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or any oiber lie Cancelled. 1t seems probable
that, in The excess OF his maignity, the poor old
man went too far. and thst bis instructions will
never be carried out. There will probably be
good deal of talk, much legal lore, and then an
amicablc agreement between all parties. The
Issue depends very much upon the residuary
lcpatee. Perkins. We incline TO the belief, on the
whole, that Thorndike's litde rcvenges will never
he accomplished, and that bis Iabors will have no
other result than to increase the bank accounts of
some Of the leaders Of the Suffolk bar. aud dimi-
nish those of the unfortunate legatees in the same
ratio
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" wheat see OF moment Il primo Koutucky
white at VI So Corn firm and in good demand, With
saes OF Western mixed at TO &c. in and deliver
60; new u'hen yellow sold AZ 75c rec, and white
at TIC a14c. Pork less buoyaut while small sales OF
new mess were nnde at SIS H. and Of new prime at
$i3 rs sugars were drm with sales OF about 400 hhds
anc 700 bags AT rates given in another column. II
aseertaned taS the stock OF reign sugars in this market,
including bags, boxes and hogheads does not exceed 10
ainountovcr e eoo hogsheads Coffee in fair request
with saies Of Rio at steady prces Freight engagements
were lFh, ara rates unchanged
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denctd on tlo occasion, and hat the majors
showed .ympspme OF unusuai devotion. Proba
by tbty faLciea themselves in Rome for the
uonce. though they did not do exactly az Rome
does nor did the inspiration of the moment COT
vert them into grave and reverend Rosoan sena
tors The account OF this scere win be read
with ONE surprise in Catholic countries. PEG
Pile there viii bsgin 20 think that the United
States ia all right, that they have reposed their
several heads on the bosom of Mother Church
and become part Of the family.
The explanation of this deviation from the
ordinary method Of opening the proceedings OF
the Senate is very simple The custom of APP
pointing q chaplain for the whole session has
been abandoned, and the President of the Senate,
a few days before the session commenced, made
out list of the clergy of every denomination
in Washington-including, Of course, the Catho-
lic-snd allotted TO each day upon shich to
onicate. BY this arrangement Tharsday fell to
the lot Of the pastor of ST. Patrick's, when the
vestments of the Catholic priests were seen in
the balls of Congress
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PERSECUTION or AMERICAN NATunALwED CirI-
zENs AnRoAD.-We have recently received several
letters calling attention TO the bghhanded acts
OF Ger ain OF the German governments in regard
to such Of our naturalized citizens as are induced
either ly business or pleasure to revisit their
native States. An American passport affords no
sort Of protection to its b arer, provided the 60
vernment in which he happens to be thinks 1t
has previous claim to bis allegiance; aud in
vain, we are assured, are the resident Ministers
Of The United States appealed to TO interfere in
such cases.
II is time that all such vexatious proceedings
on The part Of foreign governments should be
put an end to, either by an international ar
rang such an arrangement be possible
or by an explicit declaration on the part Of this
country that it will no longer tolerate the perse
cution Of persons who have established their title
to American nationality. The common sense Of
the world is now ready to recognise the fact that
no government has any right Of property in an
individual who has voluntarily renowned his
allegiance to il, and shaken off all the social
duties and responsibilities which bound him to
his native soil. The principles enunciated by
Secretary Marcy in the Koszta case are those
which must ultimately govern The international
relations Of the world, and we consider the pre-
sent favorable period for fastening their adop-
ton, by inviting foreign governments TO con-
sideraton Of the benefits which would result
from their general recognition II is evident
that in the event of general war breaking out
it would be impossible for the European govern
doctrines in regard to perpetual allegiance.
They might az well, therefore, ut once make
merit OF necessity, and concedo willingly q
principle which at some future day they viii be
forced To admit.
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TIN CATHOLIC CHrrCH u CpSarEss The
Senate chamber at Washington GA Thursday
presented novel spectacle a, The opening 81
the day s proceedings. Tie prayer for The day
having been allotted to Tie pastor Of thc Catbo-
JIG Church Of *. Patrick, he performed chat &C.
rcmony in The black cassock anJ white supicc
of his order. aud was surrounded by number
Of other priests similarly attired which Impaired
TO the scene "a air not alone Of novelty bat of
awe. We arr told hat much interest was cyi-
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URTON's NEW TussTRE, Broadway Afternoon
JNClF Tons oA@S- GullpsIs IN tbs Wuon. kvening-
RicHAhp liI--eIASk STRUCK
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BOvTRy THEATRE, Bowery -AferDccn-CsItp1NN IN
-ps Vnap-A sTHopsl-koBIsT MaCAIRH Evening-I.osT
Ths4svNE 20 cA.Eos M.Ggc TRUMPET -fIEAsASr
kEiGHsoK.
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RARNUaS AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway II li
A. A.--JENNf JoAEs-kIsc, MINISTER AND GENERAL.
and Il. -FErE bAhssnT bLii5ASrL-baf ArfE@ ~
EAIR-FiE1u DAY. q and L. M.-AirisE MAD-CUrI, 49,
-.
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RNt aDwtY THEATRE Broadway -ferEsggt.S A.
q .s-tC E,Frrs,s Afierno0n-CLowS TAX BskBI
SH TN Esea.ag-AosEEN or RsAzil-
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WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING. s6i and sS3 Brosdw
AtterIuOr ana ETHIOPIAN sosos, DAAcSs &C -
soUTEEAN lilusTkATRp
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AMUsEMtNIs THIS DAY AND EyrSiNG.

ACADEMY or MUSIC Fourteenth strcct-EyenlnE-
GsAAn :, RRr oRAToRIo % ruE MESSIAH.
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LAURA KEFNE's THEATRE No. s2 Rroadway.-ANer
coon atd hvcuing-ooR AMERICAN UousS-Fns CAPTAIN IS
Nor A miss.
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MECHANICS Ali, az BroadwryBsYi vrs' MISsTEs 8
Aft,rng and rveLaR-AIGiu SUSCs Aab BthIAslCEs-i
AiaT cor aiSY vvIAEsy
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WALL Cs's THEATRE Brosdwa, -SERcHAYr ~ '
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cnHPBFIL's MIHsTRrIS, 80 Rroadway-Atelnoon
lxCuit g ETHIOPIAN DhARAcTEEsTicS, soAGa Ac.-
b4GiC = g1iaK.
FLCRENaINE GALLERY, SIS E9oadway.-CLAssIcAL
PAthTl>cS ne SFtN All l.IRs.
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No. 600.l
NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN LANDS


IN TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF AABAMANotice here
by given that tho land Office at Huntsville In the State Of abama
WILL and after the 10Th day o May be the sale at
and location Of all public embraced the
following townships which subject and location
withdrawal by Notice No $685. being lands which Ind been with
drawn probably falling within the prescribed limits Of selection OF
tho railroad grant Alabama by Of Congress approved June
1866, but asccrtafcd be within said limits
North If the base line and east 9f the Hnaspiis meridian.
Townships and g. Of range s.
Townships and and the Of townships aud north
and west Of the Tennessee river, o range g.
Townships and and the parts IL townships and north and
west of the Tennessee river, Of range I.
Township and the townships and north aud Of
the Tennessee river Of
The Of townships and north and OF the
river, Of range 2.
Given under ONCE city
Washington, this 18th day Of March, 1858
TTiO9. A. HENDRICKS,
Mar tS-law6w lint kStarl Commissioner.
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JUST RECEIVED, the following works Of ]. V


Lady Alice. 20 cents.
Albon vols. 81
Tho Pretty Plate, (iuvcnie)
lady Alice decidedly work Of genius Indeed know Of
few lotions where this first and highest excellence Is
IBosfon Post.
This extraordinary book That the author was
animated by than OF the production clever
and surprising novel which should make sensation
even high marinuiye newer arc ups,arincv crcssd r
out " Douglass J,rrofs Weekly Ns,cs,
Talent Of high order every page"
london Nee Monthly Mooa,ine
Besides the admirable sketches society story Abon
Aherton' hns purpose. Nev Monthly
The lady characters Aan jus, girls us we
have all known and perhaps Rericc
door life in the wild regions Of this State speak
Of nil tat Cooper Holman
Of individual character hardly less admirable
IN y Courier and Enquirer
Woods lakes and falls the clearing
tain wilderness attract Mr. Huntington with the
Of a new inspiration" Nv r. Literary World
The descriptive powers Forest cxracrdna
ryi-N. r. Eror9eia.
Tho finest portions cf the descriptions hunting
the grand scenery Of the North Hero tho authors thought
native and he beautiful pictures Of the Wild woods aud
II'rotesart cAmchman
The authors power description truly extraordinary pen
paintings their
masters you that the has drunk from his earliest m
and has the artists double appreciation and reproduction
Whatever be The subject placed before with vivid Nv
ing beauty, cquaIed by American writer know"
fDonald NocLna in the n. r. Freeman Journal
That Mr. has faculty gifts may by
who will read ten The Forest The sports the sd
with the sharp outlines the hur aud the bend The
Of Journey through Wilderness
growing like 2owcrs Of the facts
charmlngy described. - london Aitenavn
We shy that reader great small mp
this book rhe Pretty i1atc) will ny unfinished
story of told hnf children paror Their
comments point few words the character those who
with such graphic that the listeners this
respect the book remarkable We
which juvenile character was so d-crmins"i and rcrsyed
nv. H. Courier and Eaquirsr
n ANeUARpS uo,glfN
Feb 17--eod3cs
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In equity In the circuit court
for Somerset county.

TIME object of this suit is to procure decree for
Il the sale OF tho of Matthias rman
county, deceased for payment
states that said DOrman his life indebted and died indebted
ny with the October 1885, udg
rendered in tho circuit county the lih
day ri October 1888 that being indebted tue said Matthias
parted this life about the month Of January 1885, ntestae and
debed to divers other that letters administration his
have by the orphans
tate insufficient for the decedcn debts that he died
seized OF divers lands real county, which
his lifetime he had morgaged said Punel Toadvinc for
mcn certain debts and that said debts paid
said mortgage unanceed Tho bill that I'd
November 1854. said Doman
W. pongery Of said county for all the an he purchased Of mr.
Francis Waters and John Austin
annuity OF hundred and twenty Ave dollars during life his
wife, Elizabeth Iorman In consideration OF rcccd
In said deed copy which C' complainant
understands that objects
entered but tat sa deed
ccled and that said Robert and Elizabeth parties
this suit that said Matthias herman left the following children his
only hcirs at law to wit Emily Francis normnn who full
Domcn Aurcin Dorman Dorman, brmsn
William Edward crmnn NIL of whom minors aud reside
county The bill for the Of the
Of sa Matthias lDrnan his debts
resident defendant and subpnas for the other
nil Of whom live In Somerset county
thereupon ordered this oath February
complainant by causing copy this order
published Washington each
weeks the twelfth give
Of this bill and her appear In this
cor before the thirteenth Of July tho prem
s and show any shc has why decree should
prayed LEVIN WOOlFORI, Clerk.
LEVIN wooIFoRD, Clerk
- 4wSun
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DRITIsH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.

British Navy lot 1898,
Queens Regulations and Orders for the Army complete
July, 1857. ~ gf
for Cadets by Capt Boyd Royal navy London
Fire arms by Lieut. sincns Bengal artillery london 1887
Gossen crcia souterrans dc IA poutrc Metz 1857.
On SIGNALLING At Sea; pamphlet london. 1858
Facts and Memoranda Mining and Metaurgy vol London
Marlor on Coal Mining vol London
Hardwicks Photographic Chemistry london. 1887.
vegas Logartms Fromes Trigonomeca Surveying Nichols
cycoprda Of tho ardcts senmanshp
Main and Brown engine Adcock's Engi
ors rcckctbook for 1883
Feb 10 rpANcK TAYLOR
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Mar 7law4wSun

~ WASHINGTON, March IL, 1853
ON THE PETITION of Charles Goodyear Haven
neccut praying patent granted
18th Of June 1874 for Improvement in the sunuacturc
Rubber for from the expiration patent
takes place on the 18th day Of juno, 1888
ordered that the said be heard
Monday the 3st Of May ~ o'clock,
are notified to aud show they have why
tisn ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension required
Ace their o9ccios specially sob forth writing twenty
days before tho day Of hearing All testimony nied
10 be used at the sa hearing be taken
coiance with the rules Of the occ which viii
pication. gst3lfHast 1aH-
The testimony IN tho will be closed the nth May
deposions and other relied c
the office before tho morning of TINT dry arguments
IL any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also that This notice published Union,
ingon D. and Daily News,
ccsvc weeks previous to The 3ist May dry
ing. JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner
sdiors of the above will please copy
bills to the Patent Office, with containing this notice
March 17--1aw3w
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NO o5o.J
Notice for restoring certain lands TO market In
the state 0f Alabama.


the state Of Alabama.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Huntsville In the State Aabsma will be the ss'e at
private and location aud after TIA NJ May Hsf u
all ptlsr land embraced the following townships wbch
had proclaimed prior No
665, being hands which had satisfy part
the railroad grant by act Congress approved 81 June, 1880 which
contemplated road from Memphis to Charleston, that part Of said
grant having been rejected by the State a Alabama
South ef TIC tide and ea4t IF A Hsniniils mo.dian
Townships L. 2, g. 4, s, and q, 81 range L.
Townships q g. a. and 3, aud the parts az townships and
north u the Tennessee river, ~ range q
Townships q g. and O. and the parts Of township north
u the Tennessee river Of range s.
Townships q g. A. and and the parts Of townships and
north Of the Tennessee, OF range 4.
Townships aud tho Of townships and north Of tho
Tennessee, Of range 0,
South 9 the base line Of the Hun,sctc meridian.
Townships l. 2, 3, 4, s, and q, OF range L.
Townships and Y, Of range 7.
Townships l. e. 5, 4, s, g. aud 7, OF ranges and 0.
Townships 2 g. 4 and O. Of TO- H. ~ 49, H. and
ID.
Township 1, Of range is.
Given under hand, Land Once the city Of
Washington, the 10th day Of February 1883.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS
Feb 2o-lawow Ine&s,ar Commissioner.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.


Alphabetical List Of Senators and Representatives w'h
their residences Washington, prepared by the Post-
master of the House Of Representatives.
The asterk o desgnates those whose wives accompany
them the section % thoss who have single lady
with them two sections (SS) than one lady
asterisk and section (sS wife and single lady.
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William Birckhead rs- Purncll Toudvine,
administrator Of Matthias Hormnn,
Elizabeth Dorman. Robert W. Dough
erty, Emily Frances porman, Thomas
Dcrman, John Dorman, Aurclia Dor
Inan, Matthias Dorman, Amelia Dor
man. and William Edward Dorman.
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHoGRAPHIC PRINTING


SUPERINTENDENT PRINTING,
Washington March IL, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will Tuesday
the 9th APRIL 1888, executing
lowing work for the Senate and House Representatives Of the Uni
ted States,
sand more cach
annual of the Superintendent Survey
I'd For printing morc
or lcss atwent charts the
In the n class the
dred copies for transferring printing each separately
In the second class tho
each chart and printing
The charts win be al this Office for the inspection per
DESTROYS ~ bidding for the closing
where also blank forms for proposals may procured
The required for printing win bc nul-ed ONCE
Contracts will security will be
required from tho successful bidders for Tho their
contracts. NIt ~' 'D7'
be distinctly will entertained from
parties not directly engaged practically with
tho style OF work hid
The proposals must the required execution Of Tho
work, or prtions {" tho under
signed endorsed on tho
-. . GEO W. BOWMAN,
mar iz-co'd llntelSStar1
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skxAruks.

NM @~'AN ~AAe~As OAo bs~Ay ~<A
wife and single lady.
Residence In Washington.
National Hotel.
Private, n. .. y st., b,. 18th n 1sth
streets, 258.
Private, g. 5. lAth It,, BIT. Penn. ave.
a Fstrect, 4o6.
Private, n. .. y. st., bet. 18th & 1&,h
SITS, 2b8.
Private, 40 l4th st., bt. II a SITS.
Private, q. .. corner 18th aud II SITS.
Private, ". side 18th st., BIT. Penn.
av. 4 ii streets, 42S.
Private, n. q. corner 10Th Il II sts.,
40.
National Hotel.
42o 1lth street, bt. II 4 I streets.
National Hotel.
National Hotel.
Ebbeit House, 8. side = street, bt.
18th 4 18th streets, 2s3.
Wizards Hotel
National Hotel.
N. side q street, bt nth 4 18th sts.,
2so.
Private, 3O5 Corcoran's row.
Rev. Mr.. Samson's, W. side 9th 81.
BIT. ID and u streets, 465.
Private, Minnesota row, l street,
near New Jersey avenue.
Mrs. rxrker's, N. side Mass. av., BIT.
4th 4 18th streets, 490IS.
Private, o Louisiana avenue.
400 4th street, bt. ID X Il streets.
National Hotel.
Ebbett House, .. side +. st., BIT. 18th
L. l4th streets, 1888.
Mrs. Cartcr's, North A street, Capt.
toi Hill, 4.
Willards' Hotel.
Mrs. crcccy's, 4ss 10th street, bt. D
NE streets.
Private, n. .. corner 18th h streets,
13l.
National Hotel.
st. Charles Hotel, corner 81 street Il
Pennsylvania avenue.
Browns Hotel.
Mrs. Scarle's, .. side Penn. av., BIT.
AZ h 6th streets, $50.
Mrs. Nevetrs, 1853 Penn. av., b..
18th L 18th streets.
Mr.. Hackney's, Al La. av., bt. 9th
L. 7th streets.
s. side G st.. BIT. 18th and 14th sts.
2eI.
Hon. Jacob Ihompson's, =. Q. corner
OF 18th " g streets.
Smithson's, 283 9. side Bst., bt. I'd h
Sd streets.
Avenue House, corner 7th al. q La.
avenue.
Private, Q. =. 9th st. BIT. D &Ests. 4os.
Willardg' Hotel.
Mrs. Shackicford's 2I7 Penn. sv., op-
posite Wizards.
Mr.. Hackney's, n. side La. av., BIT.
9Th h 7th streets.
Mrs. IrviDg's, Q. side AZ street, bt
Penn. av. l. C street, 20.
Mr.. Purcell's, 8. side Penn. av., OPP
posite Browns Hotel.
Private, W. side 18th ST., bt. @ L II
streets, All.
Mr.. Masi's, W. side 9th st., BIT. EFF
sts., 461.
420 ID II. between 9th & 9TH ats.
Private, n. Q. cor. G h 2lst sts., las.
Wizards Hotel.
Private, n. s. II, bet. 10th 4 1o1S sts.,
312
81. Charles, cor. Sd ct. l. Penn. av.
Mr.. Cammack's, n. s. r, bet. l4th 4
18th sts,, 212
DR.. Boyie's, 20 AZ st., near PA. nv.
Private, W. 8. 18th, bet. + h r sts.,
459.
Private, 24s r ST., bet 18th Il 14th
streets.
Private, ". g. 8th, bet. r n + sts. ,45l.
Mrs. Hyatt's, 8. 8. Pa. av., bot 9th d
18th SITS, $3.50.
Washington House, cor. Sd 81. & Pa.
avenue.
Private, 8. W. cor. 1sth h II s,s., No.
a63.
Private, 2e2 ! st., bet. 18th and 18th
streets
Mrs. French's, No. AIS 18th ST., bet.
II n
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Floyd Secretary OF War; w. r. Drinkard chief clerk
clerks and four wachmen Tho
Glowing bureaus attached to this department:
Commanding OTbs Office, the head of which
Lieutenant Geaeral Scott, liz at New York.
Autod Generals ONoCo Sinue Cooper Adjuian General
AssantsBrcvet Major d. Townsend Brcvct Cnp Williams
Advocate Brevct Major John
Lee nine clerks and In this office kept all
the records which refer the OF the tho rolls
is here where all military commissions are made ont
Quartevmus0 Gcous 0ce-Bre Major General r. Jcsup
qnartcrmaser AssstantsCbone Thomas Captain
Miller and Bevet Major Bcger eleven clerks and
Paywasr Generals OceCo Iarned general
Major leslie district pymaer eight clerks and one
Commissory Generals OGen George Gibson commIsssry
era assistant Captain L. Simpson, clerks and
ger t.tat ,.tr if Nfff 5tff
Surgeon Gneras 0fo-Gen Thomas lawson general
assistants DR. r. C. Wood and DR. @ X Wood three clerks
OoeGenera Joseph engineer
Captain ii, G. Wright five clerks and one messenger
Typographical BwonuCol j. j. Albert corps;
sistan Captain Woodruff four clerks
BmoauCol H. r. Craig, ordnance assistant
Capt VIM. Maynadier eight clerks and ono messenger.
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COM NJ ERClAL.
Nashville Market,
From tho Nashville Daily News.

''"'W NV N'aUNUu lhlly NcWh'
Thursday, Jolly 20, 1858.
Colton,-Soos II bales l0dc; 10 at
&c, and s at o.,
Tobacco,-Nothing doing.
BAcoN,-ShouIdcrs &c, Hams 7IOslc,
Clear Sides soSic, from wagons. From
slore-Shouldcrs g.; Hams 0a@ Ole,
Clear Sides s8M0c.
Wheot,--Buyors arc Offering Csc for
prime Red, rs for White.
SuGAR,-Morkot quiet, quotations as
bcCorc--say, 7Ooc. according 10 quojty,
MoLAssEs.--In barrels, 32a35c,; in
half barrels; 37a40.
CoFFEE.-At 1908 cents.
WmsKY.--We quote 20O21 for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 40MG0c.
LAnD.--0 cents.
LARD observation-disclosures price for
pure Lard Oil, 9oc.
CANDLEs.-Star, 20022c.; TaIow, ~
Ol5c
FEATHERS are worth 3503S cents, in
good shipping order.
Salt.--In barrels 372 per bushcl; Fine
Sack rs; Coarse l 5Oal 60.
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Chinese Jugglers.

This well known company perform
at the Court House on Friday and
Saturday nights. This will be a rich
treat to our citizens who have scarce
ly had any amusement this summer.
We would advise all who wish too
see something that will repay them
their trouble to 60 by all means. The
Implement feat alone is worth the
price of admission.
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MARRIED.

In Tulahoma, Tenn, on Monday night
Aug. 9th, 1858, at the residence orthe brides
father, by The Rev. Mr.. Doss, H. P. MoFFArT,
ESQ, Of Winchester, Tenn, to Miss Pau.
LINE L. MASON.
Precious and lovely we yield her to thee,
Take her, the gem of thy dwelling to be,
She, who was ever our soaCc and PRIDE
Glides from our bosom to cling TO thy sle
Printers fee O. X.
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YELLOW FEvER.-The New Orleans
Delta of Saturday last states that during
the week 24s persons were admitted INTO
the Charity Hospital. The number of
deaths at the Hospital during that time
was 26, all Of which were from yellow
fever. The True Delta and the Picayune
give The Hospital report, but omit the
deaths by yellow fever.