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hopeless questions the king had con-
demned him to resolve.
+" Faith, my lord abbott said the mil
lef, after having listened to him most at
tentiveIy, " do you know that, for man
of your profession, you are trihe short
of ready wit. If were in your place
the kings question would not much trou-
bic me-"
Iwish you were, Guicharp," replied
the abbot. Why, you would soon give
them up, as I have done"
"Upon my word, I should not, re-
piled the miller; ''and if you'll only
lend ne Jour gown, holy father, and hold
me quit forever and aye of my tenure,
I'll undertake to answer the king SO as
to give him satisfaction .
The abbot was but too glad to accept
the tniller's proposal so he drew up an
act by which he had acquitted him of al
further dues, and then lent him his gown
The miller put it on, and at the houl
appointed stood in the kings presence.
The king did not recognise the abbo
at first, but concluded that anxiety hat
changed him, and inwardly rejoiced a
having already deprived him of the righ
to the nickname of the Abbot Sans Sou
ci. So he ordered him to approach, in I
less terrible tone than might have beer
expected, and asked him if he could tel
him exactly how much land there was IL
the kingdom.
"Very easily, sire" answered the mil
Ter. "But as you have only asked abou
the land, I am waiting till you hav,
cleared away all the roots, and stones
and metal, to set about making the ex
act measure"
The king bit his lips on perceivinl
that the question had not been put pro
perly. So he went on TO the secon,
query, and asked how much the mool
weighed.
+" 1t must weigh exactly a pound,
said the miller, " as it has four quarters.
This time the king smiled, and all tn
courtiers laughed aloud. The third ques
tion was now inquired into, and the mil
Ter summoned to state what the king wa
worth.
valne him at twenty-nine far
things" replied he, quietly. Nor ca
his majesty complain of my setting hin
at so low a price, since Jesus Christ, VIII
was much greater than all the kings {
the earth, was sold for only thirty fal
things"
The answer passed muster like tn
others and now they came to the La
question-namely, what does the kin
believe?
"The king believes" said Guichar,
that he is addressing the Abbot Sar
Souci, and he is mistaken, for he is onl
speaking to his miller"
The king was very much surprised
but the peasant now related TO him VIII
had taken place, and how he had bargain
ed with his master to get him out of b
scrape. The king was so delighted vii
his wit, that he declared himself satisi
a ed, and that the abbot might retain h
!, liberty and his estate.
q As to the miller, he proposed to him
), follow him to court, to help him to go
!, ern, which the miller accepted and fro
that day the affairs of the kingdom we
5, properly managed, and the king, ben
e kept in constant good humor by
r iiovial minister, allowed abbots and othe
If to be exempt from cares-at least, SO
e as they could manage to be SO.
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eT@ All, me p said pious lady, four
minister was powerful preacher; for
the short time he ministered the word
among Us, he kicked three pulpits to pie
ces, and banged the in'ards out of five
bibles :"
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@ couna no uaEia.iae.',
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AARON BURR.

From the "Fifty Years of Events and Anecdotes
Of Remarkable Men, By John Barney.
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ASSURE CURSION
OLD POINT, PoRTsMoUTH, & NoRFoLs

The steamer MARYLAND will leave Washington
upon an Excursion TO the above places H.
on SATURDAY, the 9th August, at s1staaR
o'clock a. m. arriving at NOrfolk2k11zzz<1s
early next morning, and leave again at 10 O'Clock for
Old Point. where she will remain until O'Clock
p. ..afordng ample time to visit Hampton, Forress
Monroe, the HygeIa Hotel, to enjoy the Sea Breeze,
to Fish and Battle The next day can be agreeably
spent in visiting Norfolk and Portsmouth, the Navy
Yard. Dry Dock. Naval Hospital, &c. Returning,
the Mary laad will leave Norfolk for Washington
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The table will be abundantly supplied with all the
delicacies of the Washington and Norfolk markets.
Good Music will be in attendance.
Passage, including meals, for the round trip, SIS
for gentleman and lady $40.
aul lot wM. MITCHELL.
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no! FOR THE EMMETT CLUB.
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF THE
Emmett Club, No. !,
TO EO RT KASHINGT TO NJ EHITE HOBS Z

The Members of the EMMETT CLUE take this
method of informing their friends and II
the public an general, thai they will Ie945HN
give their FIRST ANNUAL EX-n37ez.zess
CURSION to the above named places on THURS
DAY, August 9Th, 1857. .. .. .
The committee pledge themselves that no pains or
expense will be spared to make this one of the most
pleasant Excursions of the season for all who wish
to spend day of pleasure the banks OF the beauti
full Potomac.
for the occasion.
Shadd, the experienced caterer, has charge of the
Refreshment DE partment.
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will leave her
wharf foot of llth street, at O'Clock a. m, Navy
Yard 81, and Alexandra at g. The Second Boat will
leave 18th street wharf at 2 o'clock, Navy Yard at
pa, Alexandra p. IN. Returning at and 10 p. m.
line of Stages will leave the corner of 4th street
and Massachusetts avenue at N q. m. and IL .. M
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentleman
and ladies', to be had of any of the commit ee or
By order: COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
aug l-4tf
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ITO BUILDERS. AND oTHERs..The under
signed has on hand a large lot of BROWN
STONE for building purposes. W. DO w
HEADS, SII.LS, PisATFOHMS, STEPs, &c !;
also, splendid variety of carved and plain ITALIAN
At q low price. JOHN RUTHERFORD,
~ a-lm- ID door from corner Of 18th and Z str.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-M Mrs. BATES, at the corner of
ID Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street, having had
her house entirely renovated and its accommoda-
tions greatly increased, is prepared TO accom-
modate q larger number of permanent and trans cut
boarders. Her location il the most central IN the
city, and, as rearranged and improved her house
now second TO no other boarding -houseIn Washing
ton. Boarders by the month, week, or day. may
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate.
Table boarders also taken, IL 2-f
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u The six negroes who attempted to murder
their overseer, Mr. Dodd, in Henrico county, Va,
were TO be tried in Richmond YESTERDAY
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III THEODORE l.. TOMPxINs, a young man %
years Of age, was so badly beaten in brothel In
Mulberry street, New York, on Saturday night.
that he died the next morning
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HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sentatlves of the Thirty fourth Congress, 1856
lR57 BY =. p. e. Trlplett. Price Is cents. For
sale at TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
aug l-St Bookstore. near 9Th street.
HOURLY EXPECTED-TwO CARGOES OF
will be sold lower If taken immed lately from the
vessels than afterwards. Persons in want will do
well to call at either of our Wood and Coal Yards,
corner of street and Vermont avenue, Washlng>
ton, and corner Of Water and Green streets George
town. DICKSON, GORDON CO.
aug l-St IStafeS cOpN.l
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resignation Of his position as United States Min
lister to Spain, and the report finds credence in
such quarters, in Washington society," that we
are inclined to receive it as being true. The
understanding is that it arrived by the last
mails receivedin Washington from Europe.
AN ARMY OFFICER RESIGNED. 1.-The resig-
nation of LIST Lieut.. Orlando B. Wilcox, 4th
artillery, has been accepted by the President Of
the United States. >
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AUCTION SALES.
[See frst pass for oths, "Asetien Salss."I

BY WALL & BARNARD. Auotloneers.
w CO At ASefIos..6n Ia tRSDAY MORN
ING, the 9Th instant, at 10 o'clock, IN 'front.' OF our
Auction Rooms, will seIls large stock OF Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Tohaooo, and such Foods tosether
With the Store Fixtures. Measures. O.. being the
stock Of r.. ID. Tweedy, Esq. We name IN part.
Fine old Bourbon and Monongahela Whiskey. IN
Fine Csfct. MADEIRA, and other Wines. in casks
and hotties
Fine old dark and pale Brandies
Also, Store Fixtures, Measures, Demljohns, 70.
Also will be added 10 quarter Brandy, for sale
- on account OF whom II may concern.
Terms cash.
su Ats WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
TWELVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
Il IN SQUARE 6S, FRONTING ON NEw JERSEY AVE-
NUE. AND r. STREET NORTH, MKT SQUARE TO THE
RAILROAD DEPOT, BkfwEEN TINE CAPITOL And
JUDGE DOUGLASS, AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY,
nth instant, shall SELL in front of the premises, at
hall past hive O'Clock p. m. twelve handsome Build
Railroad Depot, and on New Jersey avenue, near
the depot, and the remainder on street north, in
the same square.
The above mentioned property il now considered
as desirable rs any in Washington, IL 10 in the
most rapidly improving part of the city.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from
the day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title iDdisputable.
au 4eO&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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S2OO REwARD.-Rsnawsy from the subscrl'

500 ber vinF near Hpssr lTS
Prince Georges county, Md, on the 22th 81 u
April, NEGRO MAN, DAvY GkEEN. ~
dark muIatto-has a large busby head, WITH
WHISPERS round his face, medium SIZE and down
has relatives or make his to some free state,
he lef( without any provocatlon: VIII give Two
taken in the District any other part Of Msrya land.
and $50 If taken in this county, In either case he
must be secured SO that I get him.
je eff WILLIAM ]. BERRY.
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about o'clock O. m
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.
Nl 800 CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS,
We are just opening, and we guarantee them un-
equalled by any Hams In thi. city.
They were cured in Maryland expressly for our
SALE
ID-No authorized agents.
KING d BURCHELL,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
For other For Rent and Sal.- notices So. Isl pare,
ITO LET.-A three story BRICK, situated be-
Il tween 9th and 9th streets, on M street. Inquire
next door. au i-n
EOR SALE CHEAP comfortable BRICK
l. DWELLING. situated on the northeast corner
of 4th and n streets north. Price SI.l5a; half IN
cash, balance IN 81 and twelve months II al paid
IN Il, cash less will be taken. Apply to.POLLARD
WEBB. No. 5l2 7th street. suS-n
E0R RENT-A new BRICK HOUSE, contain
Il ing SIX rooms neatly finished, with a large lot
of ground, sItusted 18th street. between and G.
streets, Island. To punctus tenant the terms will
be moderate. Apply at Mrs. SHEA'S, No. So 18th
street, between and streets, Island. au31
Tor SALE.-A gentleman having determined 20
splendid tourist BRICKDWELIING HOUSE
situated between the City Hall and Pennsy lvana
avenue. The House IL nearly new. containing l6
rooms, with Gas Fixtures. Warm, Cold, and shower
Baths. Pump of excellent water in the yard
and Kitchen. Also, a Brick Stable and Carnage
WEBB, No. 52 eth street. au 3-tf
AIRS. holland has several very pleasant
WI PARLORS and CHAMBERS. with gas
the city, which she will let reasonable to permanent
tenants, upon immediate application to No. us +
street, between l4th and 18th. su l-5ts
II ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street, ad-
joining the Convent are now undergoing complete
palr and Will be Tor rent the 4th of August The
Houses are very desirable, particularly Ia parents
havlag chidren to educate. Apply TO John l..
klDWELL, High street, Georgetown. WH-
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J d. LAKENANMa MERCHANT TAILOR

GAS FIXTURES.
VI We have lust received good assortment of
GAS FIXTURES, such as Chandeliers, Rracke cts
Pendants, Globes, &c.
GAS TUBING introduced in Stores Dwellings
and Public Buildings by competent workmen, at low
rates. Please give US a call.
MILLER Il CUNNINGHAM,
No. 243 Pa av., bet. 18th and 18th sts., south sIde
1l-lm
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SEWIN ACHINE

Our Agent, Mr., JOHN PORTER. visit. the City
Ladies of this vicinity, the Justly celebrated '''o
WArsoN's $40 FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, E
trct of Columbia. Machine will be on exhibition at
McGregor's Store, $50 7th street, where he would
invite all persons Interested to Witness ts operation
au +-lwf ROBBINS& CO.
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NAVAL COURTS OF INQUIRY.-Before Court
No. /, the case of 1t. Marine is still on trial
DR.. ]. M. Minbf, formerly of the Navy, was ex-
amined this morning on his behalf. A medical
survey as to his physical capacity was then or
dered, and Drs. C. ID. Maxwell, P. Lansdale
and Engles, all of the service, were directed to
make it. ...
Before Court No. 2, to-day, the case of Lieut.
NJ. c. Perry, Jr., being still on trial, Capt.
Tatnall, Commodore Mayo. and 1t. VIM. Glib
son were examined for the appellant, who then
rested his case Capt. Gardiner was then ex-
amined on behalf of the Government.
Before Court No. g. the case of Commander
Green was continued, to a conclusion. No wit
nesses were examined in it to-day His defence
is to be read tomorrow, we presume.
A DUEL BREwIYG.-In their discussion of
the present phase Of the Kansas question, the
Richmond enquirer and South have gradually
lapsed into war of personalities. In its issue
of Friday last, the former journal accused the
editor of the latter Journal of disingenuous-
ness, malignity, and the practice Of other such
anti-christian virtues; to which the South re-
plies in its issue of yesterday with "the lie
direct" Those who know the history of edi-
torial life in that region win; of course, expect
to hear Of an immediate duel between these
parties, or to read cards" announcing the
terms of the settlement of their imbroglio.
An ERRoR.-Some one has imposed on the
Washington correspondent Of the Courier and
Enquirer and others here connected with the
distant press, in inducing them to write for
publication that Mr.. Porter Brawley, of Penn
sylvania, has been appointed to the Sixth Au-
ditorship of the Treasury. Mr.. VIM. f. Phil
lips, of Virginia, continues to hold that Office,
for which, We have every reason to believe,
Mr.. Brawley is not and has not been an appli-
cant. 49,
MINISTER DoDes.-It is currently reported
that the Hon. A. c. Dodge has rendered his
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-A black a nd tan DOG-PUP, two months
IL old. suitable reward will be paid for sRD
ITS return TO simpson House, southwestA~~L
nue.. ~
CS REWARD.-Straye ed away on Thursday las {,
CC RED COW with white hind TANKS, ~gcT-a$
and large bag, with FIVE tea,s. Has the end AZ"
sawed off of her left horn. The above re-
ward will be given for her delivery to
JAS. HARRINGTON,
No. 81 I'd street, between r and 6 streets,
Rau 4-Ts English Hill
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MINISTER DoDes.-It is currently reported
that the Hon. A. c. Dodge has rendered bis
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RLACK DIAMOND COAL ON THE WAY.
cargo of the above COAL Of Nut, Egg, and
Stove sizes to be unOaded this week.
The best Anthracite, for general use, ever brought
to this city. U.s. 10y -
sets. per ton deducted if taken from vessel.
Order at once, of -. ...
SAMUEL III. YOUNG,
East side 9th street, between ID and f., :
al 4-eO3t (Inte) Old Stand.
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~ MONTGOMERY GUARDS ATTEN-
regular monthly meeting on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, the 5th inst Punctual attendance is called
tnr as business of Importance will be transacted.
on the l7tb inst will: ~ completed at this meeting
ati s-St THOMAS McENERy. Sec.
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antee that whoever may hold the position under
the present Administration, will be as unman.
ageable by them as the present incumbent. 1t
may be better for the public interest that the
incumbents u such offices should be changed
now and then, as there are many gentlemen in
the Governments service thoroughly qualified
to fill them. We have no idea, however, that
any future appointees to such places will ego
in" for the qualification of the patent-rights
men generally, or for the use abroad of any other
coal in the Government service, than that which
experience may have made plain to be the best
for the required purpose.
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c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y on the nth Of July |.
s1s( large BAY HORSE. with black feet. ~ =
black name and tail ;carrles his ta side. ~
The above reward will be paid n left atNA
FELdN HORNIG'S, Butcher, Buzzard's Point.
c. REwARD.-Strsyed away on Fridsy last. q
SDsb dark red COW having no white upon avzer~3H
her except at the end Of her tail, which IL XA1~
very long. slim horns, rather long tips black.
The above reward will be paid for her delivery
S4l 18th street, between VI and y.
auS-3t' :. w BARTON
&S REWARD-Strayedaw away on the 2sth OF July !,
De- large. dark brindle COW, mixed ~zerA
with white. She 10 very thin IN flesh, GASf~
has a long tail. tipped with white, and about ss
Two inches cut of OF her horns. The above reward
Will he paid II brought TO ON q street NORTH he
tween Sd and ih streets east 81. Peters Bury
ing Ground. and opposite the RaIlroad, OF secured
au s-st. CATHERINE c. SHEcKEIIs.
GOll REWARD will give the above ~
S%UO ward for the Apprehension and de- .
this city OF my SERVANT WOMAN, ~
named ELLEN, who calls herself Ellen ~
Davis, II taken out Of the District of Colum-e
bia or slt0 n taken IN the District Sand woman
dark comple xIon thick lips, stout huilt aud of
dunn height she has been living with Mr. Lindsey.
on 7th street iank Road aud has been absent since
the 9th of July. CHARLES l. STUART,
au st corner Of r. and 10th ste.
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!k3 AND CONFECTIONERY,S sen 9Th Street,
and WATER ICES at sl-5o per gallon, delivered to
any part of the CITY. Also on hand 6s different kinds
of Cakes. and finest In the city, which will sell
for cents Come one, come a Il and give me a call.
Furnishes Parties, Weddings, Excursions. &c.
JOSEPH SHAFFIELD,
Late Foreman at Viewers,
jy N-lmf Opposite Browns Hotel.
, 1857-03-20

This journal will eschew every thing Of a personal
ohaeer il will strive to elevate the tone Of the press
in this Territory and while maintaining the freedom
Of the press in it, most expanded view, will not de-
grade and prostitute the high aud lofty purpo-es OF
that great engine OF REFORM by dragging persons and
personal matter into the columns OF public purna.
1t will advocate the principles constituting tire plat
form Of the National epublican Party, adopted at
Philadelphia, June 18TH 1856, viz: "Maintanance of
the integrity Of the Union by return IN the enlight
ened policy Of the early Fathers Of the Republic the
sentiments promulgated by Washington. jefferson and
Madison secured by the declaration Of indepeLdeuce
the ordinance Of l7S7, and the constitution Of the
United States the assertion of the exclusive power of
Congress, by virtue OF that constitution, to egisate
for the territories; that slavery is creature Of law
and cannot be carried into any territory without posi-
tive legislation eternal and 1nremittihg hostility 10
the extension Of slavery into any territory now free;
opposition to the violation Of faith which repealed the
Missouri restriction; opposition, in toto % the policy
OF the Nebraska-kansas act. and st more bitter
demnaion OF the Infamous outrages committed on the
virgin soil Of Kansas to make that territory slave
state; the Immediate construction, with the aid Of the
general government. of a Pacific rail road, and the
bold assertion Of the claims Of Washington territory
TO have located within its borders the terminus II that
great national highway. The immediate constuc ton
by the general government OF na emgrlnt wagon road
across the continent liberal system Of appropria-
tons for improvements Of rivers aud harbors. and
compromising hostility to any political prescription Of
any class OF our fellow citizens whether native or for
eign.
As territorial journal we will advocate and pub
Sh all matters tending to elevate the characterOf our
people abroad to refute and answer the false and ma
ignant ISLANDERS with which they have been assaied
Earnestly invite migration, by honesty and faithfully
portEaying our advantages OF climate, soil and miner
al wealth. fields OF coal our eternal forests cana
bic Of supplying the numbering wants o. the whole
Pacific; onr hsherc', gold mines etc. ETC.. and zea-
ously and untinuSly will resist the Nandalic at
tempts now being made, Of desecrating with slavery
the soil OF that territory bearing the name Of the .
mortal sage who, having achieved cur national lb,r
ties, atte ted. as president of the federal convection
the adoption OF that great paadilm Of our rights
the national constitution
We earnestly invite all interested in any Of the above
objects. to become Subscribers at once forward their
names and address to the parties hereinbeore named
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, 1857-03-20
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