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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05

between him and his design, but to pnr
sue him as speedily as possible, with the
chance OF oyertaking him before he lad
committed his dread device.
She arrived here, after a long passage
just In time to receive the intelligence OF
her brothers arrest, and to discover in
the court room, for the first time. the
mistake Of the law in the prosecution Of
its victim.
She had sought out the real offender.
and had facilitated his escape to a neigh.
boring port, ON his return to the old
country" again.
Having assured herself of his departure
she now sought an interview with her
brother in prison, which she obtained !.
and then and there, for the first time
revealed to him the mystery which had
involved him in such fearful apprehen.
sions.
The injunction Of the brother upon the
sister, in his interview, was as noble a
devotion Of fraternal love as the deeds
OF the sister were heroic evidences of bis
%chlyalry Of woman. He babe her not to
breathe the name of another than him
self, as connected with the murder.
If die his DEATH" said he. q" ee
before my God with my soul pure from
the foul stain of murder; if he is bctray.
ca, ne will be hurried on without the
time for repentance and absolution. to a
premature and ignominious death. Let
me suffer rather than risk his capture"
The solemn assurance of the woman
OF her knowledge Of the guilt Of another.
and the absence of her brother in con.
hnement, of the crime alleged, produced
such serious impressions upon the mind
OF the governor, connected with the as
%surauceof the production of witnessee- to
t~establish the fact, as TO induce aim to
grant the reprieve.
1t remains now to disclose and to
prove these facts. In the language of
the devoted sister, the guilty enc was
now far on his way" and the danger
OF his arrest was removed. The affidavit
of his sister, with the other evidence
which the publication of these facts
elected, was Immediately secured.
The widow Of the deceased was sought
after, and when brought forward acknow-
lodged her perfdy to the man whom she
had left with the frmest pledge of her
hearts devotion, and joined in the belief,
that was 10Y on all hands adopted, of
her deception in the individual convict
ed. With such evidence, it need scarce
ly be added, the pardon of the convicted
man was immediately obtained, and he
again set at liberty.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05
Slow and Rapid Composition.

Speed in composition is a questionable
advantage, poetic. history records two
names which may represent the rapid and
the thoughtful penelope de Vega and
Milton. We see n pouring out verses
more rapidly than a Secretary could
write them ; the other building up in the
watches Of the dark, a few majestic lines.
One leaving his treasures to be easily
compressed into a single volume-the 9th.
er to be spread a~bundantly over forty-si
quartes. ORe gaining fifteen pounds
the other a hundred thousand ducats.-
One sitting at the door of his house. when
the sun shone, in a coarse coat of gray
cloth, and visited only by a few learned
men from foreign countries-the other
followed by crowds wherever he appear.
ed, while even the children shouted after
him with delight.
1t is only since the earth has.fallen on
both that the fame and the honor of the
Spaniard and the EnglishmaR have been
changed. He who nearly finished a com
edy before breakfast, now lies m~otionless
in his small niche of monumental biogra-
ply and he who, long choosing, began
late, is walking up and down in his shin
ing robes, and with laurels round his
head, in the cities of many lands, having
his home and his welcome in every devout
heart, and upon every learned tongue oil
the christian world.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05
Humming Birds Tongues.

The tongues of a humming bird is very
curious. 1t has two tubes alongside Of
each other, like the tubes Of a double
Darrell gun. At the tip of the tonone
the two tubes are q little separate, and
their ends are shaped like spoons. The
honey is spooned up, as we NAV saw and
then it is drawn into the mouth t6rongh
the long tubes of the tongue. But the
olro uses It's tongue another way. 1t
catches insects with it, for it lives on
these as well as honey. 1t catches them
IA tnlS way the two spoons grasps the
insects hike a pair OF tongs, and the tongue
bending, puts it into the animals mouth.
The tongue, then, Of the hnmming bird is
not merely n instrument, but it con-
talns several instruments together-two
pamps, two spoons, and q pair Of toags.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05
The Atmosphere of Home.

Care much fer books and pictures
Don't keep a solemn parlor into which
you 60 but once a msnth with the parson
or the sewing circle. Hang around your
walls pictures which shall tell you stories
of mercy, hope, courage, faith and ehari-
ty. Make the room in which you live the
largest and most cheerful in the house,
Let the place be such that when our
boy has gone to distant lands, or even
when, perhaps, he cliRgs to a single plank
in the lonely waters Of the wide ocean
the thought of the still homestead shall
come across the .desolation, bringing al
ways light, hope and love. Have ne
dungeon abeut your hoase-no room vol
never open-no blinds that are alway,
shut.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05

YOU'VE Acknowledging the old
fashioned thunder storm on Wednesday
night, two children, a boy and girl, aged
8 and 10 years, says the Albany Knicker-
booker, were at play. The little girl
became very much frightened, and clasped
hold Of the boy, who seeing her timidity
exclaimed, Don't be afraid, sis | would
not be afraid if | was up there where
they touch it off,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05

gA Many houses are infested with
~cockroaches and ants, and it is desirable
to know how to get rid Of these posts
A remedy, said to be a sure one, is this !:
Take some slices Of pine apple, Tor the
outside Of the rind is better,) place it on
your shelves, OF any place which they FREE
quent, and they will evacuate the premi-
ses Immediately.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05
REMOVAL OF THE
Gunsmithss Shop.

r SCHNAUTZ has removed his G~unsmithing
IL. Establishment to his residence just above the
Methodist Church, in Freehold, where he may at all
times be found, ready and willing to do any work in
his line, as neat, cheap, and durable as it can be
turn thanks to those of my friends who have here
tofore favored me with their custom, and trust
from the satisfaction I have given them, that in my
new locality L shall retain their custom, and form
the acquaintance and receive the patronage of many
new ones.
Eg~ [ have had on hand for six months, a nun
Der of Guns and Pistols, lett by persons for repair
which if not called for soon, will be sold, to pay 70
the labor on the same.
L. SCHNAUTZ.
Freehold, April /, 1858. If
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05

sa- You have seen a ship out on tho
bay, swinging with the tide, and seeming
as if it would follow it and yet it can
not, for down beneath the water it is an
chored. SO many a soul sway toward
heaven, bnt cannot ascend tdither, be-
cause it is anchored to some secret SIM
Beecher.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-05

By a MEMBER OF THE BAR.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
CECoND SUPPLY Real good and wide blacl

CECOND SUPPLY Real good and wide black
1cunced dresses 49, s7i and 81 per yard
ordinary cheap; also,
other richer and wider black silks making all probably
much the largest and cheapest lot in the District.
pieces Irish linens in all grades thick thin many them
mad to our orders in Ireland.
The quantity Of linen goods annually passing through
hands enables us to offer the best goods nj the usually
hargcl for tho inferior grades.
northern and eastern correspondents supplies
daily
One price only marked In plain hgur hence purchaser
s ovcrchargcd
We decline opening presented payment
monthly
Good articles low prices fair dealing may relied in all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Store west building,
March 0-lOtdf opposite Centre Market
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

LNXTENSIVE sale of an entire gallery Of and
IL valuable engravings and oil paintings, and will be
every evening until disposed oon Wednesday evening
instant shall sell at O'Clock auction the
without tho largest
fine English steel engayngs offered this
The plates . all fre<h imported from London
The subjects comprise historical landscape religious, moral
sacred plates.
ALo, assortment Of fine English sporting subjects.
will be arranged for exhibition Tuesday
viii be found worthy visit gallery The ladies
especially invited 10 attend the sale
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
NIoURNING sILKs.- -opened to-day 20 piece
WiscOnsin and Minnesota Commission Intelli
gence and General Land Agency.
GEORGE rARNAM

GEORGE FARNAM.
street. Banking Cole Sumner
4 Co., la Crosse, WISCONSIN,
AM prepared to buy, sell, give information
regard farms farming govern
lands either with land warrants Wisconsin Min
nerota the selling leasing lands dwelling
property commission collections
taxcs, examine titles, collect rents, &c &c. 3f
lOANNG MONEY, which guaranty
worth three the or loaned
twelve
nually Security :
than New York tho that lands advancing
Interest legal Wisconsin,
a. Il pcrc nj Minnesota there law.
letters Of inquiry promptly attended
rcmted mail express, part OF the country
Fob 17--6m GEO. FAtNAM
lie refers following gentlemen Hon. C. C. Washburne NJ c.
Mineral Point Alex W. Randall Madison, Lieut.
r. Campbell Crosse Wiz s. D. Hastings, Estate
Tcmpccx Wis Hon Tbco Roiolf cceiver U & land oAce)
Crosse WIS., d. Cameron, Crosse, Wis Judge
do Gall (judgc 9th judicial circut) Gaeyilc
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
March 0-l0tdif

lion. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver an adj
the Of the city,
Christian Association, "Yonng
Catholics Friend cs Union Benevolent society at
the Smithsonian Tuesday March iGth
Tickets 81 John Esis music store, the principal
hotels Nairns Dyson Stotts Gmans, 'eecys, Harbsughs
S,ott's CIarke's drug and the bookstores
limited seats should DO secured
March e-d7t
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
COMPLETION of Panama Railroad .--Reductie

" California mail steamships
Aspnws the 9Th Goth o each month"; connecting
with mail from Panama San Francisco.
steamships inspected aud approved Navy
Department and guaranty sfxci and aafsy.
al miles long) completed
In hours Tho passengers
Francisco
Panama by the expense
paid York all expenses Of tho trip.
Reserve port Panama
Francisco detention accident
entirely relutae
Passengers Panama the day they Aspnwa
through by each and take charge
and children without other protectors.
through tickets the lowest rates apply tho agency
West street, New York, to l. W. RAYMOND
May 6-dn
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TO OUR SUBS oRIDERs s.

rbe person wi entered upon boks unless "a,
the Subscription uase In tllt
Distant subscribers forward by kcr and all risk
viii be assumed by ourselves a II faie transmits ION
Tue COUNTRY published weekly during
OF Congress, and semi weekly during the
subscriptions for period less than year win be received terms
pToportoned 70 the above annual rates.
ss-ptSrAsrts act as our agents; ~
sending DAILY Subscribers, sEAi
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed viii be entitled 10 eepy
grOis
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

TTNHIRTY- NINTH INSTALMENT--Now in store
IL the thirty ninth nsamcnt Of celebrated "hcasewiic
tons'
"aiics' cotton" tt tsi.4 ~ 7ssatt t.l1
''evcrastng shirtIng cotton" lr ~ ,.alt
regarded produced In this
piece stamped with them their
passing excellence. ..,a.f 4 ~ see lsssils ~
We them Cor tho benefit Of strangers
all other sirtng lncI
ding English long cloth and American twist
plaid cambrcs brlancs with all other
kinds Of white goods t.a f
New supplies from the North and Fast daily - N
price only, marked in plain figures.
All old bills must be paid prior beginning
bills for monthly payment in cash noes nj no, he
acceptable. We inhexible IN this rule
Good articles low prices and fair dealing relied on In ali
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores wet build
March s-l0tdn opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

NOR SALE.-A rare chance to secure a very fine
iady's riding Iic beautiful black
upwards high and sound He
in style perfect all and He
livery stable Mr. Levy rumphrey FOR few
Fob S-du
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

hAILY OPENING SPRING SUPPLIES IN ALL
~ first Class fancy and staple goods adapted TO
(
All our entire stock Of fancy silks ssws, mrrnps ieoes
mantcs, &c, at vastly and recently reduced praes.
One price only marked plain gurc consequently
buyers overcharged.
Ihlls presented TOR payment monthly t..sssfl
IL determined purpose make nca, ea-h
business possible without disturbing the
have %, Ions
series Of years"
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Central Stores, scstb bunting
hlr'h '-io'an opposite ceBtss Market
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

CIGNOR VITO VIII a. SONS GRAND CLASSIC
~ sale Of Italian marble paro garden sausry classical
bronxes and Paran embracing articles
orate character will take hurssy March
and llih street This collection comprises
Io se buss Of Washington Clay, Webster, jackson and
Nicholas |
superb original, the Nymph OF the Arno, by ssi
Charity by Anseimi copied the original
hni
Pea,ent by Ael; Madonna by Coal Lave
other classic subjects
Garden ssuary four feet high Spring Summer Autumn and
Winter
Aaaster marble groups The Of C~nova giving
drink to Joye
Fidelity, the Vintage Group, Cleopatra, shave,
Slepherdods, and others
Bronzss The anccrs Italian Mcndcants Group
Pastoral Muse,
Also beautifully carved Hebe, agate
tirariau urns, four feet high, for parlors
Iaceane azzas, for fruit cards
Roman agate for lights
Ampioras OF nardiglio marble
Grecian orus Forercs bouquets, &c
hgures The Gentle shepherd, Innocence Troy
Mnna and Brenda, Crcassian Chief Una and
Pandora, May hay, &c
Also beautiful Of French ncy articles
perfume bottles tea services OF designs, punch bowls,
The attention Of the ladies Washington
and Alexandria respectfully solicited they
the collection B highly mcrtoriou character
exhibition the kind public
Viii inform their friends Washington Georgetown
this will pcreptory they
Terms $l00 and under
our months, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
r. SThe goods will be exhibition the day night preceding
the sale. JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Mar I'D Auctoneer
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
DIED,

In York. Friday, March MARGARErTA E. wife Of Lieut.
J. r. NJ MALLORY U. y navy.
this the 9th instant Of rheumatic fever CLARK RIDER
in the 25th year Of his age.
friends and acuaintances requested TO attend his funeral
to day Tuesday, O'Clock his late residence street.
arc.
New York Herald please copy.l
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

INHE PIRATE, 2 volumes, Boston edition Of Wa
verlcy novels The Three Beauties by Mrs souihwor,h
or sale by BLANCHARD MOHuN,
March Successors 10 X farDbam.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

r OST.--Sunday afternoon, the corner Of F
aud lih streets, pair OF gold spectaccs with blind glasses
pocket wallet, containing $1 bill
Any person finding the w leave
4N G. MASSE French Teacher.
March 9-1t (Sarl
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

PRESIDENTS DnAwISa-nooa This is the regular eve
ming for the public reception of ladies and gentlemen by
the President at the Executive Mansion commencing at
o'clock, p. IN,
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
TAs Book er the Constitution.

VNHE demand Of the people from all parts OF the
country for new eii.s, brpging down oe sta
seset such that cannot longer ec oSregaraso
throughout the country 70 fenos'
description unnecessary sunec !" sAs 'nA eAsnr
evtdsnce of having received the ,unls' % | ~ ~
Supreme edition Of the ."e un"d
s,,,, ~. ~ received special appreciation Of
to ~,sss s,a,oeu hns been
uouuo~ by them suitable side companion Tor every Amcr
~ cI. snd ~ tex book rising generation Of the schools
E,o Who the constitution the seninsnts
of Wsshingou the pncips mood nave heeeore gwen
"A their generous and valuable support
who desire 10 obtain Tor the supply
who desire TO possess he new edon wh please nd
dress WILLIE .NNE', W,
Washington City, u. G.
Mar 3-du
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
proposals for Engraving and Printing.

Osucu 0urHRIsnkSDUT PUBIC PsrSnSa,
Washington, February 25, 1858.
DROPOSAIS will be received at this Office until
Thursday s llth day Of March, sSs at ~ o'clock, M for
syectg following engraving and printing 10 accompany tho
eIgh,h edition d sAanry's sailing Mrsctious,v viz:
engraving steel twenty Ave medium Quaro pages OF u
blstrstions- two pages be engraved each plate
printing from steel plates six thousand copies Of nineteen
auarto and folio pages
FOR printing pltes six hnaand copies and cocring
three thousand nine and five Thousand copies
Of ons folio page
from aud printing on stone Elk thousand
thousand Of three qnaro pages aud FOR
and printing three cocs Ave Thousand coper Of enc
folio page. tsfsl bts- .
An this the highest sty OF the and
I DO open Tho bidders this Office until the
lng of the day for closing tho bids.
roe original required be submitted
dis Office approval free transmission
before plates or tho printing commenced
distinctly understood that no bid viii bs entertained from
any party directly engagcdn and practically acquainted with the
the work bid for Bonds viii be required from the
,.s,fuj bidders faithful Of their
The plates will be furnished by this Office.
iank proposals will be furnished persons wish
ug % bid by application ut this Office
The popota must endorsed
Proposals for Engraving, &C.
GEO W. BOWMAN,
..ar. Superintendent Public Printing
Feb 2o--eotd [IntelAstsr]
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
Eugene Dupuy,

Eugene Oupuys
Sole agent for Piesse 4 Lsbin's Pfamery and Compounds.
lyIIE agency for the United States Of Messrs Piessc
nbn perfumcry factors in London having been transferred
lron Iuser kCo 800 Broadway rm Nr
connexion with esablishmct beg
merchants fancy goods Dealers and the trade generally that
hand and In bond constant supply of Posse bnS
articles the PrangiTanni perfume ans compounds the
ro preparations In ah their vaecs 10 which be
added whatever said 6rm introduce In
k combining excellence with novelty Merchants may
their being ned with rromptnes and care and on a favor
heretofore. T. DUPUY,
tl.5E 6O9 Broadway, New York
The real perfume
IOnsn and they take this opportunity 70 caution
purchasers imiatos 0 which there how
approach any degree the exquisite fragrance made by
r. Il J..
frangpann boquet.
Frangpanp oil for the hair, exqustcly scented.
Hold their scent mpart delight
fragrance articles they placed
frnngpann scented soap Nfs ItH
Frangpann the tongs
piece the IT, and the apartment will be delightfully."-
perumcd. fa,
frangpanD pomae TINS Italian for the hair Its
snperlAihe fragrace hss given IL world Wide reputation
Frangpanni sachct. Gold eyorywere.
March 2tawTuesAsA3m
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
PHILHARMONIC HALL.

THURSDAY, MARCH H.
MISS JUIlANA MAYS CONCERT,
Assisted by the following eminent artists;
MR. AIToMiS, he celebrated harpist) HERR RUDO PiSFN,
(bartone) Mr.. THRUEDER, (pianist
MISS JUIANA MAY will sing Pavea Ia Note from Trovatore
last Rose d summer Mnou gunge Somnambua Briredze Aebc
Aria Grace Robert lie Mabc.
Mr.. APTOMAS will play Fantasia Monecoho Semamidc aud
Home Home
HERR RUDOIPlEN will sing Serenadc Schubert
Aria Trayata, and the Heart Bowed Down
Admission all parts the hall store
OF Mr.. Metzerots and the piano Of Nr Davis
The Wednesday morning No charge
cured seats.
Doors at 7; concert TO commence ut O'Clock.
Miss Juana Mays second concert will take place Saturday
March 18Th
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

Notice OF the Removal or the Land once from
Sauk Rapids to st. Cloud, in the Terri Ory Of
Minnesota.
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
Congrfss authorizing the location Of
March 1858 hereby declared made
on the sale Of tho public lands SArk RAPIDS
Territory of Mnnesd will be sad
Territory, al early period practicable
tho precise will issued
the register And the district.
under hand At the city Of Washington this twenty third
day II February, A. ID. 1858.
by order Of the President:
THOs A. HENDRICKS
. Commissioner Of the General Iand Office.
Feb 25-law6w flint. &,tar.1
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
D'IvERNOIS' HOTEL.


MAD H. DIyERNOs
Pennsylvania arenue, Japeen l7tA and 1871 sress.
MAD. II. D'IVERNOlS begs leave to respectfully
lyl the public that this fashionable hotel which has
been favored with the most patronage
in than The rooms recently
thoroughly repxired disengaged and my would find
the best accommodations good cook has been recently
engaged.
March o--d1w
MOURNING SILKS. Opened to-day 20 pieces
lvl various styles, widths, and prices mourning silks
A lew choice styles second mourning silks.
The variety enables
onsr all such fabrics at most favorable to the
Our northern and correspondents scnd supplies
daily
One price only marked plain figures therefore
overchHrged.
All old hills settled before made We
nexib,e on ths point
Wa opening any accounts credit business
dIntrossingy large
Bills presented for payment moathly.
It's determination 10 make trade cash business
possible without disturbing the pleasant relations which have existed
between ourselves for
FERRY 4 BROTHER,
st "Cantra Stores,' building,
March 9--iOtiif opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
pLAcK SILKS At LESS THAN VALUE. 30

QLACK SILKS AT LESS THAN VALUE.-30
- pieces choice black silks rs, s7 and II per yard, tho
cheapest goods offered for aounced dresses.
Also full line Of the finer grades extra Taeta silks
or northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
daily. s3ls sssag. ag
Is overcharged f
we are not opening any
our credit business much larger thar to be-
our rue Tor the future will present hills monthly pay
- 2
Az Old bills must be paid before
Ills our dolermincd make trade cash
bnss as possible without disturbing tho PHEASANT relations that
have existed between many long
Herias Of years past"
PERRY BROTHER,
"Ccntral Stores, y building
feb 2o--l0df opposite Centre Market.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

l., EoRGE w BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
~ ioR-rlAw, No ID VAL stssd Nt,o York
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
DEDUCED SCALE OF PRGCEs.-AIl the price

ID EDUCED SCALE OF PRlCES.--AIl the prices
rcduceo point they will reach this
silks shaw robes scar coaks aud emhroiecs all the entire
stock nne goods plnccd reduced scale OF prices
In very superior table linens damasks towels
napkins doylcs, pillow linens and sh~ctngs.
200 Irish qualities at low prices
Mourning always null throughout the entire
Fine white cambrs jacontts, and nanneis large supply
One price only marked In plain Agures hence purchaser ~
overchxrged
Wo are not opening
this point
reserve 70 ourselves the right csent for payment
~ 49, 44..'
m msrc all accounts viii by cash payments viii
not ba acceptable
The continued financial shortening
h and the absence Of banking facilities suggest ropreiy the
Adopt. 20 - NJ
IT'S our purpose 70 make our tadc
possible without disturbing the which
between Of our customers and long
years ("
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Central Stores" wessb building
Jan 28-I0tdn opposite Market