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ARGN 49, /,

OChhiDAM AXIOM ArIC SCHNAPp
nPfessrioed with great success by the Medical Fac
ulty IN GTave, Govt, Chrome Rheumatism. Droo
~, Dyspepsia, sluggish Circulation of the Rloos
Inadequate Assimilation Of Food. and axhsusted
vital Energy; and as a beverage n haA ssupsrtor
IN the world.
Put up IN quart and pint bottles and for sale by All
the druggists and Grocers in Washington
uD0LPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and hianufacturer
Nos. ls. "a. and 2, Beaver street, New York.
dsc lo-ar -'
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MAR RI z ID.

On the 9Th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Boyls. Mr.
MiCHAhL kARR to Mrs. 81 ADY, widow ofIhs
late Michael Brady, al OF Washington
baltimore sun and New York Hslld please
oopy.)
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap Ice
Cream and Water Ices n 81 SO per gallon, at the
Philadelphia confectionery, corner Isth aud sts.
Jan % Inn ..e. . ... Eu.s,,r
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NV YoRK, Feb
has intredsoed. without or,o. sesss (ponocrst)
spoross,ia o.'o 81 which met Win he rssnels
House, instrue,iSe 4tss s portion o. -
their Representatives In consrrs., ne rs4essting
procure the passage Of . een~rsI snaesvor 60
"a Sai,ed stsses making equal and just me- q the
asbtors. and 10 regulate the CONN.,. sssoisent
IT'S OF the citizens Of the different stss-.
me fesoiu tions represent the busipe.s AZ -.
cIsI rI As IN great measure broksa up Sv 49,
v n, snW.san, merely producing immen,s pri.
mo- imn.st, NOTIFICATION and ban kruptcv. nd
ed e.cso, st OF permanent relief can De- expecs-
- 'AeeP' IN the manner above isd,c.sed
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BOARDING.

BOARDING Pleasant Rooms tn rant W.; -,
~ without Board, ON reasonable terms on the cor
heI oi as street and Missouri av enue, No. as.
kOARDlNG.-MRS.R RUFF, No. Ss6 ID street.
= near Seventh, has taken this large and commo,
Gloas House. where she intends to rent her rooms
Lurnshed or unfurnlshed, to single Gentlemen or
gentlemen and their Wives, with Board Transient
boarosfs by the pay or week. Meals sent out at ali
Also, yanted, girls TO do general homework.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

WATCH RETURSs.-Mary Jane Naughton, col
ofed, ID. c., drunken vagrant workhouse 9,
days Hannah Wilson, do, Va, vagrant f; do
Jas. Phillips, do Md false pr-tence; dismissed
George Butler, do, Va, do. do. Thos. O'Keef
Ireland, larceny; Jail for court. Fourteen lodg
ers, all non- residents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

A REPORT Of the proceedings Of the Merchant.
Exchange Association, last night, is unavoid.
ably crowded out to-day
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CHICAGO, Feb. "A rumor has re.ch.a -
fearful insurrection near Fayettevilis 49,
r ns, melted among the slaves by two white vnsa
me heeroes so says the report aftae red tvo ~e,,
,hs han, hllng twenty three persons, burnin.
~. uouses, and killing the cattle Finally the,
W. wsIe snodned by an organization OF yolunteer,
49,, u "a seven and captured eighteen Tbi,
report Is somewh hat doubled AN'
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NARShAl,'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of & eri
~ under the lien law issue Cd from the 81 erk
once the Circuit Court ths District Of COLUMBIA
LOT the County of Washington, and to me directed
yin expose to public sale, for CASH. IN front OF the
Sourt rouse door OF said county, on wEDNES-
PAY the 4'h OF ebruary, 1853, at IL clock m he
iouowng described property to vit All defendsnt's
Frame Houses erected on Lot No. s. in reseryation
T. y, on Mary avenue, between ~ and eth SITS, in
upon as the property of James b. Lockey. and viii
De sold TO satisfy Judclals No 27s to October term
1887 In favor Of Smith & Fowler WIN
J. ID. HOOVER. Marshal
jan S-dts for the District of Coumhia
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AUCTION sALH.
TO-DAY . O-MoRi.Ow MORNING.

.s,ors By A. GREEN. Auctioneer -
HI noLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI
s.st shall ss the rssdepo. Of - Ba; u
treefs 81 ~ ~ rses north, between an and Sh
menf OF uruiture viz: ''' ~ eAosheut sssoft-
MapnSesny '2okcsse. ssrine. seat Chsirs.
A. hur..na 'op Centre Table. dress and 9th
Mahosasy ssdebosrd, walnut French and other R.a =
Mahogany Dining and other Tables, cane sea,
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware, = as.a 81
Perlor, charnter and star Carpet, Oilcioth.
window Shades, Feather BEDS, hair and her Ma,
bedding. Cooking. Radiator and othet stoves,
With agood assortment Of kltchsa Requisites.
Term: MI sums Of and under S25, cash: over as
credit of61 and 80 days. for notes .tis actory en-
fed A.6REEN, Auct.
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RQOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET-Tvo
IL Rooms, on I'd floor, on Pa avenue between l2th
anG 18Th streets, over Sam'. Lewis Jeweiry Store
Will oe let low to permanent tenant. Would make
StatiOner. ian 70 -
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New Jersey L>st.,.,,,.

TkEsroS, IN. } D Feb tT.
,hs the Lecomptoa coos,,,n,, resointion:
@ so s,. 10 Tss
noon resolution highly snrrs, In the amer
sc.er and statesmsnshipo Of James PM the char,
expressing confidence In bis aS%Iaian: and
psTsa oy . vote Of 81 TO q, the demosr 7,
very moderate " eiscus>lons were
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Sailing OF the Fultop
New York MaYkees

NEw YORK, Feb. 6-Tbe Fulton sailed
noon, to-day, with $685. 100 specie.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEE SALE OF vALUABIEIxpsovr
YARpBy Vriue OF dse ss ~ i,I MAP IN. Nav
and recorded being dated the 9Th Of Febfusry, lass,
and az the request of the party entitled to the debt
Of the o on r if (: RBSASYc
RandTed and ave slSok pnG M part Of square nine
the southwest corner of said square, aud runnin1
thence north the line Of lth street east u feet
thence ~ ess 20 the place Of beginning, situated in
the city OF washington. The improvements consist
Il House s0'' and 'uO'an'ia and "ell-Oullt Frame
Terms Of sale: One half cash the balance in al,
deferred bearing Dt svs n notss
asy OF SALE s deed of trust taken to secure the
psynn ny Ss tne notes: AL oonveyancing at the
IL the terms 9f sale be not complied With n ten
pi sas sss .bs the
ne deiautlns purchaser. by giving FIVE days notice
Oh .alq resale IN some newspaper published in the
-. NIMR0D GARRETTsoN, Trustee.
nI RrTRHlE IRA, ABo 'S SALE Is POSTPONED
d. ord des Of fif az st next
jan 2s-eo2w ~ A. GREEN. Auct.
MARsHAL's SALE;-In virtue OF Eve wrlts Of
W herl taclas, on judgement of condemnation,
ofthe District Of Columbia for the County Of wash.
,nfson, and to me directed shall expose to public
XIII K Sss SPf fe
T nIans,t ls5s at Z O'clock The following described
Of square No. in the City of Washington, ID. C.
Deginlns at the southeast corner of said Lot No T.
running thence west along the line of street north
"a feet, thence north IS feet, thence east IL feet
tenee south IS teet to beglnning also the undivided
nall part OF Lot No. H. In said square, fronting on
9th street west 60 feet running hack with that width
with me rear 81 SAID Lot No. 20 feet inches, as
Woodward; also, the other undivided moety of
Lot NO w. IN SAID square. and that part of Lot No
IL an said square. commencing for the same AT A poipt
on n street north, Ia feet west of the Southeast
corner T. 81 sad Lot, and running thence st eet
west . feet inches, thence northSardy and 10 raj
lei with 9Th street 70 feet thence with the rear line
oil SAID Lot eastwardly 20 feet inches, thence south
wafdly 10 beginning, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied non
as tne property Of John MeGsryey, and will be sold
January term 1853. in favor Geo. Lowry, Howell
Strlbllng, Timothy ODonohue q Son, Patrick Led
wage, and Getty Il Williams.
]. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
jan n dts for the district ~ E"lnmh,.
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The Rhode IsIand I,.,l.,.,.

Providence, Feb a-Tbe (;-o.r.l 49,.
OF TINS state have passed a resolution inst ruc,in
tne senators and requesting the Represeptstiyss
al MI. n rom this State to vote against the
aomission OF Kansas into the Union nnde r m.
LecomPton constitution. The vote was ne.rss
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Lawrence. Sts.e a. n.

BOSTON, Feb. The report a, A..
ing committee Of the Bay State MN. ",,aap,s.,
eensares lawrence Stone ( co.-especi.i,x GGsgg
nIeo, nd CONG nc, rs characterized a. fraud
the 81, 900. No usce ~fceP
The stoc kholders Of the Bay State Mills Cam.
onyn.a' oecioeo 10 dissolve and wind up the
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HARRY SANDERsoN's CONCERT, on Monda,
night next, is the talk In our musical circles
Reserved seats, without extra charge, can be Oh
tnned, we learn, at Metzerott's Music Store.
On Tuesday, the 9th instant, Mr.. SandersoI
VIII give q concert I'm Alexandria.
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The kansas Election Fr,~d..

1T. Lours, Feb. s-The commiss,oner. On
pointed by the Kansas Legislature to take testi
mony relative TO the election frauds are now IN
session at Leavenworth "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

DYE AND BARLEY MALT,
CITY MATT H0UsE, corner Of WSss tall. ~
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FUTURE DAYS.
CkAD la -.
By BARNARD q BUCKEY. Geory.to

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Georgetown.
pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK, TOOLS, AND
n TORE lxTuSEs os A r IRsr Class l,oNr nc
.IoNERY-On TUESDAY MORNING.. the 9Th
"a dns y 10 O'Clock. at Arnys Confectionery No
% biloge street. GeorgetoSn we will sell he an
TIRE stock IN Trade, Tools, store Fixtures. Cous.
ters, C., oil that excellent establishment We name
handsome silver plated Counter Cases.
Snver-plafed and marble top soda Fountain
Marble top Counters and Ice ortam Table,
Gas Fixture, Paper fringng Machine. H
candy Jars, Scales and W eis hts, &C.,
Also, STOCK OF Preserves, Oak IS, Bon -bs,ps
French and domestic Candy, Cordials WINES Par
T. mmneers ; Fancy Articles, &C.,
Plain and fancy Ice-crean and Jelly Mou,d,
TUBS and BUCKETS Cocoa nut Cutter
Cake Pans OF all sizes, Stone Ware,
Marble Slabs, MoTtars and every Thing nsce.x,,x %
the business, H s"'S ="
Also. one Wagon and Harness.
Also, q few articles of Housebold Furnitrr.
rms: Al sums Of and under $40, cash: over SSo
creut OF - and Is days. with interest and satissc
Isb2- BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Anct,,.
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A Msrmen Elders o,,.,..-

INV YORK, Feb. 6-Horsce 8. Eldridg.. q
.saong SAINT, Is here. charged with a general
s1peIvIsion over the Mormon Church In the East
ne admits that IL the troops attempt 10 enrer s,,i
Lake City In hostile array there win inevjtsbI,
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Philadelphia Academy Of Mu.,c

rHILipELpHrA, Feb. 5.-The Performance o.
noDeI re Diaoie, with the attraction Of ForDes
created even greater sensation than Don Glow
ni, al the Academy Of Music tonight The hons,
was iuii and seats brought large premiums
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BY BARNARDA RUCkEY. Geo--..-,.--

M,
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AT AIyC-
TIoN:-On WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON.
the ioth instant, at Clock. IN front Of the prem
Arnys Confectionery, fronting on Bridge street.
north side, between WASHINGTON and Congress
sreets Il feet. and running back 276 feet There ls
on me lot hrst class three story brick store and
dwelling, extensive back building stables ice
house. &c. This sale offers oanorfnnifx f,r !,
hIst rate Investment. sale positive.
Ierms: Ohe-thlrd, cash; the residue in g. g. Il and
10 nonths lot notes bearing interest; d. ed ri, en-
and deed OF trust taken. The title is perfe-t and
the terms must be complied with BIZ Fridax follov
ing. BARNARD BifCKET
leu gu
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LouisvILn, Feb. 6.-The steamboat Colooe,
Srnssmsn, from New Orleans TO ST. Louis, bur,t
L her ooner on Thursday evening last. and was
burned to the waters edge Twenty ave TO nfty
persons are reported to be lost
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Opposition 10 the Lecom ptou Ce,,,,,.,,..

DfrholT, Feb. 9Th extra session of the
state Legislature has passed resolutions Instruct
ing the representatives Of the State in Congress
to oppose the Lecompton Constitution and sbs
further extension of siavsry
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jan lS-eO2w A. GREES Az,

until FRIDAY, the 18th day Of February merit
same hour. BY order Of the Trustee.
Jan 9-eo2w A. GREEN Auct
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FASHIONABLE VISITING CARDS. AND
Plates Engraved in all sty les. and cards printed
TAYLOR & MAURY's Bookstore,
near 9th street.
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A RVIppE

M n. RUPPEL. A - -
NORTH side of Market space, No. 81. between
Bridge and Canal streets. GeorEetovn.N ~
announces TO els patrons that at his(x ~ Il >
REsTAURANT may be found q allNfNN>
times the choioest and most ex oeI,ent
OYSTER 3 and all kinds Of g. ME In season.
Meals served at al hours and st the usual prices.
jan l-Sm -.. 81. rfEe5.e# =
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EOR SALE -ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
L 10 offered at pnyate sale. "A great bargain and O
good opportunity for q Confectioner who under
II not disposed Of by the 9th OF February next the
House, % Bridge street, will be offered Of public
auction. Georgetown. ID. c.. e-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

Tine MELoDEoS OPERA TROUPE perform every
evening to good houses. The bill fol- this even.
Ing embraces several new songs and novelties,
the BnIlesque Old Folks, received nightly with
Toars OF laughter, concluding with +. d. Rice's
Opera Of o Hush
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs

A TCOSr FOR CASH.-From February ist
"A will offer my entire stock Of DRY GOODS al
cost for cash. w, r. HURDLE,
fe4-2w High street, GeOrg etown, ID. l.,
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RoyS WINTER CLOTHING AT
children and wards with superior Ciothine fof dfess
and school wear invited 20 exnmfne ear nIse
A'o''"'"s ss'sWSsxi VAL. ssfIPaf.S ~ Z CO. :.
+ len 80 lU - ~. az. bet. Nh - ieth sss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

CIRCUIT COu<s Yesterday the jury in the
case Of John w Stevens and George W. Ksil.
holts &c, Deliah Clarke returned verdict for the
plaintiffs. They then took up the case of John
Purdy ~. John n Peters, action TO recover on
account. The jury returned q verdict for the
plaintin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

our THANKS TO THOSE CUSTOMERS
~ who have so promp ~ come forward and settled
their accounts. ss requested in our former notice.
To those who have not closed their bills we ear
ne silly request to DO early possible
and would suggest that az 10 of great mporfsnoe 20
us tha al accounts our books should lie closed to
the LIST OF January. COtLEY a SEARS,
Jan 2s2weod SIS 7th st.. s doors north Pa ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

BY ESsRRIEs to our advertising columns II
will he seen that Prof Whitney, the popular and
zveIl-known American Wizard Lecturer. is To
Amrse our amusement goers with bis unioue per
formances and droil doings, at Philharmonic
Han, Tuesday night next. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

RETURNED District Attorney, p. b Kew
Esq arrived in our city last evening from
snort thpto the West Indies in pursuit of health
He appeared in court this morning, but did not
resume his labors at the bar, NOR does he intend
10 do so during the present term we are informed
de appears to he very much improved in health
since lac left home.
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%M a9afft 40 2 p ;
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. CENTRE MARKLr.-This morning the various
departments We're well stocked with provisions,
and the purchasers were numerous The lower
stands Were again occupied by dealers from the
country and city. The hay stands were all &C.
cupied, and the prices ranged from SIC to 81 90
per cwt Pork at the scales S7aS7 IS per lOO lbs
The supply OF poultry was quite large and of
excellent quality. Good order was preserved and
the regulations strictly enforced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

NOTICE.
HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
Store To Mr.. &. :. whIttlesey, takes this method
of Informing those indebted 70 him that their sc-
cnuuts are now ready, and that he viii be found &C
ms old stand, Tor the purpose Of settling them until
the lO' Of February. Every account not then
tied VIII be placed In the bands Of ofhcer.
J.. r McGREGnR,
Ate. 9. whittlesey's Paint ana OIL Store.
jan Sn-tFebl6 SSi 7th street.
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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to ouu
friends and the public that have at last sue
decided in having large quantity Of AIES Of vari-
Gus kinds brewed exPressl to our order, which we
viii guarantee to be the finest and the largest vaFi.
ETY. that was ever offered an this market.
All persons wishing'a nice article of Ale can have
II by apply INK to us for either Ofthe following brands
adelphia and Xxx. We also have q fns article OF
Brown stout and X Porter always on hand.
attended 20. Army 4 SHtNN,
Union Bottlins Depot, 81 Green street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

Nor1CE.-fhe partnership heretofore existing
y between LEWIS JOHNSON aud EDWARD SMMs
under the style Of the Washington City Savings
Bark having expired the general hank ing bust ness
Will he hereafter conducted by the undersigned un-
der the hrm Of LKWIs JoHNsoN& Co.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
DAVID WALKER,
fe 5-3t L.. ]. DAVIS.
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STOLEN Coat Last night a complaint was
made at the guard house that colored boy was
offering to sell a new blue cloth coat of good
material and workmanship. Watchman StOops
was sent for him but failed to find him This
morning gentleman picked up a coat Of that
description in the Armory lot He left IL at the
guardhOuse To be identified
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-29

Governor Blacksnake, an ancient In
dian of one hundred and sixteen winters.
lives about six miles from Randolph, N. Y.
He was an Indian scout durag the revolu-
ton, and wears a silver medal given to him
by Washington. The old "brave'' is very
feeble and nearly blind and bed-ridden. 1t
is stated that he once bore dispatches from the
Reservation. where he now resides, to Buffa.
10, distance of sixty-nine miles, going and
returning in one day.
Oregon must be a great country for
moisture. A writer for the K,,ickeybocker
now in Oregon, says it rains twenty-six hours
in the day, for seventeen months in the year.
A shower commenced, he SAYS on the Sd of
last November, and continued until the 10th
of May, when it set in for long storm which
is not ended yet.
Two scamps have recently sold in
Waterbury. Connecticut, several hundred
dollars worth Of splendid article Of tooth
wash" which turns out to be chiefly nitric
acid and oil OF cinnamon, cleaning the teeth
not only off but out.
The children in the Orphan Asylum
of Augusta, Georgia, have a beautiful Gus.
tom. Annually, on the LIST of May, they
march in procession to the grave Of one who
contributed largely to the prosperity of the
Asylum, and decorate it with flowers.
An enormously fat woman, who was
recently exhibited about the country, has
been married at st. Louis to a man almost as
large as herself named Rogers. The happy
couple weighed, together, nearly twelve hun
dred pounds, and if their happiness equals
their size, they must enjoy married life pro-
digiously.
There are about one hundred Artesian
wells in Iroquois county, Illinois. Their av-
erage depth is about one hundred and twenty
five feet, and their cost about 5000.
Billy Bowlegs, the Seminole chief.
now at New Orleans, on HE way to the far
West, is said &c be a great drunkard, but
when inebrated can never be surprised, or
made to answer questions which he would not
do when perfectly sober.
In repairing the old church in Sea-
brook, New Hampshire, recently, an Indian
tomahawk was found between the plaster and
boarding The house is about one hundred
years old.
Miss Sarah Matthews. an intellioent
and beautiful young lady Of DONEGAL t9un'
shin, Westmoreland county, Pen5svlyanis
while swinging on a rope in her fathers harm
on Monday, 10th inst, was instantly killed
by the falling OF plank.
A fire seven miles wide was recently
raging in forty.hye miles Of woods ilf Mill.
vile, New Jersey, the wind blowing a gale.
and the people trying in vain to stay the do
vouring element near the roads.
A day or two ago, says the Dubuque
Express and Herald, lady twenty six wears
o. age walked to this city, a distance of
twenty miles, to procure marriage license,
IN order to marry man Of forty. Such a
woman as that 10 worthy to be tho wife Of a
Spartan.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-29

To THE BBNEvoLBNT-The case Of Mr.. Joseph
A. Hood presents certain points which give him
special claims upon the sympathies and charities
of the benevolent. After repeated fractures of
his leg-frOm childhood partially disabled by fe-
we're sOres-by fall in this city, April 10, he so
completely destroyed his leg breaking in it two
Flaces) that amputation became necessary This
was performed by DR.. Kelley, April %, under
whose care the almost complete recovery of the
disabled man has been effected
Mr. Hood in his crippled condition, appeals to
the benevolent, for aid in procuring cork leg.
by the aid of which he may be able to gain live
lihood We understand that a subscription pa
per has been started in his behalf, to which we
trust our citizens will literally respond.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-29

WORTHY OF NoTICE.-The public attention
has been called to the sign Of the horns" in
front of the Bay State House, and to the beauti
full clock in the window of Messrs Firth & Mich
OILS, in Flagg's Block, with its running stream of
water and its busy birds, which show that Nature
is truly alive, and that this world is scene of
renoyating loneliness. The other day we noticed
in our streets the general express wagon in charge
of Mr.. George W. Taylor, was shining like new
dollar. Mr.. Taylor, the gentleman who has acted
in the capacity of expressman some four or five
years, deserves much credit for his good humor
and promptness in the discharge of his duty and
may he continue to be. faithful in his avocation.
We hope he may remain with US to the good old
age of hundred years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-29

UN1vBRsALIsT FESTIVAL AT FANEUIL HALL.
The regular annual festival of the Universasts
Of Massachusetts was held at Faneuil Hall, in
Boston, On Thursday evening. Notwithstand-
ing the unfayorable weather, unusually large
numbef were present. The floor of the hall and
the galleries were filled with tables, spread with
the accustomed variety of festival dinners, by the
distinguished caterer, ]. B. Smith,
His Honor Lieut.. Gov. Ephalet Trask pre-.
sided, and made the Introductory speech After
the singing of beautiful original hymn, speech
es were made by Rev. I B Thayer of Boston,
HIS Excellency Gov. Banks, Rev A. D. Mayo Of
Albany, N T., Rev. Thomas Whittemore, Rev.
B. h. Tillotson of Manchester, N. H., Prof
Tweed of Tufts College, Rev. A. G. Thomas OF
Philadelphis, and Rev. T. Starr King Of Boston