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Washington Aqueduct.
OyucE or THE WASHINGTON AoUrDc'

WASHINGTON AQUTIcCr,
Washington March g. 1887.
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up 7h May opened
Maps poiics specifications Of the materials and work to be
let will be ready for examination at this Office and after the Goth
Ths work be let win embrace masonry Of q The bridges
graduation embakment pipes
noeied with inch iro MAN, gate houses bricks sand
rubblc, andcnt stone, &c.
For the particular works reference made the
United there be delay commencing the work
thereon but for such unavoidable allowance win be made
only completed pres
appropriation but contracts for unnnshod
e appropriations by engineer
right to prescribe the amount of work DO done and rate
priston holding sufficiently decide when and what works
shall be stopped until funds become available.
The euc stoppagc particular work for OF
funds the reserved ten per cent viii be paid Il in tho Judgment q
Payments win be made in specie checks upon the United states
the monthly estimates the 10
and will be condition all that tho worcn shall
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
teras on the Washington Aqucductp
should they not be deemed and make such
work
Every offer must be by written guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
the bidder bidders will his accepted
for he completion The work unaertaken said
to be accompanied BY The certificate Of the United States district
general individual known the De
artmc Of War; that the guarans are able to make good their
viii be opened presence bidders, them choose
be present. NJ. MFlGS
Capt, OF Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt II, c. Mcigs, Y, s Engineers.
We, the undersgned residents of - in the State OF -
hereby jointly severaly with States, and
guaranty the foregoing bid of be accepted that he
they w within days after the the said bid
the same with good per
furnish the articles proposed conformity
advertisement under which made the
shall a 20 enter INTO contract as Aforesaid we Guaranty 70 make
good the difference between the offer by tho said aud the
lowest bidder.
(sagned) Abb
C. ID.
hereby certify that the my knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
(signcd) !.
Sep 1--1awu
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DIED,

sickness JOHN DEyIIN esq., Of Washington city
the marine and civil officer here
elsewhere Of the sest uprghtness and philosophical habits
and spotleas name, in the 59il year OF his age.
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Sept TuwSstft
marble factures, Tombs, statuettes, Etc.

Marble Manufactures, TOmbs, Statuettcs, Etc.
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
II the public TO his large and elegant stock OF
MARBLES, ToMBsroNEs, AND MONUMENTS,
north between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
his employ and otter workers in fine
aud marbles and in other description of stone
MARBLE MANTEIs OF THE LATEST Styles
OF his manufacture, and Of superior quality.
IlNTIIs, DOOR AND WINDOW sIIs CARRIAGE STEPS NEW
YORK FIAGGING SC.
In fact everything that required In the marble and stone bust
ness, either for utility taste for the hne arts
his stock but
daily invites visit TO his yard where Judge for him
self
addition the above enumerated articles he has number
beautifully wrought statucc suitable for either the tomb the
them imported 10y himself Italy III
will manufacture
BY his varied facilities ncn;ness and strict attention 10 business
he hopes the expectations Of his patrons.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
street morrill, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Sep 3--i8m
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PERsoSAL.-Among the guests at Wizards Hotel i
Hon. J. Clancy Jones, of Pennsylvania.
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University OF Nashville.

TIME Medical Department opens November 2 the
il free preliminary course October 5, 1857.
Apply TO PAUL r. EVE, Dean
The Collegiate Department Western Military Institute, commences
September COMPLETE classical
engineering, scientific and agricultural
preparatory school Tuition boarding washing fuel
Modern languages each $40
Last $50 students in the departments.
Apply 10 II. H. JOHNSON Superintendent.
NAsIyIlIS, Tenn, July IL, 1857.
Aug 5-3mdsw&w*
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T,fpoRTANT TO COTTON pLANTERs bv whicl

their incomes undersgned has
Ell and obtained Listers patent from the United the
combination Of machinery Tor converting seed
into process from
preparation and spinning machinery until ready Cor ship
weaving.
The saving this process will be- al least
yarns nbre and unured
machinery o the used and dis
D my cent stronger and heavier and
VIII the markets Of the world dztancng all composition at
advanced prices.
The undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges 10 nso h
patent and planters viii ba informed with compete Ia
stracons how the best machinery and all
other lsartealaIs, application addressed 10
Dec 0-2awlyh GEORGE G.. HENRY, Mobile.
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Georgetown College.

@ tudies will be resumed in this institution Mon
~ day, the 18th Of September next b. A. MaGUlRE,
Aug 26-lm President
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TRENCH DRAWING BOOKS
III OF flowers.
OF landscape drawing.
OF animals
OF tho human figure.
Price 62 cents each. Imported from Paris by
SepS -HsaH5 FisANCk TAYLOR.
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select school for Young Ladies',
ENGLISH AND FRENCH,

No 800 y sired, beftceen IM and I2a.
TIyfIIS SCHOOL will be opened ON Monday, Septem-
H. the personal superintendent " W Donald
the ladies his family with assistants ~ Ay and
perence thorough literary culture social advantage and the
comforts Of home, presents peculiar attractions to boarding and %
scholars.
Sep 4-dl0f
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BANKING HOUSE or CHuBB BROTHERS,
Washington january 1, 1857
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners In The Banking House OF
this viii be composed OF Cas.
Chubb John Iarrow and Henry Holmes The House IN De-
vonport Charles ST. j. Cbubb VIM H. Donga
Barrow under the firm Of Chubb Brothers Bar
row x Co. CIIUBB BROTHERS.
1--dn
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ID ii. GIILET. Couiasellor at Law, has remove,

ID III. GIIlLET Counsellor at Law, has removed
hs Franklin Row. Of and
He will continue devote his attention principal
~ o the Udited States Supreme Court
Having 10 the law concerning patents no VIII
opinions legal questions arising cases before tho
appeals the chief justice assistant justices OF
Columbia; and viii also assist the preparation aud
trial Of suits concerning patents.
will written opinions and arguments for
having Congress either the departments and
win before board established for their adu
dcaton
Oct 2S--dd
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The PUBIC Schools commenced again yesterday Earl,
in the morning the sidewalks throngcd with group
of rosy, happy school children.
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UNITED SIAns NAVAL CouKr on hQulRS,
WasAiaeton. February 90 1851

! I. 900 Washington, February 20 sbSI.
TINE judge advocate gives notice for the informa-
Of parties coming before the OF
January 1857 that they will respectively advised by
department shall
court; that desirable that In presenting themselves they
prepared with list Of such
summoned specifying which respective
for service" mentioned
applied rezpsee the delay,
which may required; and in respect Of what witnesses
}. NJ CAH1IIE, Judge Advocate.
Feb 2sf--f
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SPLENDID HOTEL LoT FOR SALE,

In 6e city Of Washington d. o. and fronting Paansyi-
gunia
TIME LOT is about one hundred and seventy feet
hundred and sixty feet being the ground partly occu
printing by the ruins
National Theatre There the country where
hrscas hotel impeaivey required, where such
surely profitable viii be made
favorable and needed facilities will be afforded In the erection or
suitable hotel s.st,.
wTNDER,
No 7d1I Walnut street.
And sold tho Buildings win be for and possession
given the LIST OF September, 1857. HseF
July 2b-2aw2mt INTEL t.1
GCHOOL STATIONERY States, Copy Books, Ex-
- ercise Composition all the requisites for school
tuition, for sale hs lowest terms, at ~
TAYLOR MAURyS
sep3-S Bookstore, 9th street.
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THE NAVAL CoURTs.-The three naval courts re-
opened yesterday morning, after Of month 8
duration The members of these courts TO have
been benefited by this brief rest from their abor judy
ing from their improved appearance.
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II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIZ southwest Of and Twelfth streets Washington q
APP u-dlyf
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FURNACES.
TIME ATTENTION of the community generally
builders particularly invited to the Keystone
Heater lately patented by J. d. Green OF Philadelphia
persons Interested solicited TO call at store and satisfy
superiority this all others So
successfully have the principles Of combustion been applied in its con
struo although presents raiiatng surface Of hundred
fifty square requires thirty cent less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured
that experience or thirty In the
suggest applied the poducsn or the
Keystone Heater and popretors feel assured that for efficiency
and economy Of use, it Is unsurpassed.
SHELLEY GUY,
No. 800 Penn avenue, bet 10th and 18th ss,
Exclusive agency for the sale Of the Keystone Heater
Aug 5-T&Ii2m
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MTATCH Repairing and Engraving. Watches,
wv pocket mekcepers of description
perform accurately
Engraving every description STYLE including the
cutting o. arms, cresis, notices, and initials
as Visiting wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
NJ W. GAIT & BRO,
Jewellers 324 Pennsylvania
Jan 3O-u Between and 10th
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NTILLARDS HOTEL. G. & II. A. Willard
w Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street Washington
Jan 2g--dft
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FURNITURE AND HOUSEFURNISHING Goods
reduced pcesTe subscriber intending TO devote his az
exclusively the auction commission and rcalesate bu
Of furniture furnish
goods greatly reduced prices for cash satisfactorily endorsed
JAS. o. NAGCIRE,
Aug 25-cod1rn Auction Commission Merchant
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LNOR RENT.-A rare chance.---Now under con-
IL strucon IL large and airy with all the convenences Of
lights The principal business OF
city adapted dentists daguerreo
ypists Offices airy basement suitable
light wen lighted the
improved manner, after the New York styles.
WALL. * STEPHENS,
Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9th 10th streets entrance on d street
1o--1mn
LNOR SALE very valuable real estate on Pennsyl
avenuc-The property adjoining the east, the
Pennsylvania 18th
square running
30-fet alley
particulars, terms &C. made known application
KELLER & MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department
June 30--df rt4
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MISCELLANY.
a Leaf from Memory.
TIE OLD ROAD. 81

Friend, fit be a pleasure to you to re.
call old and familiar scenes then read,tbis
sketch of an Old road and its companions.
We copy from the, Chicago Daily Journal:
In almost every old 'neiehborhood there
is arnold road, disused and half forgotten.
ana we like to get away from the travelled
thoroughfare,. and wander, ina summers.
day, along its deserted way. Our grand.
fathers had aspecies of indomitable direct.
ness, in making roads and making love
truly edifying. They did not believe inthe
llHe,of beauty, there was nothing curvili:.
lHey went py sqIiare aHu compaSS, anu GeHH ire
and religion were laid out like Solomon's
temple. ,f vs. a Is ;yp., sT'
And so, straight .overthe hill, and right
through the big timber, and plump, into
the swamp, and bounce over the acordu
roy,n went the old road. It's long bridges.
are broken md mossy now, and. the brown
birds IN white waiscoats build nests beneath,
them, undisturbed by the rumble of wheels
over head. Nobody goes, that way, not
even the boys en- route to school, for ever
SO many years ago, in a-November day,
they haye,heard, d stranger went down by
the Ola 'miii7-you can see the rim of its
ola wheel from here---and was never seen
aSaln. years after, among The 'hetnlocks
nn"Sn nn , "oaes mere1loana' ana to tn's Day
SP'f S'o""s coile ouI OF the
E %pG .no ,;,t ;ro'oeeu gnoSs Is shougnt 10
d;st adis,,gts: Is oos S"nue': 10 a p,nau s,,a'
Iatier yas nnos inar,h I GU VI ho.s ssone, lns
there and nStor ,hs .tnsno.o, ~. osse s.s'oe
the tenan+. ~ [,ra;a .,,Sdooin s;sh u,'a t'esrea,
went nnd sLn,ssJ ooi9 % ''s;,t smJ s'.,.,''
swords nnnn.i ,bot ,on,a s~a ~ S"i'.,'t "~ps"
conl1 ,naIe nnt "oa - ~ @ a0 ''uo,ts
ali tbathe had and ven; ,ssst. as 80 30, so~S
said 10 tho "fleneseo. Canr,ru . .,,l S,I,
ers. 10 q The 0b;o y 9th o. - 80
like. n dream han n,e Gene.ee ~ SS,or,b,, I
nobody would live ;n,,l,e ha,so on, 8, ,Sss,,'
ruinous and was, j,a,n,e1 and mna,Ioe ao,,,
lipht there in dark NIGHTS ds ,fhono,Et ,iI
theyedi and the ch;hlyan ,sh,nt., u a.,
cent in The .hr;oites, of fn,orn;mo.. ,shoS a. a.
sun was sbinin@ and lle b;gdss : wera s;nn,'
inc. and The cows went ln,o;,,o, ,TnsI;or 6io
to the pasture: :: and afier a wS;le tic olJ
house tumbled down and cr,imblea @ away. W
such sto,;eo ,Lt;yo, 49,. Ia .oSi. =:
"A the Nav weed aud tbs 5b;s,iss sbst ~ NJ,
BODY ever cuts down. and on whose @ ,Snl,
tons The yellow birds rock ~, and dpwr, ,,>
like lit,le boats alsanchor in The fail ss;nJS
ssb;.na .,,,x,, a. noIdea birds and 'S tbS
Shita's,orn wy = - t. 80 Is 49,,
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SEaE0 TGD POE 1rRW. :.
The Did Church Bells.

jting out meryily, s2.- ...,..er,,'
Loudly, cheerily,
Blithe old bells from the steeple tower,
Hopefully, fearfully, ~ i'@ft
Joyfully, tearfully, a-t.- scy- L y.
Moveth the bride from her maiden bower.- . .,
Cloud there is none in the fair summer sky,;
Sunshine dipgs bcnison down from on high,
Ch,liren sing loud as the train moves along, ''ir
Happy the bride that the sum shiheth on"
Knellopt drearily, 80 St 81
Measured and w6ary FFst.>air e
Sad old bells from the steeple gray, - u, -.-.,-
Irests chanting lowlyj ~ f.. - y.
Solemnly, slowly
Passeth the corpse from the portal today,
Drops from the leaden clouds heavily fall
Drippingly over the plume and the pail: s-,s3
Mnrnur Old olkpas. the train moves along, I IS.
Happy the dead that the rain raineth ON
Toll at tlio hour of prime, $500
Matio, and yesper ching, ..-.s. 4.
Loved old bells from tue stccple high
Rolling like holy waves,
Over the lowiy graves, '"'H 7',sSf
Floating up, prayer .fra6ght into the sky. rp,ys
solemn the lesson yourlghtest notes teach ::
Stern IS the preaching youriron tongues preach !:
RinSlng in life from The bud to The bloom,
fSinglnX the dead to their rest ih the. tomb,
Peal ont evermore-- F
Peal as ye peaIcd of yore. 7@'
BraSo old ecils on each Sabbath day, .r5 ~
.sl In sunshine, and gladness, :; &. l,. .,
Ilro clouds aud thr1 sadness, f,.t b.,
Bridal and burial have passed away.
Tell us lifes pleasures With death are still r;fe
Tell us that Death ever leatleth to Life, 2 81
Life is our labor nnd Death is our rest <NE
If happy the Living, the deadare the blest. ,,,7
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dles and pig pens Of the old time.

dies and pig pens of the old time.
!. But the houses on the new road, are We.
Try new, aud smell of paint the blinds are
very green, and the people worry grand
The East and the West have kissed each
others across the continent, and every body
aud thing between are brisk rs a flea, and
breatliless as n kings trumpeter. Even COP
sumption has whipped up its pale horse to
a gallop, and dashed into the .steeple chase
of the Age. s7s ai,7sssf ,.r, -.
Aud year after year, the old road grows
DINNER, and the grass gets green across
the track, and it is re,christened ',tbe lone
pasture" and is surrendered TO the lowing
herds and the singing birds. In the midst
OF region hnmmihg with life, it alone is
silent, aud almost awakens human sympa
thy,s 50 wandering and lostit seems Some.
times, as you dash along the MeAdaln, :.
you can see it as 1t comes into sight round
cclunpy of tangled trees. and J"makes" as
h u fit,woud venture into thenew thorough.
fare and go somewhere, but it never does,
Tor speedily stealing back into the hollow,
it is lost among the willows. 50
bike very old memory, in the heart, is il, ;,
and all forget il but the year. : Spring re-
members il, and borders II With green and
spnnktcs 1t with the gold coin Of the dandc-
lion, aud The little stars .ofthe May weed.
Summer sends the bee tbithcr to buele
among the thistle blows, and the ground
sparrows to build in its margins. and the
faded ribbon of yellow sand grows bright
IN its glowing sun. Tho winds watt The.
breath of the morning over it's desolato way
and.the rains beat out The old foot prints il
las borne. AptDmn sighs as it follows it
through The rayne and among tho hem.
locks, and the dlifts that Winter heaps are
nnbrokenbahd stainless. o'7rot 80,
no bolder feet, old Road, ever left their
impress on the other path no truer hearts
than hastened on thy rugged way, have eve,
crpanted for "the better land" II there
were ever those whose laugh was, music
then thy woods have heard 1t the daugh,
ters of the West are passing fair, butthose
young brows of old, whose white flashed
white again from thy once singing streams
and eyes glanced back to eyes no brieh
ter and no-purer were ever bent above.
classic wave, 10
Like thee, those brows are .furrowed and
those eyes are dim. Like thee, Ambitions
line fades from the eye of time, audlikethe
dusty "runaways" Of Thy brooks, soft pulses
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How Do You Do /!


National forms of salutation are true IN.
history Of a race may be found iu the dic.'
tienary1ofits language. Words and phla-
ses are the offspring Of previously existing
Objects, thoughts and circumstances, and.
their paternity is really traced
Thus, among all savage and warlike, peo.
pie, the common salulation conveys wish
or prayer, that the person saluted may
ENJOY peace, the greatest good of individ,;.
ais and, of,nations, and the boon most fire.
quentlya withheld in that phase of ife.-
Throughout the bible this is the inyariabla
blessing shalum'i and the wandering Be.
douins of the desert have, to this day, the
same form ofsalutation. Another phrase
OF theirs, eff God will thou art WELL" be-
trays The fatalism Of Islam. ~ ses%
y''sPeace besaRto- thee" aysthe fluent
and, ,faciie Persian.:" / make prayer for thy
greatness; may thy shadow never be less |"
This last form smacks Of summer and The
South. Such salutation would make a
Northman shiyer, 1t shows, too, great
respcctfor fat-~for dignided, aldern1anic
rotapdty. s~r, - ~ ~ g,z a II
The Greeks. a; JOY yful people, full of ,he
yiegor of life, ,ofaction, expressed their salu,
talon in e single ord-"reioce. 's''
|. The commercial and enterprisihg Genoese
of the middle ages, used to say, Sa,ntdta
iqaedd quo" Healih" and gain," "--ihan
which no phrase could be more cilaracterls-
tic. ia fyer0 ls.S5 &sss. .a2ssh }FS ,,.-
Ina similar spirit, the "swaggering Hol.,
lander" sHlutes YOU with Hoe uarais. ge /?
(" How fare you % ''s-s
The easy. phlegmatic German says, lie
Den sie scohtI-55-" Live thou wen r.
The Frenchman'st Consnqe,.t gouS ,goyter
ace s e---'" How do you carry yourself ?',s-At
reveals theSvery soul Of the French charac9
ters5 How is The formplary, and, not hat.
And then the pcrter Vous, how we'll ii ex,
presses the eager res'lessness and yivacious
manners Of that nation Ct0mhseat ca vctit-
sts IS OF the same tone anu character
John Bull and Brother Jonathan In
hearty, but ''blisiness.lilte tone, greet YOU
with FfIow do you dog, What ,cond be
more eharacIerjssic of the great and potep,
liai sSDglcs Saxon race. 4, To do, Of course
of this there is no question !. ii Is Che all Of
life but how do y5a do7p .'EIow are you ~
This embraces all--healtb, woaith, power,
knowledge. What more could one say !?
and here it is all in three words" How
are ycu? y How do you do?"ee A gain
the answer iis, y svellYt i do we'll Read.
er. How do you do2p---L!fs.I illustrated
A HUaoRous old r1an fell IN with an 10.
uoFant and rather i ertinent you6g minis.
Ger. who-pfoeeeded to inform the gentleman
III vefy positive terms, chat hesw6Gfd never
reach heaven unless he was born again, and
added. ~ Have expeiieneed that 6hanpe,
and nols feel no oan&iety.y ala I'D have YOU
been born again g' said bis scompaniofi-& x
eyes. tfust flhave.a seWellSd sAidqhe
old gentleman. eyelbg him very attemiveiy.
"igshooIdnt think il #oGId hart yod to be
born once more" 1sa eeFS 5YF6 gu1s
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LADY FBEEDoMs. We crrtasalv woaid
tinker the world, here and there. ifit wero
commend able4but particularly for the
uses of embarrassed young lAdiesla Says,a
certain otherwise ahony nous 'tIna", to us,
at the end Of q long COMMUNICATION 3 "0nca
again faslSis il proper for young, Iiveiv
and unprotected female. tointroduce herself
tuihe man whom of all othets she mos stlde-
sires 10 know, while at the same time. she
would ra..Iei die than torfei, bis gooJ opin-
ion and would the fact Of her being wid-
ow nake the self.pressntation any less
proper ~ FowbiGh VIZ say sbusi,essqpelT,
I" 60 ahead" "s, H. y, a. zSF,
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New ORLEANS, June l, l,l857,-1be steam
ship bouisiapa was burned in Galveston,
Cfexas) Bay, on the morning Of the 3lst.
Eleven lives were certainly lost Colonel
cambridge, Of the. United States Army,
and thirty Others are missing. Twen
iy,fve persons were saved by aeamen be-
longing to the steamship Galveston.
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ST. LOUIS, June 2.--The Lcavenworth
Herald learns from Mr.. Williams, who left
Salt Lake City, April 18th, that Brigham
Gouno. was essr~'eq. itIls;gsrf,v ..t.hlurnts d
way. Judge Stiles, the U. S. Marshal, Sur
veyor Geperal, and a large number of emf
grants, bad been obliged to leave the ter
ritory. - e"''' - -
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~ Ia IT.. =
DlsiNTEBEsrED, GRIEr. Cooke, the ira,
gedian, was in tie habit Of giving orders 10
g jwidaw lady, who was once sitting III the
pitt with, her little girl, when thfir friend,
the performer, was about 10 be stabbed by
his stagesriyal. Reused by the supposed
imminence Of his danger, The girlstaried up,
exciaiming, n0ht don't kill him, sir-dopt
kill him orif you do, lie wont give us
any more pit o,.tlers r. Her ,disiuterested
grief, Ike ilbesg gratitude of some people, was
a.ligely seSsesof, bene6tsto come, s, ~ ~
o''s.1'is STANCE" mutiefed n young man,
as he staggered home from q supper party,
chow evil CONGRATULATIONS corrupt good
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bars all the evening, and nov I'm atimbier
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