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WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.

I AM NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
L the most splendid and rich styles Of fine Gold
Jewelry; also, very superior assortment Of
Time Keeping Watches, In gold and silver cases
Sold Spectacles, Gold Chains, Gold Thimbles,
Seal, KEYS, and every other article usually kept
In first class Jewelry Store.
am also manufacturing some very fne solid
silver ware, such as splendid Tea Sets, Pitchers.
Urns, Goblets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Spoons,
FORKS, Ladies, DC all warranted Standard Silver.
We do not sell Northern made Wares as Of our
own manufacturs.
Please call at 33s Pennsylvania avenue.
feb 2l II. D. HOOD.
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"A sands Of life have nearly run out, discovered
while living In the East Indies. certain cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs,
Colds, and General Debility Wishing TO ID as
much good as possible he will send to such of his
AFFLICTED fellow beings as request 1t, this recipe
with full and explicit directions for ma king 1t up
plicantto enclose him one shilling three cents to
De returned as postage on the ecipe, and the re.
mainder to be applied to the payment Of this ad-
vertlsement. Address Dr.. H. JAMES, Jersey
City, N. }. feb 16-1m
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FoS ShosrUN.-THE SUPERIOR FAST
HI schooner Clara Capt. Croweli, IA
L " above port. For freight apply to HAIT.
feS n oho., toa Wstss street, Georgetown.
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HATH HATSy
EONS7ANIL ON HAND FULL
~ supply Of BEEBE'S xasNH
NEW YORK STYLES, 63flf
together with TAYLOR'S
HATS, Of BALTI- a
M ORE. The best black S48 lAl
dress HATS got up In 6SSn3
the latest style for % 50, as s&ElE
good as those usually sold S{3E45
al IS; and good fashion 6a&9 49,
able Hat at So, worth "a;
and q frst-rate Hat, 81 50.
The best materials and the best workmanship In
employed to produce a S5 Hat, which il sold tor
$3.50. We do cash business, meet with NO los.
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money. Felt Hats unusually low.
N. B Agent for Driscou' . Balm Of Thousand
Flowers. Price IS cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa. avenue, Agent
Tor New York Hat COMPANY &c S-H
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PEAs, MUSHROOM, &c.
w Importation
Champignons In Cans Of and 3 pounds
Petits Pois In Cans Of and . pounds
Pate De Fois 6Yas
Pate Faisan aux TruHes
Pate De Begasses
Pae De Perdreaw TruYes.
For sale by
feb ~ KING & BURCRELL.
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DOTATOES.-10O0 BUSHELS PRIM
L white MERCER POTATOES, In store and
for sale in lots TO suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
Jan 27-n 65 Water street, Georgetown.
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p. DR. c. 5. GOODMAN,
and Manufacturer Of Artificial

rp, Teeth.
aosE WEO ARE SO UNFORTUNATE
A.. 70 rec uire Artificial Teeth will
b., tsithout any nonsense or hum
hssssa Teeth set upon q metallic xllY
49,. plate Materials pure and properly con.
as being superior to all other modes =
ana various operations Of Dentistry faithfully
u,s,r opsriy executed. Tender Teeth rendered
e.,ss.iif if lie, oy new means. Teeth extracted
~ easily, and skillfully.
,oace corner OF slh street. and Pa. avenue.
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DENTAL SURGEON.

UkNTAL BUH6EON.
s.B F. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, BE.
a., ISeea sixth and Seventh streets, -
We place formerly occupied by DR..
"a. - ratten, has just received a very 1O
supply Of articles pertaini lg to dentistry
- ePecuully invites the public TO give him
- Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
- - give entire satisfaction in every case. The
= professional references can be seen at his Of.
&c. nov l2-tMa h90a
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ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON
BOAT.
YNRE STEAMER GEOR6E WASHINGTON
VIII depart at the following
T.s;. Ale1sndr.. " Q, ,n,1x. szs q:
Leave Washington eli, 10, 12, 2K, ,4,6X
feb ls-d JOB CORSON, Captain.
HAhPER:s WEEKLY, FOR sATgR.
i L day, February 7th, this day received % so
yearly, or cents singiy. - ,AnA,lH a.
fRANCK TAYLOR,
may6 For the Publishers,
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NE" DRUG SfORE-Wf Ilards' Hotel.
r. MILBURN & CO, gao PENNSYLVA-
y MIA avenue, respectfully call the atten %
new Drug Store, which they have flied up W
In the most complete manner, with full "a
supply Of pure Chemicals, Drugs, Fancy Articles,
PerfumeTy, Toilet Articles, and Patent Medi-
select assortment Of Wines and Liquors for
medicinal purposes.
A very large stock OF Havana Cigars, which are
OF nne quality and received from Arst hands.
Together with all Of the articles usually found
In first class drug store ..s
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compound
ed at all hours as the store is not closed at mighty
by competent dispenser.
4 ean at their establishment is respectfully so
licited. mar 5-lM&
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MONEY TO LOAN
IN GOLD AND SILVER ATCH 4 8 =,
" JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, and all
valuables.
JOHN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker,
feb 4-2m a9 Pa av., opp. Browns, Hotel.
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ID. aMlTH,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
EONvEYANCING IN ALL ITS BRANCH
~ o., promptly attended to; and all business
pertaining to the once Of MAGISTRATE win BE-
dispatched at the earl est moment
10 Uomoe 1Sh street, between r and 9, west
side J, -Korl.FE " Z" - - feb H-1m
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MRS ID. JONES DESIGNS OPENING A
tsA School for Young Ladies on the 9th Of Nj arch
In one Of the buildings formerly occupied by DR.
Peck, No. 451 12th street, between s and Fl, In
which will be taught the various branches Of Eng
lish, with French, Music, Drawing, Papier
Machie, &c
For terms apply to the principal at her residence.
Adepartment for little Boys will also be formed.
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MUSIC AT HALF PRICE.-A LARGE
1v1 lot Of new and old second dhand and dam
aged music for sale at half price at our great
Piano Forte and Music Emporium
mar J. JOHN F. ELLIS.
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CORNOBATfON STOCKS fer sale By
~ Je63B2 OHUBB BROTHR46,
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III The Attention of the public is 70.
spe pectfully called to the following Notice
VARNELL,S

III The Attention of the public is re-
specially called to the following Notice:
VARNELL'S
PAINTING EMPORIUM
lust OPENED ON A NEW PLAN. NO
y 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th SITS
north side, sign Of the large Eagle.
HOUSE, SIGN, and FANCY PAINTING OF
every description will be executed at reasonable
prices, and by competent workmen.
/ am determined to give entire satisfaction Il
all who will give me a trial.
Sign and Fancy Work ten per cent cheaper thar
tbs old standard price.
The Establishment will be open from a. m.
to Il past 6 O'Clock p. m and all orders will bs
promptly attended to. feb 16-dlm
CHANGERS, 60 TO 90, BETWEEN 9Th
y and 9th streets to buy your presents to tax,
home with you. The greatest stock In Washing
ton City.
mar H. J. MCLAUGHLIN d 60.
ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE
AT MY NEW STORE, ONE OF THE
IA largest, handsomest, and most varied assort
men's Of LADIES' FANCY GOODS eve, Of
fered In the District.
M LADIES' FRENCH DRESS ~
~ BONNETS,
~ Children's Garments and Hats, ~
Ladies, Dress Trimmings In the greatest profu
sion, kibbons, French Flowers and Enbroide
ries, Straw Goods, Head Dresses, &c &c.
Strangers and citizens are respectfully invites
to call and examine my stock.
feb ss-3w MARKET Space, bet 7th and 9th SITS.
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GIFTS! GIFTS!

so Patent Eng Lever Gold Watches. 500 90
70 100 Patent Anchor Lever us K. CASEY
300 Silver Lepine Watches, warranted. .12 90
100 setsCameo Ear Rings and Breastpins. IL 90
200 Gold Bracelets. s........................2 liz 90
poo Cold Lockets, (larse size and double
case ...'....s... .............. III w
700 Gold Lockets, small size..............35 50
1000 Gold Pencils. s................. . 40
1000 Gold Pens, with Silver Pencils.
o,Uoo 0oio nIngs... .........-.............l %
800 Gents Heavy Gold Kings. co
700 Ladies' Gold Breastpins. ins..............2 so
5000 6ents' Gold Bosom Pins. so
1,a00 Pocket Knives. .......................75
800 Gents Gold Bosom studds, or Sleeve
Buttons, (choice) ce)......................3 %
l,2O0 Pairs Ladies' Gold Ear-Drops.. so
5000 Gift Books. .......................50
200 Pairs Pocket Scissors. 0rs.................2 .25
10, 900 Miniature Gift Books or Prints. rs
$50 Pen Knives or Lots Of Stationery. ..... rs
win be presented to the purchasers Of Books,
at tPHlLBRICK'S GIFT BOOKSTORE, under
Dexter's Hotel. See sign Of Gift Bookstore. Call
and examine the immense stock Of BOOKS and
PRESENTS and get catalogues feb 1s-Y
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aIBBs's HAIR MANDATORY.

aIBBs'S HAIR MANUFACfORY.
Pssa avssxs, bstscsss etk asd I0tA sfrssts
VTTIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS,
w Bandeaus, Fhzzed koliers, &c, always on
hand, and made to order 1t few hours notice.
Ladies' Hair Dyed, shamp oonsd, &C., In the most
complete manner. All sorts OF Toilet Articles
from the best French and English houees:
No 3os Pa avenue, up stairs, over Davis Music
Store.
N. Blair work repaired or taken In ex-
change. - feb u-3m
few ysas old, and very kind irNA
iRNY Z sHINN, H
Ne. ~ Green street, e
fsb Id 6sosGsoeWn.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union continues its extracts from the
press Of the country, showing that the doctrines
advanced by the President in his letter in reply
to the Connecticut memorial meet with hearth
ness Of appreciation rarely accorded to any pa
per from such a source bearing on public affairs
The bitelligenoer copies approvingly Fisher
Ames's Idea of Good Newspaper" in which
it does not 90 find any place assigned or distinc-
tion accredited to the publication of profuse
and prurient details connected with the judicial
examination or exposure of vice in all its forms
and phases department which, nevertheless.
fills large space in many Of the popular news
papers for which it is common to claim supe-
riority over the press in other quarters of the
country"
This is in further answer to the claim set up
some time ago as undeniable by the New York
press, of superiority over the press of W ashing-
ton.
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IL The farmers have commenced cutting III
their tobacco in the Connecticut valley.
IL II is stated that the number of voters in
Boston has only increased $50 within the last
year The whole number is now 81 l2i.
IL The Boston Advertiser has an article in
condemnation of the New York system allowing
interest on deposits in banks
IL 1t is expected that General Jackson,s gold
snuff, box will be presented to Col. Dyckman on
Monday next.
II Lord Napier contemplates bringing to the
attention of our Government at an early day, the
subject OF the international copyright.
IL The Leonardtown (Md) Jockey Club
races will come of on the Goth, 30th and 3lst OF
October next.
IL An extensive rolling mill, for the manu.
fdcture Of railroad iron Is about to be erected in
Atlanta, Ga. 1t will cost Sl5OOOO.
III call appears in the 1t. Lonis Republic
can OF the Sd instant. for meeting Of house keep.
ers, In order to consider and act upon the import
ant matter of domestic I" help" What next,
IL The Newburyport Herald says that the
decline In the price OF molasses in that civ on
Thursday last, was fifteen cents per gallon, and
sugar three cents per pound.
IL The Maine State Fair commences I'm Ban
gor on the 18th instant, and will hold four days
list Of premiums is offered on trOttinp horses
varying from $50 to $500.
IL A young lady was severely If not fatally
injured at Boston, on Wednesday last. by the fall
on her head Of piece Of slate from the top of a
six-story building.
AZ The comet recently discovered at the Cam
bridge Observatory has been constantly Increasing
in brightness ever since its discovery and Is now
visible To the naked eye in the constellation
Bootes.
IL That most foolish of all ridiculous displays
ehgendeTed BY finaticism-the Jerry Rescue Gel
ebration-will come of under the auspices of a
handful OF PSEUDO philanthrOpists in Syracuse,
on the LIST Of October.
HONOR ToA YANkEH-John r. Groves of Ros
ton, Mass, has lately been awarded the first prize
as violinist at the Conservative Royal ia Brus-
sells MIR. Groves will make concert tour OF Eu-
rope in company with Littolf, a celebrated plan
list, before returning home.
IL Col. Charles A. May, u. =. A, recently
in command at Carlisle Barracks, has been re-
lieved by Col. Crittenden and left the place Be-
fore his departure, public dinner was rendered
10 hln by the citizens Of Carlisle, which he was
compelled to decline by other engagements
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ID Copper OF pure quality and several hun
dred pearls have been found at ST. Croix Falls
Minnesota
IL The Mayor of Louisville has issued a pro.
claInation to the police Of that city, instructna
them to suppress all secret societies for all secre
gatherings) OF colored persons, whether free OF
slave, In that city.
W The Fredericksburg News says that bal
OF gold, valued at 81 ,22S, was deposited i'm the
bank at that place a few days since, from the
Nancinse mine, Spottsy lvania county 10 was the
product OF twenty days labor.
IL The grading Of the Blue Ridge Tunnel
mas been finished. The track will soon be laid
and u is to be hoped and expected that the cars
Will be able 10 go through by the LIST of October
Workmen are now engaged in putting 1t down.
-, III The present week there will be- two OF
three trials for murder at Freehold, N. j. James
J.. Donnelly will be tried on Tuesday for the
murder at the Highlands. Two women for kill.
week.
~ Mr.. John Bush killed Mr.. Morris Corco.
ran at Chicago by single blow under the ear
which broke his neck They were the proprie-
tors Of rival lime ware houses, and uuarrrlled
abonf getting away each others cnstomers Bush
was arrested.
IL The cotton and wool manufacturers of
fhlIddeiphla have agreed to work their mills on
half time on and after the I4th OF the present
month, until further notice They complain that
they have been for time losers by continuing to
work their mills at the present very low prices
received for goods.
IL An experienced seaman. one of the COM
plnions Of DIR. Kane, writes us that, in his opin.
lon, II the Atlantic cable be laid, beginning al St
Johns, spreading eastwardly, that In conseq uence
OF the prevalence Of westerly winds in the paral.
lei adopted a site OF the cable, the heaye of
Tue sea would be In favor OF the ships, and indeed
ensure the success Of the undertaking ~
THAYER's EMIGRATION ScHEME.-Some of the
citizens OF Guyandotte, Va, have held meeting
and adopted resolutions declaring that thew wifi
Ia Ike such decisive and positive correction into
their own hands as will prove salutary lesson 10
such men for the future, >, should Mr. Thayer and
his Northern settlers come there and inculcate
abolition sentiments. r. - = =
ID II IL said that General Barnard, immedi.
ateiy before his death, wrote letter to friend.
In which he spoke Of the city Of Delhi as a new
Sebastopol. According to the Paris Press. the
ornaments and Notifications were Of a truly for.
midable character. In addition to the beavy ord
nance on the ramparts, II had in store Gao heavy
guns, ranging from Is to "a Founders, besides 40
pieces Of field artillery, together with mortars
aud projectilss in greet numbers. IL =
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SHOCKING SERIES OF CRIMEs.-Sheritf Jas
Brewer, OF Danville, Livingston county. n. Y,
LETT this city by the M. c. r. r. train last even
ing en- route for home, having in custody Isaac L
wood, a native of, and up to four months since a
resident in, Dansvlle, but arrested at Rantoul in
this state, on Thursday last, charged with the
crime OF having in May, 1855, poisoned an elder
brother, his wife, and two children, with the in
tention OF succeeding to the property Of the bro
Their, amounting to Sl0,OO0. the family being thus
disposed OF. Both husband and wife died and
with them, as is supposed by mistake, the wife
OF the murderer, the two children escaping, and
thus frustrating the design Of Wood The facts
have recently come to light in Dansville causing
most Intense excitement and strong feeling
against the wretched double fratricide
Sheriff Brewer held n requisition in form from
the Governor Of New York, but deemed il hest to
dlssenbie az to the cause of the arrest, which
w God was made to believe to be a charge OF for
gerry in the production of certain papers at the
settlement Of the estate
Wood is a man about % years of age, Of slight
bnild, and rather fOrbiddng aspect He was
brought to this city on Thursday night, and kept
IN the lookup with much privacy until the time
OF leaving for the East.-Chieago Press, Sept. S.
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IL The Presbyterian Convention. which late.
ly met In our city, is infinitely reported in various
newspapers, secular and religious, throughout
the country. In addition to seven or ei2 hit repre-
sentatives Of the press who openly occupied ia
bles on the floor Of the Convention, there appea 8
to have been letter writer's in and about the As
sembly, who have given accounts to the papers
by which they seem to have been specially en-
ployed for the service. Regular reporters were
present from the New York Herald, New York
Evangelist, and the Wing, South, National
American, and Dispatch. OF Richmond. The re-
ports In some Of the Northern religious papers.
are tinged with the abolition prejudices Of those
sheets; but the accounts Of the Convention are in
general correct, leaving open the fact that 1t was
highly reputable assemblage, whose decisions
are worthy OF serious Observation-Disclosures
South.
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II DIR. Catlin, who turned States evidence
against Mrs. Cunningham, in the Baby flaud. is
still kept in the Tombs, As a witness. apparently
contented, refusing to take steps to obtain his lib
erty by meaes Of awrit Of habeas corpus. He says
he has neither money nor friends, and he does
not care to expose himself to the derision of his
enemies. He expresses determination to 90 TO
Australia, after giving his evidence in the Baby
case. The Doctor was taken before the Grand
Jury on "Wednesday, ii being the first time he has
been outside the Tombs since his Incarceration
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The ELECTION IN MIssIssIPPI-The next
election in Mississippi (says the Memphis Ap.
peaD will take place on Monday, the 5th day of
October, and will be held one day instead of two
state officers, Congressman, and members Of the
Legislature only will be chosen. The sense of
the people will also be taken upon two amend
ments to the constitution, which have been SUBJ
mitted TO them
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O1Cuban advices state that the troops belong
Ing to the expedition Of invasion against Next
COY are still in the interior Of the Island and the
neet in the harbor. The only item of warlike
news is the arrival from San Sebastian of a cargo
OF Mimic rifles for several companies of Chasseurs
and the first and second battalions Of the volun-
teers.
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IL Tomorrow Sunday will be the tenth an
niversary Of the Battle of Chepultepec Tie
Scott Legion" of Reading, Pa, survivors of
company A, second Pennsylvania regiment, who
dld gallant service through the whole campaign
IN Mexico, will celebrate the event, according to
their annual custom. by a supper and ball
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EVENING . STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATUR September IL, 1851.
THE wEEkLY STAR,

OUR WEEKLY of to-day has three admirable
stories" Night and Morning" Meaning Me,
SIR and The Equestrienne''-a rich bur-
lesque from Punch called % Cold in the Head, a
Medical Drama, y number of graphic sketches,
and some poetic articles of great excellence.
The inside is crowded with fresh Washington
News and Gossip, local intelligence, spicy per-
sonal items, late news, foreign and domestic,
&c, &c. Price for single numbers in wrappers
3 cents or 81. Is per year
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II Rev Wesley Brock of Mercer county. O
one OF the loudest Black Republicans in the North
west, an old minister, and recently Presiding FL
der of the district, has been guilty of the crime
OF seduction, and the lady whom he has ruined
has commenced legal proceedings against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-12

IL The celebration Of the .shome holiday of
Baiamore"-the 18th of September-takes place
in that city to-day, usual, under the auspices
ofthe Association of Defenders in 1874, who will
gather In the vicinity Of the North Point Battle
Ground, and there revive their recollections of the
eventful scenes in which they acted so prominent
a part forty three wears 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-12

IL VIC Metzerott has just published, at his
music depot, beautiful and accurate series of
views illustrative Of objects Of interest in and
about Washington. They comprise view of the
Navy Yard, Capitol, City Hall, Smithsonian In
s,i,ution, u =. Treasury, Military Asylum, Ma
honal Observatory, Lunatic Asylum, Columbia
Armory, National Monument, Presidents Houss
and fine bird's-eye view of Washington from
Georgetown Heights.
These engravings are the work of young artis,
Of great promise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-12

IL Mrs Cunningham was. on Thursday, for
maiiy indicted for producing a false heir to the
Burdel property She was also admitted to bail
and discharged from prison. Her trial has been
removed TO the Court OF Oyer and Terminer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-12

IL The foreign exports from New York for
the past week reached total of S2s3, 1OI. In
Guided in these exports were 6,625 barrels of
Hour, 40 barrels of corn meal, ASH bushels of
corn, and -564 hogsheads of TOBACCO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-12

MORE COUNTRY BANKS THROWN Our A
private dispatch received in Washington states
that the South County Bank, Of Wakefield, r. |,
and the Huguenot Bank, Of New Paltz, Ulster
county, N. V, were thrown out in New York
to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-12

WATER scAEcE IN NoRFoLk-The Norfolk
Argus saws that the eisterns are getting low Civ.
ing cause to fear want of water and .ufferio1
fherefrom, as was the case last summer This i.
certainly surprising news, as we have had an ey.
traordinary number OF extraordinarily b-avv
rains. The apathy OF the citizens OF Norfolk
says the Argus, Is astonishing. Year after wear
they content themselves with water teeming with
animalcular, and have often not enough Of il, dir
~ as it Is, when supply Of that article, Of unr
vailed quality, is at their command for trining