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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-05

~ Tn spite Of the Geographic announce
menf published day or two since that the
President privately approves Of the course |
Of Commodore Paulding" the papers are
aritatine the question whether the Admins
deed we think it is a mooted point who her
Mr.. buchanan in these stirring fines. has
any de..ided opinion upcn any suhie,t what
ever. II will he remembered that the com
mander of the Saratoga. Capt. Chatard fail
ed 20 seize the Fashion and prevent Walker
from landing in Niearagus. For this dere-
fiction .he President in his wra'h sont ont
orders To deprive Capt. Chatard Of his COM
mand. Commodore Paul'ing accomplished
what Capt. Chatard failed t. do and IL is
probable that he win he court martialed Cor
his pains. Between -e;zing Walker on board
he Fashion in the hnrbor of San Juan or
preventing him from landing and seizinr
him after he had landed. there il no differ
ence in the world. We have always thought
that harbor belcnainG to foreign power il
us. az much the territory Of that power as ,he
surrounding shore It. therefore Capt. Cha
tard removed FOR not arresting Walker
why is Com. Paulding censured for arresting
him. II would he gratifying if the govern
ment could pursue consistent straightior-
ward course upon any question for at least
three months. Whether or not Walker will
I've sent back by the government. we canno,
say-at all events. If Com. Paulding Is ca-h
tired. Us he is likely to be. the friends Of Mr..
Buchanan will have u pleasant timo defend
ing him from the charge Of gross and eulpa-
BILE inconsistency.
The ROCHESTER N. Y. MYsrEaY.-ws
have alIcady published an account Of the
murder of Mr.. Little. of Rochester. Suspic-
ion instantly fastened upon his vito and 9
man by the name Of Ira Stout. sail to be hel
brother. The proof that they are the guilty
parties is conclu.iv but the m ,sives which
4 induced sister and brother jointly to com
:. nit the murder are eagerly sought. 1t wa
!, in testimony before the Coroner's jury tina
Mr.. Titles and her brother were improper
y ~ intimate, SO much 80, at TO convince Tn
> reader that they were crin,inally Intimate
4 The Rochester papers have given currenc
y to the following story in relation to Mr..
Titles ard Ira Stout:
: stout willie living near Oswego, was ser
y ~ the Pennsylvania Peni,ehtisry. Ii is sul
r missed that previous TO this hu had niarrie
-, the woman known III Mr.. Titles. and mo-
- represented as his sister; that, while hs
re- husband Was in prison. this woman In ed i
,, the Stout family ss d daughter, and as SUE
7 only was known TO LI,ti,s and beesn
lie his wife.
-, After Stout was released from prison, |
otcou'se. returned to his family, found h
IN wife married. consented TO keep W the deli
p, zion with Littlcs, but finally. lLi,tler ha'
ing perhaps got an inkiing Of how thin
a. were plotted his murder.
IL his theory il plausible. and furnishes
motive tor the murder. and a reason for q
To offensive and indelieata intimacy OF l.
- brother and sister"
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tE- A wroteh, named frederick Burkee
has been arrested in Rochester, N. Y, for
beating and starving hi~ wife to death. One
of his children testified that he had been sent
away from Switzerland for cruelty to his
family.
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~ 1t is estimated that Illinois " i'll pro-
.;uce. this season. two hundred and eighty
million bushels Of grain, cor more .than ten
bushels for every man, woman and child in
the United Sites.
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UNPARALLELED ENrERPaIsE.-The Street
Commits Toner with his laborers and carts
was ut work yesterday, removing the mud
and filth from Main street, near its intersec-
ton with First street.
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~ The Philadelphia letter mail bag. Fer
Louisville distribution. was rifed tho o, her
morning and ia content thrown under the
staging near the Jetf,rscnville depot. THIS
is the second robbery on that road within
ono week.
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s9v Jeptha NJ. Dod,i, Esq, the editor Of
the Reporter has been appointed Postmaster
at Henderson. i, place Of Jas. +. Ricketts,. re-
signed. The appointment is made as a reward
for the labors of the Reporter at the last cleo
tion.
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tN- 1t is said that u gentleman who was
formerly one OF the Proprietors Of mcrcan
tile house in Davenport. Iowa, lately failed,
and is now saving wood for living.
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~ The Washington correspondents stat,

- The Washington eorrespondentsstst
That Humphrey Marshall Of Kentucky. viii
introduce resolution in Congress this weel
!irecting the President to send Gen. Wake
back to Nicaragua in national vessel. ]
Walker Is returned, his men should be sen
With him. and tn, provision ms destroyed b,
The Q. S. marines ought to be literally paiu
for.
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~ The latest census OF Oregon shows a
disparity OF the sexes. While
the males number 5000. there are only l6 :
600 females.
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sN A. wretch. named James Holland,
living in Pottsville. Penn. recently killed his
own mother by kicking her to de tn. The
shocking decd was committed in a fit of
drunkenness. Since the murder he has not
been heard of.
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W- A late number of the vicksburs VIII;

B- A late number Of the vicksburg whir
ays that negro man was recently executed
that city for the muraer Of his master. ten
years ago. a combination Of circumstances
had enabled the criminal TO escape punish
ment for 80 many years. The negro had
been confined in Jail ever since he committe.
he offence, and while in Jail had marie,
and become the father OF three children. Hi,
wife and little ones continued to live will
him in Jail till his execution.
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~ An assault with dirk and revolver
was lately made upon the editor Of the At
lantic American. in Savannah, by the Rer-
erend Robert Cowart, in which tho editor
came off second best.
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~ rhe -ia AZ ae ofert,ship of tho
Kentucky Govt - Ysesls Il progressing.
and onr.rreiclp,ers a,'r5,as the river have nut
forwards 'beir csfr saate Rran' Hopkins,
ESQ.,. Of 0lAham sAsuS. Dick Rolling has
hitherto hem rhe favorite candidate but ne
is cbsfeed with emancipation prorlivities,
srf,the Democrats haze about concluded to
drop him.
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"OLp kNIcK" SoLD.-That venerable wit
and general humorist. tho Knickerbcker
Magazine has recen .ly passed into the ha, d.
Of Mr.. John a. Gray, who has become sole
proprietor.
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~ William Altman. who was recent

~ William Altman. who was recently
convicted Of bigamy in Beaufort county. N.
c L. has been rentenced to receive thirty nine
lashes. to be imprisoned one day, to ap-
pear at the next court, then 10 be branded
on the left check with tho letter b in the
pre- ence of the court, and then to receive
another thirty nine lash =.
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IaliFfoKFASr TO The
DEAE AND BLIND.


Proprietor Of the institution for the Deaf ST. Louis,
oAAs ARRIVED IN EVANSVILLE, IyDTANA,
and maybe consulted scr Rw days at the City
nolel, Room No. 10 NJ stairs Early attention is de-
'r e. DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, .SorsE IN THE
HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR' MOC1H
Ut Or. MeIeed has made new discovery Of fluid tina.
will pove perfec absorption Of the Cataract. and
restore permanent vision to the eye without the use OF
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
have son fifteen yeas Of age who has been deaf
and dumb tm the age of two years the erect OF scar
let and n thase weeks under HI. hands he began
10 We sgLs Of hearing; and at the expiration u
weeks he cpd hsar WELL and Is now s,a g
the gaNct Of an afflicted community; ,
ST. Paul, te'. 1850. ALI u u hohiVH.
il I na.s psns iestness r H.my infancy. which
i about twenty tive years; my deafness ecane nis
ens tina, could rest tn nea DAY apr sn assf a
peSnit.e 10 visit Or: Mcleod, If the Ear 1niniir,
q @ ANY, hi,
sangune expectations, after short Course o! re,t-
y D: y heal an is ,ss from 81 Ss. Ct
rreea lie sensations which formerly made LIE hurd.
en- Any person wishing to see me, can md me at ny
rs'''e"''' w. ~ aKs. EMM, CHANDLER.
cinc;nnsii, Ohio, Jan. is55.
4 have zen deaf in both my ears for MANY years,
shch an cion affected NY mind, that ~ ITSELF At
ti,nes,.s~aue iur len, and almost uneniu-Ale T..
ne I am now. one Of The hapriest pen lying. l
sos edreP posr,h ana os.r s,re~ts IN
AZ hss sx2rina,?s = NY ears ne stated that in s'x
gS' si T eSersiy III the ssupd so@e L nv
that A s sss es s.sa ITALY THOSE Wishing ssR to
F. see can call at the steamer parhspN;
| Steamer Par.herM
| 81. louis, Jr.S "A ieSS- jani-swaSw.
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ATTACHMENT.

n AOIs MIN - ~
John A. Reiu Before Daniel CHUTE, Justice of
VS. THE Peace Of Vanderhurgh County,
William Bowie. NIpSiana E
said VIM. Boyle : here " notified Of the peniencv
OF sail suit asd tss' rhr sse will stad Tor trial
fore me. az nv Office 10 Pigeon Tnwpship Of said
Csunty on the 18th oay % Jarusry tsse at o'clock
A NJ. DANIEL CHUTE, Justice.
jan5-3t.
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I sHArS, REMOVE my LARGE and LEcrsrLY
PuRcHAsEc ssci df, 4. ..... A.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
about the 18th Of November, 1867, te.the NEW AND
coMMoDrous STORE (huit and arranged expressly for
my husiness) on the upper side Of First street, DE
tween Main and Sycamore next door 10 Messrs Keer
& Preston, aud Immediately opposite Mesxs. J. II
Mxghee = Co. - e. -
With ample room, No. I FACILITIES yos BUYING
cHEAF, the bes; selected aud completely uss.r1 d
stock in the city, together with prcnpess, Industry.
and fair dealing, trust my efforts past ard future
will be mutually advantageous to myself a. my rap
lilly increasing list of in the city and coui
.ry. My -.
s~siish and German Direct lmDOrtations,
are very large These. with my large orders To AMER
IcAN MANUFACTURERS first hands, -.~al.,e me T..
meet successfully any fair and honorable competition
AxywHERE ~ THE WEST, and also EAST, asidrs
simply. expenses Of delivery in Evansville un-
hesitatingy state that and WILL demonstrate
any country merchant. who will hiring me his Eastern
invoice and freight hills that and will sell him
hill Of HARDWARE as low any Eastern !obbng
House, with expenses to Evansville considered. This
IS no Idle 'bocst. 1 am fully prepared to do what
ssy, forfsitte said merchants board bin at his no
tel, during reasopsle stay in Evansville. In my
stock may be found complete assortnentof
~ American g. English Hard.
Ssare, Gallery, Files, ans.
Edge ToUiss.( :uA., Dun barrels ana
Sun Trimmings, Tuners Tool {,
WIRE, kivets, Kettle Ears, Japan'd
and stamped Tinware, Nc. s91
/ am also AeESr for vULCANiZED RUBBER
BELTiNG AND AGKiNG, ,,n:,e by New York
setting Co.. which xi be ,ld lowest Cincinnati
prices Also, AGENT for superior
PLArF I'm SCALES,
and all other WEIGHING MACHINES.
NOW OPENING. -
100 dor. we!ls1t.iiunts5 LPpiscott ~ Collins Axes.
| 80 " Grain shvvels, siiovcis giid spedesi
IS (saussg-, Meat C uiters and siuHers; "
an every description Of sEAsONABLE HARD
WARE.
| MERCHANTS & TRADERS,
Store isoatmen, &C., Of Inana, Kentucky, Il,inoi
and Tennessee, are earnestly invited to give NY stock
careful examination, assuring such parties that Their
memorandums and orders shall lie fillei and shippeS
promptly at
| "smsIl Profits for Quick Reiurns.''
Five per cent. will e snowcd on assorted bills fnr
CASH. IL iaid in q days fra. date Of purchase.
| Thankful for past favrrs, trust OLD ASD Nav
FRIEsD' win often look in at the
NEW IRREGULARITIES,
First street, opposite J. II. Maghee 4 Co.'s.
| CHARLES :. WELLS
Evansville. Ind, Nov. 18th, ss..-d&wanio.
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SAVINGS BANK LIST.
Rates al which the following Bank Noles are bought
or received ON deposi, at the Savings Bank, Evans
VILE Corrected weekly
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rO-DAY'S ADV ERTISEMENTS.
R At & =.
Ts:ECtMeFILs ARr: COMTNG,
IcREScENTicITY NELL,

-, nth and 18th ~ Jan. 1853.
lyuMsEy AND NEwCQMBS WORLD Re-
af N9sTbNsp 4NH nS And
BRASS BAND. ORGANIZED FOR IS:a.,
sThe Company is COMPOSED Of the hsst otder of tai
et rentlemrn az versatile and artistic qualifications
selected from the star Performers Of the eour,ry
Combining IN one organization the est negro Define
a,crs and Couredians, the most prAsinR ard est vn
cs,i.ts and haliads,s TIE most distirerished ard
res; ms r,r-nenaiiSt- aad Dancers AT nce>ent engas
"a in 'he Ft'rY-a' rrofessinr nd teCsr ells 70"
them A,ini sscy, q ,erts D..rs open ats oct'ck
;sas.iw. p. A. CLARKE. Agent
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TJ,NE Co-partnershp heretofore existing between
l tie 81 'ecriaers unier thenane, style and hrm ~
j. c. Jewell & Co.. is tliis day dissolved ty mutual
cor sent =.
All persons indebted to the said firm win please
make Iayment 70 T. c. Jewell, who alone Is authoriz
&C" " g WILL ARD CARPENTER,
c. JBWTbE,
y. s. Afford.
The business will hereafter he rnducted by Joseph
c. Jewsll and Wm.J. eniamin, under the name and
firm OF Jewell = BeniamiR, who haze purchased the
N'''"' JGSEpHC JEWELL,
~ I'm. j. BBSJAMIS.
Evansville Ind, Jan. 1st is5 -,md&w.
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ONFBl TONERS SUGA AR
% OILS. just received and I,n sale hy
del GILBERT & BOWLES.
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u ard Ger sale ~ +, =. GILBERT L. BUwLES.
A r.. and Hamburgh Chre .e.--s5 noxes
steamer Marengo aid for sale low "
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uNRsSH Lo ster Salmon ard Mack-r,. IN AMI .
Il n cans for sale at Y. II. COOK Il SONS
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-. :. ...-.., L.Da AIRY ASSOCIATION
z MEETING Of the Stockholders OF the Ass,c,a-
y ton for ,he election of nominating Commitl-e
will ne held in the Library Rsors on Tuesday eve
ming December 18th at Ct..k J., ue.I,
W. II. BINGHAM,
decsa.t. Recording Secretary.
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KENTUCKY par

NDiANA,
All Specie Paying Bank,
par.
Broken Banks not QUO
ted IN this list, are no
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CHINCHts or WHEELING.

For the Information Ofstrangers visiting the oit,ws pub
III, The following list Of the different Churches, and the
a' .ssna IL ,erT arc any We
Fli, make the necessary correction VIM pleasure
co. .,r'q p q" ,sso'1a corner AoFoe anu Syr"'
c,ocE avs1in.I ~.
',1'A' - 'sii'irs'' e
Co. ,ay,. ~ ST.,
st W. a.'T9"G"p ., Ss; 'ahl ~
nav H. u, -" ED [as'or four'S''
Sn 'S: .,s,
y,, ,.n,rs seil anu
gEir pra.5.,,, anu
'i Stc
f'i0er' Ss south "heens Rev. B. WOODS Pastorse
FoYyt6 f,rs.sytsri,,,' 'J,.v p,r,, r..,.- ,,.,....
e,,,,ep w,sbi,stor and
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UPWARDS OF 81, 900 600
OF Losses huve been paid by The Ens Insurance Co.,
the past IS yesrs.
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Fire g. Inland Navigation
Risks accepted consistent with SOlyeney and
fair profit.
Eepecidt attention 0fea 10 Insurance Of TELLERGS
and Contents for terms OF to yedrs.
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SPEAKING of children, western New York
correspondent mentions neat little speech of
"rour year old" His mother was hugging and
kissing him, as mothers will, and said to him,
as mothers will say: "Charlie, What makes
you so sweet?n Charlie thought minute; ne
had been told that he was ''nade of the dust of
the earth;''a happy thought struck him, and
he answered with a rosy smile: "lthink, moth
er, God mnst have put little thugar in the
dust--don't you."
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TAXING TIN. QrAnrEu.-During the trial of a
case in tie Essex Common Pleas, at Newbury-
pnlt. witness who was brought from Plaitstow
n H., was asked by District Attorney Abbott,
Didn't you boast, when you lived in Newbury-
port, Tint you were the greatest liar in the
city?" The witness lonked wise for a ninute
or two before he answered, ooh, know what
you mean. You see went into room
right, and found hulfa dozen fellows who seem
cd to be telling stories Says one of them,
Here's -, he'll take the money fwhat
money?' asked 'rhat quarter on the table
was the answer; the inan that tells the biggest
lie takes it Ilnerely tuId them that shouldn't
try for it, as never told lie in my life, aud
t6ey gare me the quarter. - Boston Tfarelsr.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORS

lFs'nt"s Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
,s"s at the nan, corner of Market and Quincy street
Ns-s -. VI. u.ttr n a.; 3. " Carr, Secretary.
N'alaS evening. DAVID BAYnA, N. G.; WIuian r..
Nc is'rey, Secretary.
Mm' Tell s-odxe Ne. 33.--Meets asabovesve-
'as'aay evening. WILLIAM HEtrER, n. g.; Join
Mule, Secretary.
~ .9,ee'iug Lodge No. 59.-Mee,s as above every
s'a7 ia' evening. . ','''s e'ei'
",n parrt. y. G.; John Thobura, Secretary.
,, '""i" lodge No. S3.-NIeets as above every
INV, INV evening JOS HAssLr. N G.; John L. Wa1toelz,
'm. FeII Euenu,pu,eut No. 3 4.-Meets as
ve the second and fourth Tuesday evenings o. each
'','h- I'TS BinER, q. p; Caas. Ljnct, Scribe
'"rHn'S Enc"mPmeEt No. meets as
the frateritti,l Tuesday evenings of each month
'A'FoH'o O. p; Geo 8aird, Jr., Scribe. I,IsrcA IS.
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A DoMEsTIc Rnw.-Morton, the editor of the
Nebraska Meas, thus describes a domestic row,
and subsequent reconciliation, of which he
was witness: b
Coming down the Missouri, near Bean Lake,
between Weston and ST. Joe, our hoat was hail
cd by woman on the shore. The officers of
The craft, with their usual gallantry, rounded to,
headed mp stream, and stopped. The lady in
formed them that the 'duds and cOokin' con-
Sarns were all packed in cabin, hard by,
ready for removal, and that it was her desire to
take passage uown the river. Immediately the
,lndS were under wav, and fast coming on deck,
when man, blowing in an adjacent field, was
seen tn drop the reins, mount the horse, and
rome charging and yelling towards the boat
The captain waited until he had arrived, when
putting and blowing, he said: "Ann, whar on
earth are You going tew p
Said she, "Joab, allow to GO where amt to
be cutied, and cursed, and mauled every day, by
such brute as you are"
Said he, in a very melancholy tone-"Ann,
fai ewell."
Said She loubtfully-"Joah, If you'il treat
me better, I'll stay and live with you until the
breath is Glenn out Of my body
And Joab promised that he would, and that
he hoped to be eternally dog. on'd to thunder if
he wouldn't pay the captain for landing, and
treat all around, il she would Just stay, and so
she stnid. And the last seen OF this nearly sep
arated couple, they were ntfectionately embrace
ing each other on the bank ofthe "big muddy"
surrounded by seven little free soil boys whose
shirt tails, like the banners Of Macbeth, were
hing upon the outer walls, and whose eyes were
full Of gum dirt and wonder.
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AssHTs IANuARY n 1ssa .

Total LIaBIIItIea, ----- --------.
Losses Equita6ly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
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MASONIC DTRBCrDRY.

.ofnsr NsFke, Monroe streets the . ard
a, .snnEs Of each month. C. w. st.T7 W. NJ; Alss-
"ee''nE lodge No. I2s Meets as above on
'nl tt4rd Thursday evening each month. F. a.
n,,tlseES'W- VT,tHta. NJ; S. W PEARSON, Secretary.
,s,.i's''o Union NhHPter No. I9.-Meets as
''1,T, ,.T, Il. Fl s. y. Pearson, secretary.
.s,..1s.. SHcampnient No. I.-Meets a
XLa. '"sl'srth Monday evening Of zach uloat W. J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-12

IcnARoD INGLEpY is writing series of letters
in the indianapolis National Democrat. to Jesse
d. Bright, U. S. Senator from that State. He
describes the Lecompton meeting in that city,
and says that the Clerk of the Supreme Court
addressed the meeting. lie says:
The party is very nigh unit. BY "readin'
out," and "hiddin' FAREWELL to all who ain't
for you and Lecompton, and your English Le
compton, we will make it unit, or a cipher,
don't know which.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-12

CHARLES LAMB once, while riding in compa-
ny with ludy. deserted party dcnuded for
swimming, a little way off. He remarked.
'Those girls ought to go TO more retired Plnce.'
''They are buys" replied the lady. "Yon may
be right rejoined Charlie; Il can't distinguish
so accurately as you, at such "a distance 1t
is suggested that even Charles Lamb might
not find it difficult to distinguish the difference
if he were to go oalong The streets near the river,
or creek.