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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

THE REMARKABLE HISTORY OF THE
Five Little Pigs; paper IS cts; cloth IS cts.
The Frog who would woolng GO; Is cts.
The House that Jack built; spleLddly illustrated
and superbly Illuminated by the of genius IS
cts
The sad history Of Greedy Jem. and all his little
brothers, by Chas II. Bennett; Is c's.
Ths Visible Arithmetic, an illustrated mutlpllca-
tlon table; I2cts.
The Faithful Parrot, by Chas Bennett; % cts.
Laughter Book for little folks; IS cts.
new supply of the above popular juvenile
books, Just rec lived at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
Jan rs near 9th ST
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ATTEMPT TO GARROTE.-I.aSt night two fel.
lDws seized a man named c. H. Robinson Inv the
throat, as he was passing the Centre Market, and
demanded that he should give them what
you've got" Policeman Carter happened near
al the time ard arrested the pair and lodged
them IN the guard-house. This morning they
were sent to Jail by Justice Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

LARcENY.-Fridayn night several larcenies were
committed in the northern part of the Fourth
Ward. Edward Smith, "a colored boy, was ar.
rested on Saturday night, by policeman Watson.
of the Sixth District, for selling goods identified
To be some of those stolen from Mr. Freeman
ana he was committed to Jail, by Justice Donn
for Il further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

TIE "oLD FOLKS make their last appearance
--Poz-to-nigLt and our friends who have not
seen or heard them must be forthcoming f..
night, or miss the only opportunity. We trust
the "Old Folks" will carry away with them
pleasant "reminiscences enough to induce them to
pay another visit. We can assure them they
have made very MANY warm friends be-e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

hApiF~' WINTER WRAPPISes-Tbe indie,
Ha'' hhs opportunity of purchasing Tai.
49,. CIoak>, Cap-s, Circulars, &c, at Anctiou
rnn 10 See advertisement, in another col
'"'"' oy Wall X Barnard, Auctioneers WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

| LAIR. TOOTH, NAIL AND BANDOLINE
| III BRUSHES, at GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th
st. and Pa. ay., and at his Sales Room, under VIII
| lards' hotel. N o-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

CouNTERFEIT QUARTER DOLLARS, which have
a good outside appearance. but which split in
halves, showing base interior, on being struck
smart blow, are circulating in Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

The lands MINsrRELs had an immensely
funny programme on saturday night, and offer
one equally as good tonight. Call and see
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WAN rED-Ry respectable young English Pro-
" testant WOMAN, a situation as Infants
Wiling to travel to any part required. Please call
fe I-3t* r. ROOGEPS
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IN TURNING.
liz undersigned having lOcs ted at the corner a
18th street and ONO avenue, adjoining TrueInan q
Diapers Mill is prepared to execute all orders N
his line, with dispatch.
NEWELS and BALLUSTERS of all kinds KEEP
constantly on hand.
He soIIcits a share of the patronage formerly Sc
libeI ally bestowed upon him.
jan H-lw" Il. SHIELD.
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In retiring from the Drug Business I tske great
pleasure IN recommending my successor Mr. Dan'I
b. Clarke, to the favorable notice of my friends and
customers, as gentleman in every way qualified to
successfully conduct the business.
ian - dot w III GILMAN
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Nntel.. States, Union. GlobeJ

RRiGHTLf,S ANALYTICAL DIGEST OF
ID the Laws of the United States from the Con
constitution up to the end of the Thirty fourth
Congress.
The text given in the words of the statue book
the matter arranged alphabetically and analyti.
cally.'
And the notes include the decisions of all the
Courts, both State and Federal in which the con-
structlon of the Statue Law of the United States
hns been the subject of ION, well as those
of the heads of the Executive Departments"
Complete In one volume of |, lao large and closely
printed octave pages, full law binding. Prlce Sc.
Just published.
ian "a FRANCK TAYIGR
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nor SALE -ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
Il is offered at private sale. A great bargain and
good opportunity for COnfectIOner who under
stands his business.
If not disposed of by the 9Th Of February next the
whole concern. together with the three story Brick
House, 81 Bridge street, will be offered at public
auction. GEORGETOWN. ID. c.. Jan aft
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SATURDAY NIGHT the ''shonlder- hitters'' took
advantage of the fire in the First Ward to have a
row in Swampoodle, which they carried out
much TO the annoyance Of the quiet residents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

ROOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO LET.-Two
and 18th streets, over Sam'l. Lewis Jewery Store.
VIII be let low to permanent tenant. Would make
good ofice rooms. Apply to VIM. r. RAYLY,
StatiOner. ian I2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

I HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
L DRUG STORE, corner of Pepnsylyania -
avenue and 4 street, lately kept by W. H.S
Gilman, and shall keep on hand full supply of "a
Drugs Medicines. Perfumery, Fancy Articles ~
Photographic Chemicals, &c.
DANIEL Il. CLARKE.
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PROPERTY.-A FARM of AL acres of Land,
situated IN Sucking ham county Va, with Stock and
iarIniDg Utensils, together with Saw apd GrIst
LIN on street SOUTH between al and 9Th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

WANcED M nj f. DIATELY-A furnished
w HOUSE, with Eve or six chambers parIOrs
and dining room. Apply to No. l6l Browns Hotel
d I8-tf
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WANTS..

WANTED.-A Protestant WHITE WOMAN
w as Nurse. Call at No. S22 ii street. It,
NURSE WANTED.-One who can bring satl,
street, between II and l. IL
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SUPERIOR BOURBON wHISKEY AND
- Ga D MADEIRA WINE AT PRIVATE SALF.-The
SUBSCRIBER has on private lie l5a dozen Superior
Old Bourbon WINS ey, received dire ct from Wal
lace. Pope Il Co., Louisville.
, Also, from the private stock of n gentleman in
Madeira Wine. representtd To- he twenty ,ears a
and a very choice article.
jan 27-dGt j.. e. MEG UIRE, Auctoneer.
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redeemed their notes The legal point which
ueclded the case was, that the PLAINTIFF, had 10
not legal currency. We understand that an ey-
oePuon has been taken to the decision and that
The case is to be carried to the Supreme Court of
The United States.
On Saturday, the case of VIM Brittou and
We1o rs VIM Cipps was tried, and decided
Tor the plaintiffs,
The case of W. n. Abel rs Bernard Dreink-
na'u Was then taken up, being action to re-
cover damages for an alleged breach of contract
ia 'he construction of house The Jury brOuy ht
ih d verdict for the defendant.
m Tue next case taken up was one of Barrick
nal q Co, Use of Richard Wallacb, rs samuel
ri'in. d "Ioe The jury gave verdict for the
fiS'n'in. The Court then adjourned.
riREs-on Saturday night, about - O'Clock,
mr. was discovered in an unoccupied house on
pennsylvania avenue between Nineteenth and
"eh,'eth streets west. 1t spread rapidly to the
r'.ns property and in a short time six houses
o,ho Hsine and three brick, Were DESTROYED and
o,ynsS dLhnssed seriously. The property was
Dy Messrs. w Il Hook, - Waters
Nihl Duvall, r. Johnson and & Hines Tbs
-. y oi insurance on this property is ONLY
s e3JV) Tor MessIS Hines and Duvall The
=. ,h "a thought TO be The work of an incendiary
occupied for mouths ~ nv "ee"
occnnS.t clock this morning, the large house
ON ~. as lager bier saloon by MIR Boa-man,
- nss oapltoi street, was DESTROYED bv IRE II
rhs pPosed 10 have been the act of an inccndi.,v
PuPerty was partially insured
~, T u CLOCK lloyd'S iI.,t,I Near md moth
g. ."'ioad depot, was discov.tsa ~ nv M
NJ, anu 80 rapidly did the fire sn,.,t -. ~, -"
"Pan's had 10 nee Ior their L." "a. ,.at .ue
md> discovered In the bar roorn ine hrr
uuShi thdt II mig lat have Originated IL, - "as
FT Thr house belonged to The wi.i.,, .olit IA ,hr
ia'e John Fey, and had always been ',os, OF the
notei. This property, We are informed r =. IoL a
Partially insured. w ~ also
hk-ENGAGsMENT oF Miss AGNES Roprpr
FAIRY star" it will be seen, is to deliub,
''I 'hedtre-9oers for six nights more.
ne theatre was crammed again on saturd,v
su' but that is getting to be an old story In
, y mas proved itself such genial, COSY. ad.
Seoy conducted place OF resort that DeonJs
- ~ mere nightly almost Il d matter Of course.
60 much fo' judicious management.
o-hIght, Mr.. Dion BoufcicauIt appears AZ
,iu = Ipiey, IN his original three act comedy
u,led " Love and Money or the SchooJ ~,
nehinS la The same piece Miss n ober,son
aPPedrs d. Lady Rose f.awleSS and af,eru,,ds
m. assume her PrOtean round CT characters In
iHr Dung Actress - " "
hAbif~' WINTER WRAPPISss The indies
nave hnt opportunity of purchasing Tai
=, ''"dk>, Cap->, Circulars, Sc at Ancti,,
",iow. See advertisement in anotbsr col
INN, oy Wall Barnard Auctionesrs W.
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DOR SALE.-Several SERVANT WOMEN
Il for a term of years. Not to be sold out of ire
District. Address b. e. NJ, Georgetown, d. c., for
particulars. ian 8-4ts
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A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO REM
jan I?-eOStr
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer THOMAS COLIINER will resume
her regular trips to Mount Vernon N-
on Friday next, making two tr ps = s&lh4zES
each week-le,vIng the wharf on30<1zz7AL.7
Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Omnlbuses will leave the Hotels and Parker's
Store at s1a o'clock connecting with the steamer
Jan 3O-tf SAMUEL BAKER CAPTAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

A YOUNG MAN wishes Situation as Waiter
~ in private family. Would take any other
employment where he could be of service. Call or
address to 479 18th street, between and F, Rcx
Ia, Star Office, fe Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-01

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, between 10 and
u ears OF age of good bus ness qualif cations.
who can produce unexceptionable references. Ad-
dress, stating NAME age residence, former employ
Advertiser. f. iN9ts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsFMTs

ROARDING.-MISS GWYNN, occupying Mrs.
- Raphael Semme's house. in Georgetown, First
street Smiths Row, can accommodate several fam
lies with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD.
ian u lm*
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The Grain yrads of Chicago

lFrum the tniCsgo Times, August IL
During the lset fortnight there has been received q
Chicsgo il bbs -four, l5S SIS bushels wheat, &i0Is7
bushels aud 25 $50 bushels osts making co. 2l1
bushels Of grain. The total receipts Of the
2e3,546 bbs norr, 6,Ob2T9e bosbes whcst, 4,6j3Ts5
busbes snd ,0i o57 bushels eats making II
over thirteen millions Of busbes Of grain namely 1851
626 buthcls
The Iecti q, this time lsst year i95 GOA bbs
nour a200 eco bushels wheat, SEQ 900 bushels core and
6Ce0c0 buahels oats mai ng tos OF $3.50 900 bushels
Of gram aud sbo wing an increase The receps OF
yesr OF 90, 62s bushels.
The shipments OF the last been 33 bbs
-four lS3 Ale bushels wheat aoi SOS bushels corn,
max ese buAhels Of grain The total sapmests o.
The thus far ~, SOL bbs. -four, 6t20 $50
bushels who at AID III CAT Dushes corp mixing, with
the 400 coo busbes OF oats ALEC shipped this year
twelve millions Of bushels OF grsnuamely, 12btl sis
bushcls
The shipments at this tlue last year a. 900 bbs
flour, Czo1 Geo bushels wheat. 45o0O00 bushsls cor1
and l70Co0 Bushels oats, making 7llscc0 bushels q
grsp showing an increase ia the shipments OF this
wear az g. i28 sos bushels
The wheat market hiss been quite active daring the 'ast
fortnight pricee have advanced from II cents
cents on beard end IS cents store reoeps NJ
No 2sprng wheat aud 81 cents In store Cor Old receipts
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ROBBERY AT THs UsrrEp STATES MNT.-B Between
and eleven O'Clock yesterday morning respectable
dre sed 4oung men, OF fenteel appearance. visited the
United States mint, Juniper and Chestnut streets by
the perm esioD OF the superintendent An attendant a.
compsned them through several dc psrlncu OF tao rs
tuition, but while In the 'sptcie room cabinet whore
there very large collection OF old and new vslo,sls
coins, no one was In their company Alter pssog abou,
twenty minutes n the Mint they took their leave and re
TUNED their thanks TO the officers for the kin d
ed them IN leave being granted 10 inspect tho many
jects 81 interest therein exhibited Shortly after their de-
pnture w0 discovered that of the cf the csb
net had beeu opened by means Of false key aud ,he
following articles felos ousy taken therefrom square
slug Of god, valued At $50 two $50 gold pieces four SO
gold pcee, ore s2s gold piece snd $40 Ceiiorns gold
piece Information was promptly forwarded 70 TIE oince
OF Recorder Eneu, where description OF the stolen pro
perry and these suspected Of the robbery was given 70
detective officer Edward q. Caxn, who, Ia company Win
special e1oer Richard Ellis, Of The Recorders rorco,
within hour OF the robbery arrested two persons giving
the names Of Charles Nsrvine and Charles Norris From
N. description he had Of Thorn and by positive evidence I've
eted ia fixing the crime urcn them be1vnd All tues
,oo on doubi N thought that the nanes when tney
have given are assumed ores Tha 400 ~ sere CON
ralsd in default Of 81 oo bad eschPh'odelT's1 10
ourcr, Angus. 40
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Nihios GARDEy.- Misses Cocmbs aud Miller and wossrs
Bake BrouRhsm, Dsvidge and Sschtl are agAu 10 per-
form 10 the comedy Of don Assurance, ths ovs-
ming
EcwEy--hr " Lorraine Ia TO represent the chief per-
eonaRes In the exciting dramas entitled "Belphcgor and
"Don Cesar de Pa7sn, for bis benefit 10 night Tho pa
tomire of The "6oldcn Are follows
wAuacs's Mrs Florence IL . candidate for a benefit
this evening when she 10 perform In the mes piece OF
exiravaesnce styled the "Robbcrs Of the khio(s)oh"
Mr.. w. plays In the Immigrant"
FnESoH TrvATE Tho comedy entitled the "Chevaller
du Cuct' CtCapan Of the watch and vaudeville OF Ia
File TERRIBLE are 10 bs enacted by the French drsmac
company NJ Metropolitan Hall TO n'sut
BIRDS eye Of many Of the chief cities Of the world,
e. veil a. correct pictures OF scenery No. should 20 and
ace Tbiodon Theatre OF Art
woops NNsrRrrs the famous burlesoue opera
II "Oh Hush,r which Jim Grow Rice s 10 enact his
celebrated character Of ou, and Eph Horn 10 repre-
ent the lovely Rcee
TIM BRyAxrs' still succeed in keeping all who vs their
hall IN the happiest MOOD from the commencement 70 the
close OF their enertsnmeut Go and hear their MAc Dill
nArfelp burlcsque.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

The returns Of the Registrar General of Scotland
show that the counties in his list in which the pro-
portion of illegtimate births is greatest are not
those which rapidly advancing in population, or
which contain the largest cities, with their over.
crowded inhabitants, but are rather those which
are more purely agricultural Thus, In Scotland,
the counties OF Renfrew and Lanark, with their
seeming population show only 6I and 6.7 per cent
respectively Of illegtimate births; Linithgow CT
pcr cent and Edinburgh 81 per cent; while the pro.
norton Of ilegimae births rises 20 Ill per cent in
PcelJes TO ll.6 per cent in Roxburgh, 70 1915 per
cent in Selkirk to 1871 per cent in kncardlnc 20 Ia
ner cent in Kircudbright 10 1871 per cent 70 Dunn.
fes, TO Ie.2 per cent.n Aberdeen, TO III per cent
in Banf, and to the enormous proportion Of LIS per
cent of the births in Nairn.
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The HHpiesion NJ DEXTER 4 Brothss's.
TO THR RDITOR or Tul HRRALp.

wish 10 make The following correction 10 yous pcsoe
OF the explosion and burnog Of The knitting cotton mill u
Messrs Dexter Brother, ID Pawipcket r. l., In THE
mornings edition the building, instead q being
trely destroyed, you sstsd but slehtly damaged,
while the greatest damsge done IN The machinery and
stock which The Mcssrs Dexter will immediately seplaos
With new machinery, aud have their mill 5000 IN full crs
ption sfain q. W REEO,
NV Yopk, August II, 1858,
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BURSTING OF A GUN ADDS TO THE GENE.
RAJ, 10Y

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
MERwfSsvIrE, August is, 1868.
Tie that the Queens message with the Presidents
response had been psssed the cable Was received
by The irhsotanis Of Nerwnsville with demonstrations
suited 10 the occasion. AZ bells were runs Tags
dspsyed guns fred honor Of this The greatest victory
az ence has ever won.
while nrng the salute burst which luckily In.
ured ono but rather served TO diversity the exercises
Of the day.
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MATRIMONIAL UNION of THE UNITED

STATES AND ENGLAND PROPOSED.
TO rnE EDIToK OF TAG sfH YORK HsnsLp.
Macon, Ca, August l0, 1858.
ris5d ard America united by cable capable
~ seuinK weight Of Ga owt. We're tho two u.
.,n- 70 pull againet oter iris would be sever.
Cd without strain; be-, oong the tso great nations Of
'bo es'h, sFeatps The same language, sni having
many Interests IN common, u 6ec'mes them 10 pull 70
eeter aud thus multiply The capacity o. the cable 10y
nlefss 10 bind them together by untold strength Now
70 unite them cotey together aud as very sppro
yrse which 10 celebrate the great event of the
day, would suggest TIE folio wing
Qceen Vieoras eldest SOP, the Prince OF Wales no.
ALREADY, VIII soou be wanting wife, aud that the Unei
States offer or hor fair daughters for his BRIDE the
lazy thai may be selected 10 be adopted by Uncle sam
each CT the States 70 give bTda present suitable for the
occnson Uncle sam 70 make up deficiencies In fortune
for dogry for the position that she would ccsupy We
supply him with splendid affair as be could get
rrcn the top OF this gobe and the fact OF her being Uncle
sans csugh,er high rank az any European Power
could boast
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LADIES CABLE CELEBRATION AT GLE,
COVE.

The ladies generally lake great interest in the cable but
we believe The following is one Of the nost substsnts
eemor sratons they have yet made The celebration
get up by Mrs. W, Mrs R. and Mrs.. N, OF
Glen Cove, at the Pavilion and was credit 10 themselves
and the pace They had the Whole house spendidy llu
minated the bells rupe sorgs sounded guns fret, bon
fires lii, plenty CT nufc and pyrctechnie display All
the ladies In 6o house then formed procession and
marched out the green where they gave three cheers
for the cable, three for the President, three for the
Queen. three for Cyrus W. Fed and tlree for Captain
Hudson The whole Affair ended ri twelve O'Clock with
SPLENDID COLLATION. at which iossts aud speeches
given The ceebraton ss whole. sas exceedingly well
arranged and carried cut.
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THE CELEBRATION IN NEW HAVEN

fIF'IFf
The Peqi> Woled tp-Bontrg Of C1naon--FyegoTs
dao Observation-Disclosures o1d Tronspcrenctes dc.
Never before has clay Witnessed such an epthus
astc scene 80 nigh, presented both city and coun.
wy seem as By magic startled from dreams Of oblivion
the announcement thai tie voice Of lightning Morse
resourdrs from sboe 10 noe IN funlment u prophecy
lorg crctold The meet hfed-lcus Of citizens no
ssr doubt but Join tbs universal tp1zs, srced by the
achievements Of American genios, u LssTt ard soo
An appropriation by the city Of $500 was placed N the
hands Of committee, VINO. BY litsra' sdciuossfrow
their own rccsss purchased magazines. display Of
fireworks for tie evening also awrorDion for 1876 guns,
three sgra yu-s 10 prepare fof tie reception ~ the
QueeD's Eestsgo, national ssss,o Of thutytwo guns
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CABLE CELEBRATION AT YoNKERs.

On Tuesday evening At Ycpsern there WAS tsroh-gt.
procession Of fremsn, military ard citzsss generally.
The Wsemsn Cadets composed Of youths attached
CT schools particularly distinguished themselves b.
their fine APPEARANCE. Buildings we're illuminated and
Grewrrks displayed Hoe y. WOOD worth Dreaded at
meetr VIII IA was held and appropriate speeches
delivered from the balcony of toe Getty Rore by Hon
Judge Bnesali. sr Ropert r. Getty ana Or. Skinner,
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blue, crimson ana parpls we're expioesa, wAs huge
borhre biased in the street opposite.
mo Atlantic Savings Bank, or the opposite corner wsS
also Dlumipated
No o. Court street. occupied by Mrs. snaith, msdss
fine appearance trans parency containing 'ae 'o'o"-
ing was exhibited
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >s>ss~>s~s s'"s''~HSS"~||'~
FRANKLIN. A., :
( [British Rsg.l MORSE. American ussl
Come, let US rejoice the cable 10 ma
In lis home 10 the depths Of ths sea-
The Tag OF Old Englaud in unison wtvos.
with the iRg u tbs brave ana TOE iree.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The front of A. DtmArs store, No 90 Court street. end
the store Of G. Chandler No 70, were ornAmentsd with
cooYed lanterns presenting vary pretty appearance.
In tbs window OF the OF h. Becht, No. 3S Cour
street was the following inscription
.
COLUMBUS DISCOVERED AMERICA;
cyBrs w. rIEip wEpDlp EUROPE
No q Court street, occupied "a Turner Ha extibte !
Transparency representing Turner, with Gag ascend
ipg Steep rough road, bearing the motto "Cear the
Track I" Above were tbs words "Guid Heie."
Mr.. Sedgwick, No. % Court street, exhibited the fo
lowing in his window
May the Atlantic Cable nover viors,e discords bs->
tween the American Eagle and the British Lion
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( {
WITH BAr1KRiEs UNITED
o
The words "Unitet s,ates and "Engardp we're In the
rational colcrs OF each Tire % company had 40 arch
a spanning the street. which ref cted much credit
the company ard It's officers On the OF Geo Steele
painting Of the American and English colurs, with
their sias forming cross which represen ed
the two raticls joining hands, and underneath the
motto
WHAT GOD JoIsED TOGETHER, NO
AsUSDE2,
SsSSe~ssSS<sS~
The printing otioe OF g. Bennan vAs beautifully de
coraed whh coors OF different nasors and presented
transparency with the Atlantic 10 background, the
ehores OF America ard Ergkld in front, with male
figure On each Shore the as OF the two nations extended
scrcss the water The American eagle guarding the cne
tie British lion the otasr. The motto:
e~s
BRITISH nEGHBokHooD -HuMAN BaoIHzRHoo3--rrINE
tArHgknooD
The hank building lat store Of J. ~ Collins & Go. was
much acnhed, presenting rs did q usoss brilliant sight
from the numberess sht5 both without and within.
The illumination lasted about two hculs SITTER which
display Ct frewcTks The public square Witnessed
by thousands which seruipsted With nayty from
tie crowd for sour Held, with batteries united"