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ORLEANS FEaAIE3 ACADEMY,
3i2 CAMP STREET,
Between Poeyrrre and CalIiope streets New Orleans.
A Day and Boarding school,
Conducted by
MADAME DIMITRY.

The Sixteenth Annual of ths Institution begins
the first Monday September 1858 in the Desbm Yerandah
purchased by Academy establish in the South school
Of the highest order magnificent building most eligby
located, three high covering Of -four thousand
five hundred squire feet with fine architectural exterior and
uibe interior distribution provided with bath rooms and
every tending health and comfort The Instru
men Musical Philosophical etc. of the bestmake.
The studies plan Of Instruction based upon
those Of the collegiate institutes Of the United
States and of France which Madame Dintry corresponds
regularly tangled systems adopted deceptive
Alumnm Of this Institution, who now gem society
Forparculars, apply in person or by letter 10
sci Im&W NINE NJ. d. DIMITRY.
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0cU Otleans 9aiIg Crescent.
reIegraphed TO lDe New Orleans Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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loWLEN,s rArRNT sTMAn H0LLeRs

EHoWLEES'S E'ATEN,T STEAM BOtLEEsS
L have now been extensively used for
Tor economy III fuel have proved preferable the ord
nary boilers They combine the following advantages, viz
Economy IN ue require cleaning occupy small space
are spc m construction and do much the ord
nary cyhde o. hned Boiler and half mulh other
fuel saving but at The time complicated Boilers.
Planters and others interested opera
tiun at The following places in the city
Levee Steam Cotton Press uisiana Cotton Press Caronde
let Refinery, l.. Homes Ornamental Iron Works,
Numerous certificates office the eatente
ard circulars, with plan Boiler viii be sent 10 any pa
OF the country on application
d. II. FOWLER, III Baronne street,
Manufacturer OF Pressure Locomotive, Flued Cyn
der Boilers siana Pipes Fire Fronts Crate Bars Valves
Ghmneys, etc, etc
R all work done at this establishment will be guaranteed
quail in point OF workmanship aud MATERIAL any the
cOuntry, and at the lowest prices, MA 6m6W
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in the Royal Academy, London.
SNIP TEMPEST AsHoRE.-We learn from Capt.
Martins, of the towboat Anglo-American, which ar
rived here yesterday from the Passes that the ship
Tempest Capt. Whitney, from Liverpool for this
port, went ashore on South Point, on the morning of
the 9Th inst. The ship lies easy, and Capt, W. thinks
she will be got off without receiving any damage.
NICE QUESTION OF RAILROAD LAw.-Mr. Chas
A. Morse, of Loekport, n. Y, while on his way to
Albany last Monday night week. was put off the cars
east of Rochester under the following circumstances,
according to the Lockport Courier On Saturday he
purchased ticket for New York city at Suspension
Bridge which said it, good for three days only
He then intended to go East on Sunday night, but
his family being sick, he postponed it until Monday
night The cenductor claimed that the ticket ex-
pred at y o'clock Monday night and after that hour
demanded fare. Mr.. Morse refused and was put off.
He got on the again and paid his fare declaring
his intention to test the legal right of the company to
enforce such limitations in regard to tickets,
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THE LAKE.
nfr~ LAKE. LAKE. SHORE PACKET


rT~n LAKE SHORE PACKET
For OCEAN SPRINGS. BILOXI, and all intermediate
IanainssIie new ard spend4 low pressgre y 5 coast
mat paGks NJ sig4nef @ 3 IHe0he' ' Gapt Z Boardma-
leave tie Lake tn1 Of ne Jefferson and Pontcharain Rail
Leaves New orleans:
,,.,, =, Jefferson Railroad. POntchartrain Railroad
TgE$pAY. 20 y. cars e. I, u e cars rs
ErRf 3 3 + + H. H. sa sas 4 E = n n ss5s sa[s
- Leaves Ocean Springs:
SSHR5 FFRHR2F FRb1Y d5RNS ETESiS
Cabin fare to Ocean Springs, Biloxi ali Intermediate
Children and servants l.25
vs. FFcisbt viii BE- received for creole b. sici road W
Tuedays md Thgsd4ys, at 81 O'Clock M and Fridays
49,. ,.. r. b Gj5E:P9DEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place
.,agzss ~ 80 sDtt nIOBAhEG-DAILY Y. MAI.
low pressure racket steamers Oregon. Jas.
a9ser 97 and Su e9pey III + With
P@nebpa RaiToed 9v a ses2eIs @ " m Es AYE lf o
the Y O'Clock ~ train Of cars stopping daily way Bay
Fday nd nria 1t Mssfpp ty fni ReunBe 4 m soG
at Mississippi City on Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
CABIN Passage. ..t............S3 %
NegFoe. in lots Of fve and 9} n
Cabin Fare to Pascagoul9 %
Cabin rare to Bay St, Louis, Pass Christian and
Mississippi City.''........t.. ............. 90
RTLe way mail bug will leave the Office Of the Agent
promptly at lI1z A. NJ.
jel /. GEbDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place
r1, OVER THE LAKE SUNDAY
. Excursion to Vaudeville, Lewishurg and Mad
iaoayieThe elegant low-f
Arrow, }. w. Hoffman, commander will leave the Pont
chGrrain Raroad The arrival Of the " O'Clock A. NJ.
Returning leaves Madsonyile at "A p NJ arriving in time
d. a. FosDIcK, Agent,
nu7 If 43 Nalchez street.
H OVER THE LAFxE-SUNDAY Ex-
I&tEtsSA cursOa 10 Mandeyie, Lewisburg and Madison
z52sgsza vile - The fue, fast low pressure
fEaycnsVvood, Capt Ch1s. Foster, will leave the Pon
Returning, leaves Madsouve 81 o'clock P NJ, arriving
for the I1@ p NJ the city. Fare for the
curston, ST. For further information, apply to
au7 If a Narehez street.
T% FOR BLADON AND CULLU1I
| lTAsllE&E5i SPRINGa-Twice week-The steamer d.
Eaaz7BsEssFs vance, Saml Ables master, will leave for
/ Bladon and t'uuH Springs a week, follows
Mobile for adOn and Guum Springs and DemOpols
| every Saturday evening, At e'cocs.
Mobile for BadOn and Guum Springs every Wednes
| day evening at O'Clock.
Returning
adon and Culum Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening, o'clock arvi Mobile every Wednesday
| and Friday morning, RtG O'clock
T. B SMITH 4Tchonpitouas street,
je26 Z orSIMPS0E 4 COOKE, Mobile.
ms FOR POINT CLEAR-sTEAMER
s54s4sgssa Mobile EVERY EyENIS5 for Point Clear d.
midday trips leaving the city o'clock accommodate
| those who arrive by the morning boats je24 If
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77Free hundred miles shorter than by any other route
Rs- Passing through SLAVE TERRITORY, ample security
is afforded for the conveyance witnu anuoynnce
or risk Baggage checked lhroneh-snre c0nneCtionsrst.
class tracks and wide comfortable Express Mail
TlRins leave Memphis daily p. NJ, passing the beautiful
scenery ii North Alabama along the Tennesstc river
Lookout aud Virginia Mountans-wh their pure healthfnl
and hygorHi4g hreele and celebrated Springsby daylight
30 Through to New York with less time and expense than
by RHy other Try it, Through Tickets sold the
Of the New Orleans and Memphis Steam Packet Company
Orleans
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r Tefs ao; ios' were fenD4 which contained skeleton
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s-zass = - r.,s,.s-zzz,v., FOR LAX 81 BORGEE
& z rs efJ UGF R1IIwNY = DEPOT,
of GoodehildreG and Champs Eiyssee
SPRING AkRAHG EMENT
To PrnctOrvilie lake Borgne-dSance % miles. Fare
through, 50 cents, children and slaves, half price,
Departure Of Trans-DAIEY,
Leave the city for the Lake, at.,,.. A. N.
Rt...,,.,.,..,.......... p. NJ.
Lake city, at.....,s--..,,. ....,- 58 A, N.
ht.,-...-tt . 534 +. N,
Office 90 Common For all business the Railroad
Department any other business connected with the
the late Alexander Gordon apply to
". Il. BAKEWEII. Executor,
who the ouy person authorized make engagements sign
obligations for the road
the depot seq II n
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A. kIkkPATRlEk, Travelling Agent,
For freight or passage apply ON board.
j. II. FREIIGH, Agent,
Office of the New Orleans and Memphis Packet Company
under he ST, Charles Hotel left wing.
umv24t
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From CITY, From Lake.
niclncls a 81 Horse CHr o,cloCz A Nj. sIenrn TrHiI

ssa5sP ,,r.,- ,,-rgzr.,sr7 GSSBSIGHARHESAIN EhIIF
Es7Rs -H#sa fstt#3sE5 ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-10

$500 For GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels of a choice article 10 Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them of SURFING themselves TOT NAP when
il would SEEN proper to be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the came rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to SEW upon, and has LETT upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made " to the LETTER'-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the "LET
'ER RIP"
At J. Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street. Cleve-
land, o., clothes of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be foaud in any quantity,
and what dOuby adds 10 the wonder, is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than at
anu other clothing store IN the State.
Admission free, and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive e tabllshment-gTdtis.
juneSd Striwtf
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Dr. G W. BUSHNELL.
pbpsiriails & .5ur9eolls.

d MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopatbie
Oeor Eclectic Physit ian and Surgeon p. Of Mid
wlfsry and Diseases q Women and Chiiaren DIR NOR
TON having located himself his jaec IS ready 10 at
tend ali calls in his Profession either Al his Office or a.
private dwellings Dr n dsards all polsons Of
reduces his paelrs tcure them but simply
ihe cbsrucons stimulates aEd tones up the system by
Those affc e with diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
reys, Sp zen. Neuraa, in mation rheumatism (oiher
Acute or Chronic Loss d Appeie arrangement Of the
Slomach Coasligaiioa q the B5Mels, Bols Affections
impurities 81 the BLOOD OF a ronic or long siandlng
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the mai. sex such as sup
preston Pr0lapsus Utera H2morIage SC request
ed 10 call His Mole q Treatment Is also completely
adautea 70 Diseases uf Children
Dr. n. has also safe and falling remedy for
Fever and Aeue Cholera Coieru-AIuTbus Dyscuery and
Darhaea Conc CRAMPS Look1 flis aud spasns treat
~ DrM IS also prepared otreat successfully FEyERS
Of the types together with all other form Of acute
but facts deducted from w the Reform
New School System Pra.ce and thorough reading Of
sra.iaaie from The Ola and nsz schools OF Medi'ine
Dr. M will keep constantly hand and Tor sale all
aud sTupS, usually kept Botanic
Eclectic and houi Drug Stores Als0 all the
cared By haseli Remedial Aseats. among which
The foowia;. VIZ: Compound Syrup Of the Wandering
&C. Au-B 0us pills exclusively Tor the Liver; Sanatiss
Bltiers; AntysPepiie Powders be Drups hleh
all 70 cure; kyeWaier never f1ing remedy for
Weak S0r nnd inhlmed Eyes Cankar Medicine for Can
III sam Of VIII Cherry, for Coughs COlds, Bronchitis
C0usumptio aud all Diseas-S Of the Lungs, Rhumailc
Liniment or Pain Killer superior article any In
internal or external application; Sovereign Rem
edy for tbs Choiera Mothers Cordial Female Friend
and other articles TOO numerous 10 met tion-
re- n D. Particular Attention willh paid in treat
ing all Old Chrcnc and Private Diseases cleanse the
blood II al the morbid hum0rs Dr. NJ does not pretend 10
raise the dead b he does claim that he cure all
able Diseases and manv thnt considered inrurnbe
Office. No ids Loraa ST. Residence. No 10 Church
~ P. 5. DR.. NJ would say that he can give One Stu
dent god chance IN his orso read Medicine and ii
4 n B "A VT u
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EXECUTED.
GExEsEo, n. Y. July 9


At three O'Clock this afternoon Isaac Wood, con-
victed Of the murder of his sister in Jaw. Rhoda
Wood, by poisoning, at DanTille, this Co., was
executed.
The execution took place in the enclosure at
tached to the jail. A military guard composed Of
a company from Danville and one from this village
was present and about 500 spectators were about
the premises. The execution was witnessed by
about 60 persons.
The prisoner was brought in, attended by the
Deputy and clergyman. he addressed those
peesent, protesting his innocence and charging his
conviction to prgjldice and persecution. He said
be died in the hope Of q blessed immortality. Al
the conclusion Of his remarks he appeared to be IN
considerable agony.
The death warrant was then read-the drop
fell, and Isaac l.. WOcd was launched into eter-
nity
His remains will be taken to Avon for interment,
until his friends take charge Of them He contin
ued his proiestations Of innocence up to the latest
moment OF his existence.
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MOvEMENT OF TROOPS.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.
Our dispatches from LeavenWorth to the 9th, by
U. s. Express to Boonvil!e, say the SPECIAL mes
senger named in previous despatch, reached the
Fort YESTERDAY with the official orders for General
Harney. which went forward this morning, per
Capt. Simpson. The orders direct the following
movements:
Eight companies of second Dragons, Majors
Phelps and Reynolds batteries Of Artillery, fifth,
TENTH and probably seventh regiments Of Infantry,
to remain in Utah.
The fourth Artillery and two companies OF sec
ond Dragons TO occupy district of the Pla te.
The First Cavalry is directed to remain on the
plains as late as practicable and make excursions
among the Indians and keep them in subsection.
The sixth or seventh Infantry proceeds TO Ore
gon in view Of the recent intelligence from the Pa
cifc Of Indian hostilihes.
Majors Harris aud Hunts batteries are ordered
to return to Fort Leavenworth.
The CORDS OF engineers now with the battalion
Of sixth Infantry to return to West Point after
completing the work Of opening road 10 Camp
Scott via Cheyenne Pass.
The troops which accompanied Captain Marcy
from New Mexico retOrn TO that department
Brigadier Gen. Harney is ordered TO return to
St. Louis and assume command Of the department.
of the West, unles he may have received intelli-
gence 81 the forcible opposition Of the Mormons TO
the army now in Utah, in which case he Is en-
powered to send forward the whole Of the rein
foreements and continue with them TO Utah or re-
turn to take command Of his department, as he
may think proper.
Lieut. Col Crossman and Captains Turnkey and
Page are assigned to duty in Jitah.
Capt. HancOck ordered TO proceed with the reg
iment of infantry to the Pacific. The officers Of
the typographical engineers, hitherto assigned
duty with troops in Utah, are ordered 10 report to
Gen. johnson.
Recruits and officers destined for corps now in
Utah proceed to that department. Assistant Adj
Genl Buell. remains attached to the staff Of Gen'l
HaTney.
The Psynaster farthest in advance will 50
through with his funds TO Utah. The other re-
main on duty in the department Of the Platte
The force assigned to this department is expected
to keep communication open between the Nilsson
ri and Utah and under the order Of Brigadiei
/ Gen1 johnson.
An express arrived from Utah yesterday. The
dates are old and contain nothing additional.
Gen. Harvey was at Fort Kearney on the 2Ott
Il NIL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGTOx, July 8.

" AaEIINoIVNl VlaT Q
II appears from the army orders Just issued
that within the last year there has been 81 promo
tons, l3 designations, l6 deaths and 36 appoint
meuts. including those Of 90 cadets TO breyet %
lieutenants.
Commander Roth has been ordered by the Sec
retary of the Navy to to the Norfolk Navy ard
vice Commander Ford, detached, and Commander
Handy TO the rendezvous, Boston, in place OF Com
mander Winslow, detached.
The War Department is in receipt Of dispatches
from Col. johnson to June llth. They contain
nothing Of special interest.
The army was in good condition
According TO the copies Of official orders the
corps were marching in three divisions on as many
consecutive DAYS to Salt Lake Valley, in compliance
with the instructions Ofthe Government.
Lawrence Hamilton, member Of the regiment
and Grandson of Alexander Hamilton, was drown
ed in James River. Body recovered and forwarded
10 New York
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAiK DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All others are mere limitations should avoided if
Tou wish 10 escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful Natural Brown Black without the least
njuly TO Hair or Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
awarded 10 VIM Bachelor since 1859 and 5000
applications have made Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
VIVA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not 10 be distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not TO inurein least however long l. may be contia
ued Anl the III effects Bad Dyes remsied the Hair in
yigorated for life By this spleudid Dye
Nade sold or applied lin private roons at the Wig Fac
lss Broadway, n. Y.
q The Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR.
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To restore neal h we mus purify the blood. Fevers,
without exception from foreign matters having hcen
absorbed aud retane inthe circulation These causes
sickness may produce nhuenzl Group, rheumatism
g0ut, cholie cough But Bran1reth's Pills. simple,
potent and veg table, the cause and the cure fol
lows OF They the Of every day saving
many valuable lives Principal Office. ssl Canal street.
Brandreth Building. New York Sold also by
junsdSslw DBR7 A. S. Gardner. Cleveland
BEWARE OF IMPOSTEKs.
CAUTION TO INYALIDS.-DR- SAMUEL s, FITCH,
(0fce ia Broadway. New York; knOwa the author
Nr cEratire TFeatmezf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver Stomach Bowels, Kidneys Skin, Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood nnd for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with his usual success e He IS
ueT obsf from Ns5 York and has rot beJoT Esozg
He has other oae associate parHer at Bao
Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh sssIhe. and has not had -
a Berare o al Pes0as Esias his pTeteadIzS 10
hsSS z0, hare had professional coHIofioH ifh
h5z ThsB IPosiess - Apply, personally or bJ let
ter directly TO himself his Oce. ia Broadway New
York where alone his be had. Remedies
sent any part Of the country and treatment conducted
success uy BY letter visit from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" the Lungs, md EXPLAINING the
method by which he the above diseases ss0 pages
beundl sent by mail, post paid, for 40 cents.
a. Beware especially of the advertisements Of Fitch
Dodge Co" of Detroit and Of Fitch Ly Of Pitts
burgh, Chicago, &c.
ia Broadway, New York, June. 1858.
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5pffial Notifies.
HORSE TANNING.

The Great Secret Ont at LGst!!
Auhe SECRETS OF Rare, and her celebrated Horse
Taers By which many unsOvernable vicious and
sauky horses m1de the valuable Of their species
and tile true method OF breaking colts sent BY mail pest
maid on the receipt Of Two D1llars. Address,
Boxss- wa RAsIE'S AGENT Cleveland, o.
The book which send contains all the information
inst be obtsined from any source. and is the same that
is practiced by J. s RARE, and sold in Book form by his
Aeut from three to ten dollars, and bond required
Of $50 10 keep the secrets. juissdSWH;lss
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AccIDEST,-A man named Faulkner, paint
er engaged in painting the cupola of the new
Westminster Church, yesterday met with a Sc
we're accident though it is not probable that it
will result fatally. IHe was upon the seaf-
folding which runs round the cuPalO, and was
about to quit work before dinner. His cOmpan-
ions had already stepped inside the cupalo,
when the scafolding gave way and he fell to
the roof, and rolling down TO the edge Of the
cOrniee was Precipitated thence to the ground,
distance of about sixty feet Strange as ii
appears, we are assured no bones are broken,
and unless he has sustained internal injuries as
yet not apparent, he has made most marvel.
Gus escape
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHISGToN, July y.
The 9Th regiment National Gua.d will leave here
at 5 o'clock on Saturday morning by Railroad aud
will arrive in New York about o'clock on the
same evening.
The President. accompanied by Gen. Burnett #
New York, and the officers Of the army and navy
reviewed the regiment ct nooa in front Of the
White House. The throng was immense and the
guards won the praise and admiration Of everybody
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PEACE RESTORED.

We learn from a reliable source that President
Buchanan has determined to protect the American
Ship Canal Co. in their contract with Nicaragua.
The Cabinet advised this course and Costa Riea IA
yored it, Instructions will forthwith be despatched
to Gen Lamar directing him to impress distinctly
upon the authorities of Nicaragua that our policy
toward that republic has been changed and that
remedies against all existing or future evils will be
epforc ed in q summary way.
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FROM NEW YORK

New 1ORE, July g.
The steamship Edinburg, from Glasgow Goth,
arrived this evening. Her adSiees have been an.
lieipated.
The Eiilburg left Glasgow at P. n, Of the
26th, but brings nothing later. She has 3l6 pas
sengers. She experienced strong westerly winds
throughout the passage and much foggy weather.
She saw nothing of the Telegraph feet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-10

Police COUEr, JULY 9TH-Eleven eases
were before the Court as follows,-Disturbance
?; drunk /; assault with intent to wound l.
nuisance 4; selling unwholescme meat l; petit
larceny /; keeping disOrderly house /.
James McGoSern for an assault upon the
person Of Dennis Hugel, with intent to wound
(which intention he very nearly succeeded il
carrying OUT was discharged.
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A BoLD BURsL4RY-Heman Chittenden,
No. 80 Erie street, was on Wednesday some
what surprised by burglary after this fashion:
BE had stepped into neighbor's, locking the
door of his house as he went out. He returned
in five minutes, and as he entered his dining
room from the 'parlOr was astOnished at the
sight of man entering the same room from
the kitchen Immediately opposite. He cOIlared
the individual and demanded how he got there
and what he was after. " l got in through the
window and was after your silver spoons. n
was the cool reply, and then threatened to
knife Mr. c., unless he permitted him to es.
cape He disgOrged his Plunder before he was
allowed his liberty, and then made his exit. He
had rumaged bureau drawer, and taken nine
silver spoons, gold ring and other articles.
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GROVER AND BAKER's FAN

Ist. Cotton Is used as it is purshased-on spOOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and psrplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other maehines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
SURE to be taken apart to be oiled.
9Th. The stitch Is always distinct, even snd reg
uisr, and viii not zip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic a. the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine smbroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor arsinvitsd to call at the sGlss-rOOm of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
sboys machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,50per day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NcrthrOp 4 spangler's Block,
nhsOdsn:Iss Superior ST. up stairs.