantly the
wires asked, whether such vessel had
left the hsrbor Just weighing anchor,s
vasihe reply Stop her! frantically shout
cd the telegraph tt was dons Hayesup
on deck certain boxes marked SO and so !;
weigh them carefully They were weighed;
and one The delinaue was found heavier
by just one packet Of d hundred sovereigns
than is ought 70 be- Let her go said The
mysterious telegraph The ~ Wess Indian
folks wore debited with just 100 more, and
the error was corrected without ever looking
into 1.-The boxssorS delaying the yoyagesby an
hour: Now that is what may be called 9dos
ing business. ss's & s.. E: