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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

SVUHHEhN IkON WOhKS.-LkWIO
~ L. bAhNES, manufacturer of Ere Enainss
On TIN rect, West side, between Main pnd Cary,
Fixtures for manufaoturing Tobacco, Vsrandahs,
every description Of Cast and Wrought Iron Raiips
veuit Doors, Grating and all kinds of House and
Wrought Iron Work, will BE- done with neatnesa md
dispatch, on such terms - | warrant will rive 81
faction MY old fre ads, aud the public Generally,
are solicited to give call before eusasips elss.
Wnere NV 8-d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13
REAUTIFUL COUNTRY NEAT Z I.x
~ MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, NEAR ME.

CHANICsVILLE TURNPIKE. FOR sALE! W
are authorized to sell the above beautiful place. now
owned and occupied by DR.. X. NJ Hudson 1t con.
talns 7o4 acres, adj oins the lands of Messrs Jas
Carter, N. Braxton and Josiah D Smith, Of
which SO acres are cleared and the balance mostly
In original growth Of Oak, Maple Gum of the Gle Ar
cd land, about IL scres are high land, admirably
40 acres is fine meadow, or low grounds All the
cleared land is very nsh, n we'll drained aad in fine
heart: The buildings on the place consist of
beautiful Cottage Dwelling containing rooms, with
fire places besides large kitchen, stable barn. ear
risge house ice house, corn house. &c. The place il
well supplied with various kinds of fruit trees 1t
il only n csssary to view the place to be charmed
with its beauty. fine scenery hs 1t 10 remarkably
healthy. There j. seeded on the place 60 bushels
wheat, which looks we'll. 70 person who will pur.
chase the farm, the growing crop, mules, cows wa.
CONS, &c, and farming Implements. will be sold at
valuation. Possession can be had at once. II de-
sired, city PROPERTY will be taken in exchange.
For farther particulars apply to
an So Staw2w GOnnIN a. AppEpaOM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

'lNHE UNITED STATES HOTEL, is ad
L mitted, by alI, to be one of the most pleasant
best rooms are kept for the special accommodation
Of TRANSIENT visitors, where they will find good old
day. Also some superb rooms and pairs Of rooms
for families with Board, at moderate prices, by the
week or month
Also several fine rooms for rent, without Board
ap lS-Stawts JOHN A. JETEk, Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

A UNION STEAMSHIP q ON
x@E8 pany-for Philadelphia, via
1@lEN CITY Point and Norfolk
Capt. L. Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt
David Teal Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until further notice, every Monday and
Thursday, touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight and passengers Returning, leave Phil
sdelphia every Wednesday and Saturday NOR
nings at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers now in fine order, increased &C
commodstons for the comfort of passengers having
been added, also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and in protecting
goods committed to CHARGE to receive increase
of patronage.
r No transhipment by this line:
Passage through to New York, and found. $1,000
Do do Philadelphia, and found, 1st
cabin .....'::.:..:....: .......:.......:.' o.oo
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, ID
CABIN. ..s....s...s... 4Uu
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same a. by tho
River Boats
r. Passengers by CHS line stop in Philadelphia
two or three days. and then proceed to New York by
the same ticket. 81. L. FUTILE, Agent,
au % Rockets
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ny Tay1oS A WilllaDs,

roc. - 81 SsSAD Asp 1s a:EsH xs s9llksr
uo.n ~,sE H. lsth Hsy, ss a o,cioek. YH
and Lot ,.misss will be sold lease Of the Hopss
Abrams 10 sso,: shove and scsapi.d y Nh
s ss'ow 70, store, for which Il q v.,, s.s sSsa
is in GOOD Ora, lac .adabovs has sood rooms s.a
IA. AZ the sams time viI =.
A,quors, he. Terms e.sh sofa lot OF Groceries.
ny s---tds TAYLOR l. w,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

10 =" 8So0
z Baltimore, 800
Phlladelpnla. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay, more
than twothirds of it being already completed with
edge rail of superior quality while the remainder
issin admirable condition. s. RUTH,
SuperiI tendent of Transportation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

NEAT KEsIDkNCE On COLL r e. x
sfkEET FOR bALE-We are authorized to
cy OF MIR. Richard c. Hall This lot fronts 50 feet
runs back "a feet to an alley.
The house has rooms besides an excellsnt bath
room, with water fixtures complete, and q neat
paved yard, and handsome garden, de- The whole
premises are excellent repair, and would suit
ing within five minutes walk of the Main street.
For terms, apply to
my 8--6t GODDIN APPERSON
ChlLD EN- = GIGS AND HOBBY
~ AOksEs..-Jnst received . supply Of hand
Horses Volocipedes; Wire and Wood Hoops; Loco.
motives and Steamboats,, that will 90 by sloek work
and Cedar brass hand Cans; . variety Of travelling
Fancy Work and Flower Baskets; large assortment
Of useful and Fancy Articles Also, . variety of
Toys fer sale cheap, for cash, at No lis Broad A.
by my SIT J. HAROLD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

u Removal The subsc rfber has re.
moved his Office TO the corner Of w ell and franklin
streets, opposite Msssrs. Dickinson, Hill Co, and
Continues to hire out Negroes rent out Houses col.
leet Claims ard attends TO any business pur aiming
10 General Agency
25-iu CT.npT0N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

w 20 purchase LAND WARRANTS. and as | am
buying to locate myself, will pay the highest mar
ket proc. Persons having Land Warrants to sell
will do we'll to me before dispoHng of them.
s. GRIFFIN, Office on Wall street,
ap 9--dSm Opposite ct. Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13
CT EAT MORTIMER

LA @s::;sss11AN D SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAVEL-TWICE DAI.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHiNGTON.-Over the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
seventy-fvs miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ifty-fve mles-in
all 1870 miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours of departure, A. M. and u P M, and bag.
gage under charge of special agents checked through
o Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and AP.
~ PLIANCES, In every variety.
MEDICINE CHESTS, for Physicians and Fami.
lies.
PHYSICIANS SADDLE BAGS, u several pat.
terns
RARE and NEW CHEMICALS and PHARMA.
CEUTICAL PREPARATIONS. with . complete
stock Of Fresh and Reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES,
&C., for sale at MEADE BAKERS,
New Pre-. cription and Family Medicine BtrTs,
my T. &c2w 1876, N. w eor. Main and 10th sss.
MRS. CLAIBORNE BARK eDALk viii
lVl open School for Girls, ON tho Goth OF March,
1t her residence, ON Church Hill, corner 24th and
franklin st. The usualbrsnehes of English study
will be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars per month.
REfERENcEs.-R. J. Gaines, Dr. J. Brown,
Henry Darlington Charlotte, Virginia; r. ii. Maury,
Esq Or. John Wsyt N C. Read, Esq Richmond.
NH f7.--d3m
ID UlLDI vi HAKDWARE.--CL A X X
Id SON l. ANDERSON, No. F6 Main street, Rich
mond, Va have in store for sale, At reduced prices,
large assortment of Builders Hardware. consisting
of Mortics and Rim Locks wrought and cast But
Hinges; T Strop and Plate Hinsss; Sash Pullies,
Cord AID Weights; Sash and Blind Fastening Lul
Porters, and Parkers patent Blind Hinges and Pss.
tening; round, square and fat Bolts; 0imbst point
ed Screws; inisaing Nails and SPRING.; wrought and
cut Nails and Spikes; Sliding Door Rollers and Rails,
with every other article Of Hardware used BY Car.
penteis. my7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

a. FINE HOk = ES FOK SALE.
<SShave for sale two pairs of we'll. broke CAR
RAGE HORSES. of fine size and good
ton, and FIVE six superior single harness Horses.
well broke and gentle which will sell at fair prices
Persons wishing to purchase, regussted to call
at the large stable Council Chamber Hill, former
ly occupied by Mr. Allen.
nv 7-lw e J. BURNETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13
STRANGE, YET TRUE

lis certainly very strange, how J. A. SPENCE,
Agent for the Gift Bookstore, So Main street. sell
good books cheap, or cheaper, than other Book
Sellers and still mako elegant present to the
chaser ofa Watch, Ring, Pin, Pencil Locket, Brace
let, &C. But tits true, even 30, a. the crowds who
ait thers will attest, 12-2t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

CHIPNIAN,s VEGETABLES ANODYNE,
~ sa efectuai cure for the Fever and Asu.; for
ssla bv e. }. PICOT.
INV Il Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

rOoDs FUH shHVANIs' w EA X, NJ
no l43 EAGLE BQuAsE.-FAncy Cacoes and
Lawns
fisid and Striped Domesties
bleaehed and Brown shir,iugs
stFi ped Jeans and Ozns burss
Mariner shirtngs DenIns and Cottonades
tickienburs Budaps and Drilling
apron CHECK, Cotton Hdks. Hosiery. 30.
my9 PARKER NINMn A. r.
I WAfsUN's $40 FAMILY SEWING
w MACHiNE.-We are nov prepared to exhibit
s.a dsse orders Of the shove invaluable SEWING
nAShieE, which II the wonder of the sss, being
'ey simpie In construstton aud less liable TO 60
OUT Of order than any heretofore In uss and for sale
u tns very lew price Of TEN DOLLARS.
sTEBBlNs K PULLEN, Agents,
sPT No. I0i Brosd street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13

j STRAW GOODS, BONNETS, RIBBONS and
FLOWERS-Now Is the time for bargains 1000
fns Nuns Bounets the best at the lowest New Yori
prices; |, 900 fine plain English Strsws, very cheap
1000 foe Lsghorns Flats, real beauties, and eheap
Florence Braid Boomers, for Misses; coored Hack
Bonn cts at all prices from Is to fine grades
Neapolitan Bonnets; so boxes Spring Ribbons at al
prices soors and qualities some a. low IS cents
10 boxes white and colored Silk kouches SILK Illu
sions; Bobboets, &c &e. ali to be sold before the
first day OF June next.
Purchasers most respectfully invited to call and
be supplied on the most reasonable terms
CHAS A. GWATKIN,
Onnosifa EYchangA Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-13
NEBSTEKs'~
w ROYAL OCTAVE DICTIONARY

jas. u. DhVtdson, Lexington.
Col. C. Crozet. State Engineer. my Pts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

Had we good currency OF our own, We
never could have been brought to the finan-
cial distress under which We are now suffer
| ing.-GG1ette.
What miserable folly A lad ten years
old knows better than that. Did not New
York State have q food Of bank currency OF
her own, and ,cas this not the very cause OF
the financial distress Of that State The Ga-
,ette had better take care how it reasons
about the cause Of the financial crisis The
failure Of one great 6ank--tMe Ohio Trust
20. Undergraduates the crash that fol-
lowsd 20 quickly. Bank failures caused the
financial distress. In Iowa, We have no
banks and no failures, and not half the "f-
nancial distress prevalent as in other States
The reason is obvious. Banks, in easy times,
enlarge the credit system, and when times
are hard, suddenly cut off supplies to that
system, and cause hundreds Of failures Of
those who have, by the credit system. be-
come dependant upon the banks. Look at
Indiana two years ago. Her banks toppled
over by the dozen Failures among business
men dependant upon these banks, quickly
followed. Iowa scarcely felt the shock. We
had no banks, NO unhealthy and inflated
credit system, built up by banks.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15


1t is a matter Of very little importance
whether the Gazette believes there is Slate
Senator to be elected from this county this
Fall or not The people however would be
greatly surprised if an honorable man like
Mr.. Rusch should attempt to hold a seat in
the next Iowa Senate, even if he could do
50, without re election to that body. Such
trick might suit the Gazette, but no man
who is worthy to hold a sest in the Legis-
lative Assembly would stoop to do it. The
case stands thus: Both the old and new
Constitution provide for the classification Of
the members of the Senate-One half to be
elected every years. A. c.. Fulton was
elected at the August election, 1854. for the
term Of four years. under the old Consttu-
ton, but resigned 1886. and n. J. Rusch
was elected to MI the vacancy, and conse-
quently belongs to that class Of Senators
elected in 1854. The new Constitution is in
perfect harmony in this respect with the
old one, and the 5th Sec. OF the Schedule
makes ample provision for carrying into
effect the same principle Of classification
provided for in the old. According to the
Gazette idea of the matter the classification
provided for, in both Constitutions, would
soon be destroyed, aud all the Senators in
the State be elected the same year, instead
Of one half every two years; and yet the
stupid ass talks about the Democrats want
ing to set aside portion Of the Constitution
to create . vacancy. But the case is too
PLAN to talk about or admit Of doubt, and
whether Mr.. Rusch ia German, an Ameri-
can or Hungarian. does not affect the mat
ter in the least. Our Constitution and laws
do not yet draw such wise distinctions, and
as the Added editor Of the Gazette is about
giving up Know Nothingism. perhaps they
! never will. Whoever is elected to the Sc
nate in October, viii hold his seat, the opin
ion of the Gazette to the contrary notwith
standing. 1t is matter Of little conse
quence what course the opposition pursue
with regard to this matter.
Vox PoPuLL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

large cuts charged double the same dimensions .
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more thai
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts vii be understood Y
apply strictly u the Immediate business af the adver
tscr aud oil other advertisements sent In BY the Ad
,ertser will he charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instructor
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one time free OF cost thereafter charged ..
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid Tor M
Variabiy IA aduance uniess from approved Agents
Contracts f,r yearly advertising terminable 81 tSe
tn,on Of sdv sriisers they paying Al enhancement
Is per cent. ss the contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt 10 readinS mssses
orer cent advance on above rates. and kept on IN
aide 70 per cent. advance regular rates.
Al tr4asient advcrtissments must b osid for IN
advance.
GEO n WEST Iowa State Democrat.
.ANpENs 4 BRo. Daily 6sSette.
II fischer d Co, Der DsmokrAt.
HARRINGTON h wIIKIE, Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
BE 1T ENACTED bv the CITY Council Of

BE 1T ENACTED by the City Council d
the City of Davenport.
Sec. l. That the side walk on the South
side OF end street between Ripley and Per
~ streets, and the side walk on the NORTH
side Of said end street, between Main and
Perry streets be. and they are hereby sssab
lished at fourteen feet in width.
JOHN FORREST,
Mayor Pro tenn.
Z. PkcK, Clerk.
Sept. .. 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

SAD AcclDESr.-Yesterday after
noon about o'clock Joseph Fowler was
driving span Of horses down Third st. loa-
ded with pine wood from some lumber mill,
and a. he reached the corner Of Main and
Third Streets, the wood in the front end Of
the wagon upon which Fowler was setting.
gave way. prscipitating Fowler with some
Of the wood. upon the tongue Of the wagon.
frightening the horses and setting them In.
to run. When opposite d.. Carriers rod
dsnce. Fowler was thrown upoa TIE ground
two sfths wagon whasls pesalae Over ~
80 sesolleqa d4allt lirI.sla1
|Ea1iIZl El66sl4(
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
Ladies, there is something in our

Ladies, there is something IN oul
advertising Columns this morning which WI
know will interest you We refer to that
queer looking advertisement Of Z. i X. IL
Tyner, which tells its own story. For sew.
eral days past they have been receiving pac-
kage after package of goods,and now their
large store is completely slowed full. These
goods have been selected with great care.
and are to be sold very low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

A WuoprER.-L. w. Clemens Esq.
of Pleasant Valley has presented us at our
sanctum, with huge Water melon weigh
ing IS and one half pounds We looked at
it, walked around it, stood up BESIDE 1t, and
became satisfied that it cant be beat on this
side the water. Mr. Clemens says it is one
of many of the same sort Pleasant Valley
is Ne banner town for melons, and Clemens
the standard barrier" Of melons.
Who can beat it
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

EMOLAssEs FROM TIE CHINESE CANE
The New Orleans Hcayune announces the
arrival, by the steamer Lecomte, Captain
johnson, Of IS barrels new molasses, made
from the Sorgho Sucrc, of Chinese sugar
cane, on the plantation of Mr. Deery. par
ish of ST. Bernard This is somew hat in an
ticipation Of usual receipts Of new molasses.
1t is consigned to Charles lie Blanc 4 BO.
and is considered an excellent article
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

BuR1ls IIousE.-Thissplcndid struc-
ture, that is to be, has reached the second
story in its growth, and looks AS fresh and
beautiful as blushing maiden decorated
for the bridal, This house IL destined to be
decided institution" in Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
Money Stolen.

Philadelphia, Sept. 10.
A box belonging to Hacker 4 Lewis
containing over 81 900 in notes and
drafts, was stolen from the Philadcl'
phia bank. Payment of the notes and
drafts he's been stopped.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
Our Friend, ii. IL. SMITH, Esq, '

Our Friend, II. II. SMITH, ESQ, will
please accept our thanks for late Phiiadei-
phia and Pittsburgh papers. Mr.. Smith has
lust returned from the East, where he ha'
been buyinghis fall and winter stock, which
will be along in a few days, when we shall
have something interesting to tell our rea'
ders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
Trottfng Match.

Albany, Sept. II.
A trot for $1,000 a side took place
here to-day, between Flora Temple and
Brown Dick. Flora won in three
straight heats. Time o:33A, 1904, and
$3.50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

Municipal Election It Leavenworth.
st. Louis, Sept. IL.
Municipal Election held at Leaven'
worth City, Kansas, Monday last, re-
suited in the election Of the free state
ticket by 26o majority.
Constitutional Convention met 1t
Lecompton on the It'll.
i Utah dates to Aug, 9Th, received,
news unimportant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
New YORK Items.

New York, Sept IL.
Messrs. Carpenter h Ide, straw goods
dealers, suspended payment.
The Collins steamer Atlantic sailed
at noon for Liverpool with 80 passen'
gers.
The steamship Vanderbilt sailed for
Southampton and Havre with $l2,7OO
in specie and 1877 passengers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

Todd has just received monster
stock of Boots and Shoes for the Fall trade
Particulars gwen in day or two.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
T. TIES T NE w S
Destructive FIRE.

Boston, Sept. l2.
A foundry and six dwelling houses
were burned in Carro!lton, New Bruins
wick, 9Th ult. Loss about $4,000.
A fire broke out or Northampton
street in this city, this morning, in the
extensive cordage mandatory OF
Messrs. Sampson l. Co. Damage to
the machinery and building will
amount to about $4,000, and is insur'
ed. Probably the work OF an incen'
diary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

GOULD Il SrEERE have received a
very nice article in the way Of bed springs
which are spoken Of in very high terms by
all who have used them. Call and see this
new article.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

In consequence Of All accident to the
steamer Alhambra, the steamer Flora will
hereafter run on her days from this point to
Galena. The same officers have her in
charge that have the past season made the
Alhambra so popular.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

SxeLlIxo NreoERs.-The Gazette
has had the impudence to pull our sore nose
1t says that the boil" ON this ornamental
protrubrance, is caused by our smelling mig.
gers in our neighbours "wood-pile." We
plead guilty to the soft impeachment
We confess that the African ''outstinki
thrown off from the Gazette "wood-pile' has
not only created "biles' in this city. but has
been the death Of large body Of Black Re
publican& The putrid carcass Of Republic
anism will create boil on any mans nose
It 10 stencil to he nose Of patriotism. Il
breeds sores upon the body polite 1t has
made one huge, bloated boil Of Kansas, and
inflamed almost every member Of the Union
Of States. It creates ulcers, cancers, and
pole evil throughout the land, and brings
disease upon the body Of the nation. The
white niggers' Of the opposition claim to
have their political existence only in de-
Tense Of niegerA The orations Of their ora
tors are pataryals ofthe wrongs Of niggers.
and they abuse Samuels because he is not
willing that children Of niggsrs shal 1T on
the same bench in the came school house
with their white children.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

From our Exchanges.
tEA Langdon, prominent lawyer Of
Thin. Ohio. who vas strong supporter of
Fremont last fall, has declared his adhesion
to the Democracy. The Tlfiin Advertiser
says it daily hsArs Of others doing Ike
wise. go
tEDebssah CoGAvane, whose deceased
husbaad WAS member Of the Canadian
Parliament, hes been sent to the peniten-
tiary for keeping disorderly house in Al
bany.
~It il said that no fort ever suffered 70
much from single battle % has the piano
forte from the Battle Of the Prague
Punch has the following items:
MurAprlrrY OF FAsuloN.-We think we can
not better prove the mutsbility Of fashion
than by printing the two following interes
ting facta They have the further advan-
tage, also, Of proving the rapid change that
occasionally takes place In young ideas
ls49. Emily refuses Albert, because he does
emit wear straps!
1887. Emily refuses Albert, because he does
wear straps!
UxrRECrDExrED TRADE AxxouxcEiEST.-
The pig market was quiet
TnE HoNEyNooN. Charles, dear;
now that We are married, you know, We
should have NO secrets. So do, like love,
hand me the bottle of hair dye; you win
hnd it in my dressing case
The Home Journal makes the following
report Of stansa - pathetieally sung by .
prima donna ct . n. 7. concert:
Those familiar with the song Of
The Old Arm Chair"
~ sung by Russell. may discover alieht re-
semblance:
"Hi lohovs Il, hi lo.hove it,
And who-oo sha-hall da-hars
To-hoo chi-hi-hide for my lo-hoving
That o-ho-hold a-harm cha-hairf'
l. -. $50 ..-.~ vs~s>a-,4.s 49, -
Rev. Eugsne Kinsaid, the veil Known
missionary TO Burmah, aailsd from n. 7. ON
Saturday, via England. fur the 6sld a ne.
[p,1rsi 1SI;|uI~