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Prescription FOR Sick LADY-A doctor gave
the following prescription for a sick lady few
days since. "A new bonnet, Cashmere shawl,
and pair Of gaiter boots" The lady recovered
Immediately. Shortly after, the sheriff prescribed
for her husband two executions and red flag.
He will not recover
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THE SPoRTSMAN'S WAREHOUSE.

THE SP0RTSMAN'S WAREHOUSE.
~ TUCKER AZ Co. have now open for the
re inspection of the citizens Of Washington and
vicinity the largest and best selected stock Of Sport
ing Goods they have ever offered. They would
name ~. ..-
Manton's
Bourne's ..t..
Hollis and Sheath's, ."....
Mills's
And other manufacturers, of every grade.
Dixons, Hawksley's,
and other Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches, Bags and Belts,
Game Bags, and Dram Flasks.
English Felt,
French Cloth
and American and Paper
Percussion Caps, Wads,
Eleys Wire Powder
. Cartridges, and Shot.
Gun Gases Cleaning Rods.
and Covers, Cap Boxes,
Nipple Wrenches, Turnscrews,
f." Lock and Tube s.
Cleaners,
Wad Cutters
Nipples, and Oil Bottles '
Dog Collars, Chains
Couplings, Calls, &c.
Gunsmiths Materials, OF every description
All of which goods we will offer at very low prices
for cash. Z. TUCKER CO,
353 Pennsylvania avenue,
o3 tt between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Corner Maryland a0enue and Sirth street, Island
REV. MR.. MEEK will preach tomorrow at
IL a. m. and p. m. The public are invited to
attend. ... .-..f,s. ........ ...., ...
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There are in New York 1872 establishments
where clothing is manufactured. There are four
houses that each employ over 400 workmen, and
twelve establishments in Fulton street that give
employment to 8, 600 persons. .-.>.. EO-".
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The Samese twins, now about AZ years ofage,
have fourteen children. They are about toproceed
to Cuba to exhibit themselves. 'r
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A person writing from Canton, China, says that
neighbor OF his had just laid in his winter pro-
visions--a hind-quarter of horse and two barrels
of bull dogs, the latter sailed TO keep.
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FOR SAT, F.

vEsHE UNDERSIGNED, INTENDING TO RE-
i move to the west, offers the stock and fixtures
Of his Cigar and Tobacco Store for sale. This is
one Of the best stands in the city, being located
Seventh street, and in its most business part. For
further particulars inquire at No. 39S, corner of
Seventh and II streets, of ....
$50 at t.- FL LYLES
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A CUsroN-HoUsE RoBpEp-Richmond, Va,
Oct. l8.-Ths custom-house here was entered last
night, the safe blown open with powder and
5000 in $40 gold pieces, and 81, ZOO in Is gold
pieces were stolen. The robbers left $4,000 be-
hind a.e
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washington national Monument Society

Washington National Monument Society.
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MANA
"A GERS of the above society, held this day, the
following resolutions We're adopted and ordered to
city: a.. "0 . .t
Resob0ed, That public notice be given to all per-
sons holding funds which may be designed for the
use of the Washington National Monument that they
transmit the same to General j. Nj. McCalla, the
Treasurer Of the Board and not to s. Yorke Alice,
Esq, the late Secretary of the Board Of Managers.
Resobved, That all persons who may have trans
United funds to 8 Yorke Alice, Esq, late Secretary
of the Washington National Monument Society,
since the LIST day of July, 1856, for the of the
Monument, are requested to notify the Treasurer of
the Board General j. NJ. McCalla) of the date and
amounts so transmitted TO said Auee as Secretary.
.... JOHN Nj. MeCALLA,
September Ia, 1857. s.- Treasurer.
Editors of papers friendly to the objects of the
Monument Society will confer a favor upon the
Board of Managers by giving the above few inser-
tons. a, sic I'm
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F. b e r. q X respectfully informs the
81 public in general and his friends in particu-
lar that he has large assortment Of Fancy Notions
such as Cottons Needles, Threads, Silks, Buttons,
PENS Tobacco, Cigars, together with Candies, Cakes,
Fruit, Vegetables in short, Family Provision
Store, and will sell cheap the cheapest Don't
forget the place. II is BERGER'S STORE, on the
West Side Of Thirteenth street. second door south Of
Glstreet. o3 I'm
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BAcoN.-Capt. Buford, Of Buford county, Va,
recently sold $4,000 pounds of bacon, at 20 cents
per pound, making the snug little sum of SIG, 900
for two crops of hogs. ~ I.
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WANTS..

"ANTED-In the family Of gentleman rcsid.
w ing on Capitol Hill, a Servant Girl-oue
who will not spend more than half her time in the
street and will not devote more than half the other
hall TO gossipping and tattle The remainder Of her
time II Is expected she will be willing TO employ in
getting breakfast and supper Dinner will be pre-
pared and cooked by the mistress of the house In
qolre Al this office. ol7 II
WANTED-A single woman, to do the work Of
Bachelors family, play upon the piano, sing
solos without accompaniment and accompany her
employer to market and other places of amusement
inquire at Bachelors Hall. oil 81
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A dozen or more
specie-paying Banks. Redemptonist Trustees
at premium. To dozen OF more such a liberia
discount will be paid-for cash. Thu Sc not subject
TO contraction and expansion preferred. Inquire at
TINS office. OH 81
a MEXICAN WOMEN wishing situations a.
a Cooks, Chambermaids and general helps, in
families, who can bring Recommendations for indus
,ry &C, DC, may, upon registering their names inu
DOCK Kept for that purpose, at this Office obtain
good and permanent places. None but American
women need apply. of If
WANTED, ad Wpfaitmm parallel lines suitable
w for manufacture into hoops for ladies' dresses
Also, tignUm rita shin plasters for the protection
Of gentlemen when on promenade. The Star"
brand preferred. ~ 2 'c OH 81
WANTED, at The Hotels, Pointers and Terriers,
w TO point and catch rats. They will be en-
ployed by the day and paid per centum oil At
WANTED BY Housekecpers bug Extcrmi
w majors, and Flea-catchers Sale in proportion
to demand, at fair price oil 81
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old Time. in yirginia... 81

!. The Brentsville, Prince William county, tVa,)
Journal gives the following extracts from the Re-
cords of the Court of that county:
On the 2Sth Of August, 1858.
The order Of the Court made in May last about
clearing a road from the Occoquan Forge to the
Ok road, the clerk agrees was mistake Of his, he
being under great confusion at the time, by hay-
ing an execution served on him.
:" On the 28th day Of October, 1854 Ordered
that the Sheriff put John Smith in the stocks and
that he continue there hour for his ll-behavo or
TO the Court"
Below we give copy of the first Judgment
for contempt ever rendered in court for this
county.
August is, 1881. David Jones being brought
before the court and convicted of abusing the
court, and raising disturbance in the face Of the
court, II is ordered that the Sheriff take him into
custody and give him fifteen lash& on his back,
well laid on, for the said offence and it was fur.
ther ordered that the Sheriff detain him till he
enters into bond with good and sufficient security
in the sum of five pounds for his good behavior
for one year and day"
Itseepsnow to be considered CERTAIN, Fl ON prac.
tical demonstration that bank suspension is no
remedy for excessive debt 1t affords business for
the money broker, and induces the miser to hoard
up his savings. The effect of the suspension in
Philadelphia has been pernicous. The brokers
are buying specie at four and half per cent pre-
MUM, and selling at five and hall, and crowds
are daily engaged In the traffic.
THANKSGIVING DAY.--Gov. Lyon has designated
the 26th of November as a day to be set apart b,
the citizens Of Maryland, as day of thanksgiving
to Almighty God for his tender mercies towards u
as people. 1t will doubtless, be generally obser
we'd as it ought be even to the thorough suspension
OF business. ,
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PoRK.--In Montgomery county, Va, engage.
ments have been made for pork at 90 so, and in
some Of the counties west of there at IS.
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HALLECK HOUSE,

TUNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN THE
II old stand known as the European House, cor
ner Of Seventh and G streets begs leave to inform
his friends and the public that he is prepared TO
accommodate them with the best of liquors and all
the delicaces Of the season.
esT Families supplied with oysters by the quar-
s23 II J. T. HALLECK
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1t is stated that there is now in store in Chi
cago 25,0oo,0oo bushels Of grain, but that no
more than 100000 will come forward previous
to the closing of the canal, for want of money to
send it on. At the lowest price, this single item
would 60 far to restore life to the market, il it
could be brought to the aid of our sea-board
markets And this is but single figure in the
great sum of our resources actually on hand
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FoRrIoS FRUrr.-1nc brig Neurcus arrived at
Boston on Monday, hoIn Malaga, has as part Of
her cargo $3.50 boxes new raisins, $50 half do. ;
1850 quarter do; and 76 cerons almonds
On Monday, at New York, $4,000 whole, half
and quarter boxes Of raisins, &C., just imported
we're put up at auction, but nearly all Withdrawn,
80 low were the bids, in consequence of the
"pressnre"
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SUPPOSED MURDER.-The body of a young wo.
man was found on Thursday morning in the water
under Irish Creek bridge, on the line Of the Read
ing railroad, near Mohrsville Her throat was cut,
and it is the general belief from the nature of the
wound, that she was murdered. The unfortunate
victim proves to have been Miss Adeline Bavor, a
young lady Of about twenty one years, well and "a.
vorably known in the neighborhood where she re-
sided. She had left her home that morning on
foot to visit some Of her friends, intending to go
ing more was seen Of her until the body was found
as stated. The matter is undergoing investga-
ton before Esquire Clouser, Of Mohrsvile. Be-
sides the cutting the throat there were two stabs
in the breast. The young woman Is supposed to
have been murdered for her money and the jewelry
she had on. The tragedy has caused great excite
ment among the people but no clue to the muir
derer has been found
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-17

A gentleman. conversing with lady frien,l a
short time since claimed that he could parodize on.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

CABINET FURNITURE.
REDS AND MATTRESSES, Plated Goods
- China, Glass, and Crockery.
Japanned Goods Britannia Ware
Block Tin Goods, Table Cutlery
Bronzed Iron Goods, Looking glasses.
Wood and Willow Ware,
Baskets, Brushes, &c.
Forming an immense variety of Useful and Fancy
Articles, embracing almost everything required to
furnish the parlor, chamber, dining-room, and
for cash, or on time for approved paper
G. w. B0TELER,
General House-furnishing Store,
oil 3t Iron Hall
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81 MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, at Navy Yard Hill, by the Rev
Mr. Greer, Mr.. EDWARD DUNN to Miss CHRIS.
TINA MARKS, both of this city
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DIED,
On the 14th instant ANDREW j. BARKER, in
the 9th year of his age. - ...... =.
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SEPoY ArRocIrIEs.-The Dublin Evening Post
quotes from the Carlow Sentinel the following par
agraph respecting the fate of lady for many years
well known tothe citizens of Dublin. Indeed, it
may be asked, who has visited the Irish capital at
any period during the last 25 years or more that
has not heard Of the beautiful, but somewhat
eccentric, Mrs Farquharson, the wife of Col. Far
quharson, late of the 7th fusileers:
Many of our readers will recollect Mrs. Far
quharson, the wife of COL Farquharson, Of the
7th fusieers, during her residence in Dublin some
few years since, the spirited driver of phaeton
drawn by pair Of beautiful piebald ponies. Her
husband commanded another regiment on bis re-
turn from China. She joined him in India with
her children, and by letters lately received in Eng
land it appears that during the late rebellion the
sepoys-the highcaste pet soldiers Of the East In
dia Company-burnt her alive, with her family,
after committing the most frightful and revolving
atrocities on her person."
The Post adds that private letter has been re-
ceived in Dublin, giving another version of the fate
Of the hapless lady, which still more horrible
than that above mentioned The statements that
after suffering series of ndescribale barbarities
she was placed alive between two boards, and cut
through with saw.-Engiish papers.
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II not.)-I will sell, if Immediately applied for,
the stock and fixtures of my BAKERY, C0NFEC-
TIONERY, AND FRUIT STORE doing good
cash business. For further information enquire at
this oficc o3 81
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J. M. BURKE

BOOT AND SHOEM ER,
No. COZ, Seventh street, Island, Washington
city, d. c.
P. S.-Repairng done in the mos neat and sub
santal style.
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LADIES' FESTIVAL.

go. LADIES' FESTIVAL. '.
TIME LADIES OF RYLAND CHAPEL MITE
j SOCIETY will hold Festival in Potomac
Hall, Island, commencing on MONDAY EVENING,
the 10Th instant and continuing till the S1st instant
Fancy articles and Refreshments Of various kinds
will be offered for sale. Season Tickets so Cents TO
be had at the door; single admission IL Cents The
OIL ct
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edo You Want to be Shaved, Sir q"
JAMES TALIAFARO,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

Corner Of Maryland AUenue and Se0eaM Str.d.
LIE shayes pleasantly, cuts hair delightfully."-,
Ii shampoons agresably, and takes you by the
se,politely. OlOt.
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PRoyAxITY.-Morris Doine was arrested Wed
nesday morning for using profane and indecent
language in the street. Justice Dom ordered hin
70 pay 81 SO fine and costs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

soI Of hunIn lber:y. wiz nat se'lcns' deei1 To-
onoilor, Te,cLGLg iLe tiscLges. ooEs'e,'Ob' %
manly soul.
Cipcinr att put On IL gsyes, sire - receive '''
Thousands streamrc-.n y.ei:ors. TIE s-ee'' are
crowded, their sspect-by far cleaner than The
of NeB-York-in harmony win everything seen M
erto by me in the Western country. TIE cry sI0-
s:antis broad, having al the external outlines %
gres; city-its population rejecting or conaeiiLs '''
,pirif tie character Of the population OF I''e Sac
something Of g,od-natured ard nevertheless '"'e'
devil in the- phys:ogrornes ard, Is far q. sa"'
thorough absence OF snObbsm in tie genera .e''
tures--wha could meet Of such commonly
was moe;ly imported freshly from the East Tor the &C.
cason.
Such gatherings as this e1cursion, ard made al 'le
expense Of private associations ard companies cou1
no: he made even by the most powerful huTopeS"
sovereign. The sovere.gns can bring together nun
dreds Of Thousands Of took by force TO et each OH
II throats but not deay the expenses of route ot
many Thousands Of miles, for many thousend inai
yiduals from al parts of the Union; and stu the IA
lacy is often used in rhetoric TO speak OF royal sp.e
dor. which, after all remains far behind republican
dfsplay or rather behind that Of sssocatons a. are
all the Ike railroad excursions and companies. m
vete individuals throw open their houses II Cincinnati
10 receive The guests and stranger the hotels having
been at once ov ,rfowed. The hazard, or might De-
the kindne-s Of the Committee of Arrangements
has located me by Mr.. and hr-. l., where
| am treated in retail with hospitality
which vulgariy would be called pTincey one but
NY host and hostess are more-they are highly edl-
Gated, good natured thorough wel.-bred Republicans
and Free-Soilers to the fullest extent.
do not continue with the excursion to 81. Louis.
cave ir-afraid, partly OF tie crowd ard the impos,
sbi!iiy of enjoying such TIP comfortably ior mind
and body partly afraid to plunge again in the regions
Of the peculiar institution, ard TO weaken or over
shadow the glorious ard e1hilarating impressions
made ne by Ohio. g.
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still suspended and Tie COwmittes had adjourned
10 eiEaerl After tie execution cS Baarger, vote
w8s iaken with refrnce 10 Carroll.
TIE Committee voted to pat him in jail to take
L.f ira. in July next with the provso that II be was
10, convicted Al exee,ad according 10 law at that
tine, thy wUald take aud hang him themselves AZ
all hazards.
So cosad tais awful tragedy, This crime the ecu al
20 which cur State has never before witnessed Oar
Iaw.Gbiding citizens are alarmed; we know MT no"
socn this selfstyed Vigilance Committee may
attempt violence toward those who abhoc their
cure AID freely express their sentiments
loud harrs over our fair fame. We are unwilling
that . gang Of 400 or 500, some of them whose
NAMES have stood coupled with indictments and
hitherto more notorious if not black IN toe annals
Of crime than their victims, should blacken the
reputation Of our county and State by -"ch OUT
rageous and hgh-baDded proceedings. r.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
Tie Collins mail steamer Columbia Cep.. Beny,
left on Saturday for Liverpool with fry psnenges
and $500 COO in specie also the British steamer Gas
cow, Capt. Duncan, for Glasgow, With % calm ps~
seDgers and l2l in the steerage.
THE SNIP IREsE.
The Board of Pilot Commissioner at tier h~
meeting in reference TO the loss Of the ship irns
Long Island, took the following action:
Rsored That George Chsnworth pilot Of chip Irese w.
Is susp. nded from acting Sandy Hook Plot during ~
the Bosrd nssnuch the pilot should In TIE q
the Beard, have been deck during the night ssoe
They. therefore, suspend hiIH for naitsHsion ear
and iDcon potency. I'D
Brown very csnsuTAbe IN giving up the charge 81 ~
until upon pilot ground for DO; hsvins the lead see1rJ ~
and for Dot keeping the deck 1t nisht "Hen Sesohg
land, and sso for general iusiteht'"n'
ANOTHER wEIKLY LINE or sTEANERs To Lrfkfoot
We learn from Toronto that Messrs. Edn1~x.
Alien & Co. have made q contract with the Canss-
Government for weekly service Of steamers 70 "
.rpool a. soon az the boats be built. They "
mn from the ST. Lawrence in the summer AMI ~.
Portland in the winter. We are glad that the eoanss
for this additional service has fallen into such -.
hands. Messrs. EdmonstCn, Allen e. Co have
tanned great credit for the class Of vessels sheh ~
have thus far employed OF this route, the eapsc,r
iLeir lire of steamers having been fully and AT
tested. Ibis arrangement will require large adel'-s
facilities here for wharf end dock secommocsss'
and we presume the officers Of the Grand Trunk ~
peny, with their usual energy, will 10 i that anf
scc0EBC daiioBs for tbs line Of steaGers are e'
siructed in season. Elfen Az
Bose SHARK. =.
bone shark, thirty feet in length. vas 49,
mackerel net in Province town, lsst Monday no's ~
He Welded one ard halt tuns Of liver. 1hs
twelve barrels. ard will make about eigEt barre,
oil. 1t is the largest shark ever taken ID maj -
He EMBODIED binsef IN the net and sunk 20 ~
tom. hut was pulled up alive spd then killed ~
thought the kin Of this shark U ay be preserve
P'''' N'' ~ 'N' IYar,nonth PoT. RsShe'
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ner during part Ct the froc'tdIng-. zen. Cas-
Gov. Cha. e Of Ohio, atd Gov Willard ii Indiana,
spoke Iong and web, and Mayor Thomas Of Cincinnati
We .,med ,hore VINO came frOmthe Last Gov. Wise,
ecucludpg that it was uDie 70 leave Virginia at the
rresert crisis stayed At home but The Uncn has been
saved sufficiently 10 nave copsoled him among III
oysters end slaves. NJ. La:Tobe, tie distingnshea
Engineer Of the Foltimore and Ol.o Railroad Mayor
Wisotr Of St. Lous, and host C distinguished per
sens from ore direction or cu"iifcr, among whom
perceived CouIt GuToweky Of Ecw-fork, are u the
city.
We have hep to-nigt, "a the BuTret House Of
which you may have word. Tomorrow al o and
GO tire cars starr for s.; Louis where the guest are
20 be lodged il steamboats, for the Digi, ieted with
frev orks on the levee sad entertained the next ay
with twenty miles Tslk il Missouri.
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be men and women Of Kansas, had touched the heart
~ The nation their brethrn had lef their homes and
q. NE here by tens of thousands To share Their homes
20 .hare with them in the tras and the honors OF max
irc Kansas n Free State Inc contest was no' ye.
isd but the issue was settled beyond the power OF
ran IN reverse IT, Kansas was destined speedily to
Emulate Slavery thrust upon her, and TO engraye
mon her beautiful pTairles the worn iaoes'y, IN
characters Of burning light. She would 90 ms
not BY the vague promises "i 'ne Na.o'. w @
n.ts;n.d by the generous syupathles OF me iree-
mn ~ the North. lie saw that the contest was not
-, "a r,uch 10 make Kansas q Slave state, "a 10
dido the noble sons who stood together 10 epsVince
10 nya.ons usurpa'ioBs arbitrary law SnG OUT
raees and make her Pro-Savery Admin, tratoh
So IL bnd no advice Ia give the people ci Kansas
in recard 20 mod. Of action they knew beer now 20
act than h. could know: but he warned them sgSih't
tie :, du tive influences which would be appAed-h1"
that he battle going against iSvet!-to I'm nm
her Pos avery Democratic stale hahs'~ 90 oo
baptized in the tear Irayers tos and suueIlhSS O'
the friends If Freedom She should be tree herself
ard he ever for the freedom Of others IL MS voice
could be heard by the dwe,ers in the ca0, ScdueSu
over her parties, be would say 10 them, our nuel-
ity toll and endurance have made hausas f0ee
State TO II that ycu place her on the sue OF equal
universal and impartial liberty for all men, IN the con-
tests of the future He should return home riied
ith admiration of their Territory II woui be great
ard proud commonwealth. lie could almost forgive
the border Ruiians who sought fair heritage, bur
he could never cease 10 condemn that policy which
opeped that glorious land 70 Slavery. strife and blood
she'd He could assure them that in the future, a. IN
the rsst be should give his voice and vote, IN pubic
snd In nivate life TO the yudcatiOn Of the lights aud
10 he defense If the fame O. the tree-State men OF
Kansas. ~. - - 49,.
hi. remarks were received with much applause. AT
the close be was introduced 10 seyera. ladies' and gen
tlenep. -
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CRoPs ~ NEw-JEHsEr.-A letter to TIE lN'.
from DecLeTtown, Sussex Co., Nd, reports g'V n.
Winter grain mainly Hel looking yer! wei -.
region. Spnrg crops backward, but q arg,
planted, ard all coming forward rapid! under ~
rulse OF abundant sun and rain.
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FRENCH MILLINERs: Az EPrGRAa. By b.
Miss BLASK, II is known, is aecus''IoeeT
Mapv very queer things in q very tueeE 90
But Il ali her mistakes the absurd'et aa9 - ..
Occurred when she called French s0@''"
ILO(esti