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4" DECIDED BARGAINS.
w Offer very large stock OF the articles below
named as decided bargains
l04, 4, and l24 real Linen Sheetings of the stand
ard quality,
80 pieces Irish Linens, thick medium. and thin,
made To our orders in ireland,
80 pieces Black Silks from marrow and medium up
to extra fine and wide,
81 pieces extra hne white CAME and other Flannes,
lt0 pieces plain w hlts CambrIc< and JacOncts,
lOO pieces White BrliIants In all grades.
lW pieces White Plaid Nainsouks,
Table Damssks, Diapers. Towels, Napkins. boy
lies, &c.-a vast stock, in great proiusiOn of
choice styles.
We hehevc it is well understood that We nvari
ably offer and all of the above classes of fabrics
of much better quality aud at lower prices THAI
usually found in this market.
Our stock of all the standard staples for general
family wants Is now thoroughly assorted.
New supplies from tn. North and East daily.
An examination of stock invited; II implies no
OBJ CATION to purchase.
One price only: marked in plain figures; therefore
no purchaser Is deceived.
We are not opening any new accounts.
All bills presented monthly for payment in cash.
Orders solicited from the Interior, all of which
command our most PROMPT and careful attention.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in all kinds of Dry Goods
Of the best class, Gent al Stores"
ap % 1t west building. OpPo. Centre Market.
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By J. c MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN-
y iMPovRD PROPERTY AT THE CoRNtR OF New
YORK AVENUE AND liTH STREET Wssr-On
Thu RSDAi AFTERNOON. April 2Pth, at 81.
oc ock, on the premises, shall SELL the hg n
est bidder, Lot No. and 7, in Davidson's subdiv-
sion OF square No Isl Lot 6 is improved by sub
s,a MI land and we-built twostory and basement
fronting IS feet on New York avenue, between 18Th
north.
SO, Lot No. 7, fronting q feet inches on New
York avenue, and running back ISL feet inches on
l4th street west to III street north.
. This property is situated in one Of the most de-
llgh'iul and heathy parts of the city, and. as the
sale is without reserve, the opportunity should not
he lost by persons who desire to purchase either
residence or valuable building Site
Terms: One-fOurth cash the residue in 6, H. 10,
and "a months, with interest, secured by a deed OF
trust on the premises.
ap sd J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
IrIMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE,
at the same place, we shall sell to close the estate
Lot No |, IN Square No. IL situated at the corner
of II street north and 18th street west
Terms as above.
ap a-d C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

RESOLUTION authorizing the repair of part Of
High street
RsSCired by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetotom
That there be, and is hereby, appropriated one
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as is nece>
sary, for the purpose Of taking up and relaxing
the stone pavement on the east side of High street
between First alley and the south tagging on
Bridge street and the Clerk is hereby directed to
pay the same to the order of o. H. Muncaster.
who is hereby appointed Commissioner to super
intend said repair: Prorided, the work shall not
be done before thu LIST April, 1859.
Approved February 90, 1859.
An ORDINANCE providing for the reduction of the
Funded Debt Of the Corporation, and for other
purposes.
Be ii ordained by the Board of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of the Corporation of
GsorgetOtcR, That the faith Of this Corpor alton is
hereby soleinEly pledged to apply the following
sums As soon as they received by the Clerk OF
| the Corporation to reduce the funded debt Of the
town:
$780, 900 OO-Repair bonds Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company.
2S,G0 M-Prefrrred bonds do do,
ssh OO-AleXander RAYS bond,
800 U1-Expended by this Corporation on the
L. :. Little Falls bridge,
1860 E-Funded for Metropolitan Railroad
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Il AUCTION On FRIDAY. the 18th Instant /
shall sell, at the residence Of gentleman declining
housekeeping, at 10 o'clock n m, at No. sal al
north. between 9th and 7th streets west a good as
soTtment of Household Effects, consisting Of
Mahogany Sofas and Spring seat Chairs,
Do. Marble-top Centr. and other Tables
Do. Bedsteads, Bureaus and Stazds
Cane and Woo" scat Chairs, " ashstands &C.
Wilton, Brussels, and w ooien Carpets,
Feather Beds Mattresses. and Bed, ing
OIcloth, Mating, and Rugs,
Cooking, Parlor and Chamber Stoves,
China, Ola IS and Crockery Ware
With a good and general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites
Terms: All sums unfer SSl, cash; over SSa a
credit of 81 aud 81 days. for notes satsfactoriIy
dorsed, bearing interest,
ap Esd A.GREEN, Auct
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ARPHANS' COURT, APRIL l2TH, 1853,
DISTRICT OF COLVMBIA.

" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON CoUNTY-fO tcif:
In the case of John Mills. executor Of Joseph II.
Tate deceased, the executor aforesaid, has, with
the appreciation of the Orphans Court of Washing =
ton county aforesaid, appointed SATU X DAY, Ia.
9TH day of May next for the hnal settlement and
distribution of the personal estate Of said deceased.
of ths assets In hand, far the las been
col rcted and turned into money when and where
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
tilted 10 attend tat the Orphans Court Of Washing
ton county afoTesaldb with their claims, properly
vouched. or they NAV otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said deceased's estate provided
q copy of this order he published once a week for
thrAe weeks ia the Evening Star, previous to the
said 18th day of May next. :
True copy-Test: ED. y. ROACH,
an rs lay3W Register Wills.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By ]. c. MEG UIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
CATALOGUE SALE OF LIBRARY OF THE
- LATEP BARTON kEY.-On TUESDAY EVE
shall sell the Library of the late Phil BARTON
hey, comprising large and valuable collection OF
Law and Miscellaneous Books.
Also. at the same time a lot of Military EQUIP
ments, Swords, Pistols, superior Rife, &c &c.
Catalogues of the Books may be obtained at the
auction rooms one day prior to the sale.
Terms ssh and under cash over that sum a credit
OF and o. days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
w. A. MAURY, Administrator
ap&-d ]. G. Mcguire AZ Co Aucts
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/ JUROR DANGEROUSLY lLL.-We hear that
Paul Stevens, Esq formerly justice Of the peace
for this county, is lying dangerously i'll at the
idence of Mr.. J. Whitney, on Fourteenth street
Mr. Stevens was juror OF the regular panel and
was excused from service on the late special panel
on account Of his feebleness and age. He is moi
expected TO recover.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
l. AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY. the ID day of
May, shall sell, at the residence of f. X. Lundy
Esq, No 46 Louisiana ave-. south side, between
9th aud 18th streets, at 10 O'Clock n an excellent
assortment of Furniture viz:
Rosewood Parlor Set, Msrble-.op aud other Ia
bles,
Mahogany Sofa Wardrobe,
dressing and other Bureaus, Rocking Chairs,
Pa l"r Brocateile, Lace, and other Window Cur
tains,
High Post, Cottage, and other Bedsteads. Wash
stands.
Feather Reds, Bedding, hair and shuck Mattresses.
Painted Wardrnbas Ronkrasn and O. -'-<,
Brussels, Ingram, Stair and other Carpets,
Otcluth, ChIna. Glass aud other Crocao, Ware,
Cooking. Radiator aud other Stoves,
Also, a lot OF of Kitchen REQ uisites.
Terms: All sums under S25. cash over S25, a
credit of6l and 20 days for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest
ap23 A. GREEN, Auct.
=. :. The House is for rCnt; convenient and
sp tclOus building Inquire on the premi ses. A. e.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star
FiIibusteIi,e De.igu on xe,.,.

f1heustelfag Design on sonora.
LEAvENwoRTH. April 27.-Agenu here and M
other points are cretly urg ne en- grstit towards
tne gold regions, with the ultimate view or FORM
ing necl-us at Pixies Peak 20 descend on So
ma nv ., ana probably Durango and chihuahua. No
S neer'eo plan has been agreed upon, as far co
sno"n. IL is .stn ated that ten thousand men
rS eIeaoy left from different points on tire mis-
.;.r t ,ei eomi any is orr aiming al Kansas
Bsltimsre Markets,
BALTIMORE, April Is -Flon, c,a..a 49,.
no sales holders ask &C Is for Howard street and
Ohio. suee' anu
Wheat closed very dull and UNCHANGED. ,,.A,,.
81 73asl.75 for prime; red 81 II for prime
Corn closed dull with no sales; Whit. -sa,zc.
yellow s0as1c -
Provisions closed firm but active; bacon. sides
74aOX; mess pork SIs 50.
Lard closed dull.
Whisky closed dull; Ohio 26c
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MARRIED, .r.. s
On Tuesday, the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Ms.dron pr; N. y LINCOLN TO Mrs. MARGA a.
REr E, RlDGATE, ........ 80. -. =
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No PERSON should buy hat or cap for man,
miss, or child, without first calling at Jas Y Da-
vis's (late Todd x Co.'S establishment, Browns
Hotel Building. and examining his large and com
pete assortment of all the new and most desirable
styles now in use.
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BY c. w. BOTELER. Auctoneer
GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NITURE AT AUCTIoN.-MONDAY MORNING,
MAY 2h. commencing III ~ o'clock | shall sell, at
the residence OF Sir William Gore Ouseley. corner
of nth ana L streets, opposite ths NAVY Depa,t-
ment, all of his Household Furniture consisting IN
part oil, VIZ:
Une su peror Rosewood Parlor SUIT, upholstered
green and gold brocatelle,
Walnut Etegere and Secretary,
Wa nut and Mahogany ParlOr Tables, with marble
tops,
One superior Rosewood Parlor Suit. upholstered in
pun pie brOcatalle.
Gilt-frame Ma"te Mirrors.
Tapestry, Brussels, Parior, and Chamber Carpet
ing,
Mahogany Etegeres, Cottage Parlor Chairs,
EmhroIdered Window Curtains and Cornlcss,
Walnut X out Tables,
Mantel and Table Ornaments,
Oak Hall Set,
Three solid Mahogany Dining Tables,
Bronze Clock, l,Onnge, Mah0gany SidebOard,
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
w ainut DInlng-rOOm Chairs,
Glass aud CTockery Ware,
Plated Casters, BTOpzAl Tea Kettle,
French China Dim II. Dessert and Tea Ware,
Table Cutlery and Table Furniture ger orally,
Marble top Washstands, Bedding,
Sets of Cottage Chamber Furniture,
psy che Glass, Easy Chair, Wardrobes,
Mattresses, Boosters aud Pillows,
Lounges, Cane seat Chairs, Toilet Sets,
Window Shades. Mahogany Secretary,
Walnut ard Mahogany Tables,
Refrigerator Kitchen Furniture,
Cooking Requisites &c.
Terms: ~ and under, cash over SO, a credit
of o. and S days, for approved endorsed notes. bear
| ing interest.
apS-d C. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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LADIES FEsTIvAL.-We have been informed
that the ladies To be busiIy engaged in one
OF those delight festivals which have been held
for the last two years for the benefit of tue Young
Mems Christian Association. The heavy expenses
Of that association in keeping up such large and
convenient rooms, &c., have Ia be met; aud the
ladies are determined to raise 81 at this fest val
for that purpose. Odd Fellows Hall has been en-
gagged for the 3lst of May; and Messrs. Bradley
Underwood, Morsell, Fox, Tucker, Magruder
Moore, and Rhees are the committee Of the asso-
citation To make all arrangements
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M TO BUILDERS.

w r Have Just received and offer for sale at as
tonIshngly reduced prices 5u kegs best AVALON
NAILS; 80 dozen AXLE PULlIES, Wilson's
and Blake's; So dozen Butts HINGES. all sizes
add kinds Also; large assortment of every vari-
ETY. and style Of LOCK that Is made. suitable TO
this trade. Together with large supple of other
articles usually kept IN hrst-class Hardware Store.
We have determined to sell goods lower than any
other house in the District u cash punctua Gus
TONERS, and solicit call from those IN want,
to ascertain our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
SIBLEY a. GUY, 322 Pa. av.
ap 22-eoSt between 10Th and llth streets.
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EIREBOARD PRINTS.

EIREBOARD PRINTS. -
A variety of FRENCH FIREBOARD PAT
TERMS, ranging in price from p cents 70 S2-5a
each, including some hne Oh Painted Landscapes
and Boquet Patterns. -
JOHN MARKRITER,
No. 4s6 18th ST., doors above
ap l6 cow Odd Fellows Hall.
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BY ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.-By
virtue of deed Of trust, the subscriber will. On
WEDNESDAY, April %. 1853, offer for sale. at
public auction, in front of the premIs at 5 DEL
M, the following Lots ofG round, in Washing ton,
District OF Columbia. which among the very
best building sites in the city, to Lots Nos a
and 49, Square 2lS west side of 18th street. 'front.'
ing each "a Ieet inches by l2I feet deep, contents
$40 feet each, Said lots are an Dayldson's subdi-
vision of said square.
Terms of sale: One-fou of the purchase money
will be required in hand the dav If sale the res
Idue IN three equal payments, at the end OFF, H. and
Is months from the day of sale, with interest for
which notes will be required.
If the terms of sale not complied with in three
days from the day of sale, the subscriber
the right to sell the lot lots bought BY the default
ing purchaser, at his their risk, such time on
such TERMS and after such notice thereof as he may
fit.
Convey ncing at the cost of the purchaser
JOHN MARBCRY, Trustee.
ap6-eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
IL rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until TT ESDAY AFTERNOON, May 10th, same
hour and place. -
JOHN MARBURY, Trustee.
ap 2S-eod J. L. MCGUlRE& CO, Auctrs.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORR0W

SxA&6S.
THIS AFTERNOON & To-MoRKow
SrEAM y EyN e fGNhEEk kSb 1qssRfIR PsT MILL At
at clock pm, the steam Engine Corn M IL
&C., in the house on Lot S. square Ios esth street
opportunity to get great bargain.
, TsTns at SALE GREEN Ana,
BY 4. GREEN, Auctionesr.
IHO BE SOLD III PUBLIC SALE.-On
\ THURSDAY, April 28th, 1859, at S o'clock p.
m, In front OF the shall sell, in compli-
september nth, 1857 recorded in Liber J. A s.. No
49, ioh s 81 &c, one of the land records for the
SbSuh.y OF w ashlngton Lot g. in Square looa with
Terms cash, and if not complied nth in FIVE d.ys
after sale property to be Tesod at the risk and COS,
Va I'1 garcnssef' EDWARD F.. MUDD.
-"g --za"@9s A. GREEN, Auct.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer,
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON MARY
H LAMP ATENgE AND llTH STREET WEsr At nc
TInf1N;.Sn III aRSDAl, the 2Ist instant, shall
F, l., NJ, n, q, and q, in Machen's snhiiyisi"n,
OF square No. 81. Lot fronts q feet tx inches
on Mary land avenue. The other Lots front ~ faet
ryland avenue. This property is considered the
most alUable property on the Island and the sale
will he well worthy the attention of persons wishins
to purchase handsome building site OF make good
Investment.
Terms One fifth cash; balance in 8, u, Is, and ?,
months. for notes bearing interest from the day OF
sale. deed given and a deed oftrust taken. Title
indisPutable.
apR A. GREEN, Auct
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED,
on account of the weather, until THURSDAY, 2sth
instant. same hour and place.
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OUh BUSINESS ,NnorD rrn,,s

OUK BUSINESS ,Nnorp rrpus
FRANKLIN ROTRROCK
400, CoRNEB Ninth AND 10 STEE RT-,
Are now N receipt of their SPRING STOCK,
comprising the largest cheapest aud most beautI-
ful designs OF French, English, and American
PAPERHANGlNGs ever brought TO this city.
Particular attention - requested To our very ex
temslye stock Of Gold and Psinted WINDOW
pair.
SHADE HOLLANDS, of overy color, from 81
GILT CORNICE CURTAIN BANDS and
PINS. We have also very fine selection of the
above goods, embracing entirely new designs.
OUR TERMS.
We will ba happy TO put up in a complete and
workmanlIke manner any Of the above goods 81 the
lowest possible price for CASH, or on the usual time
To PUNcrUAL customers.
H We ask trial. ap252v
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By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
building LOTS IN GEORGETOWN AT
ID AUcTION On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th
instant. at 51a O'Clock, will sell. in front of the
premi Scs cot No lao, fronting ~ feet the south
side offs between Market and Frederick streets,
AMI running back Ia feet. The property will be d
vided into two three lots To suit purchasers.
Terms liberal, and made known al tine of sale.
ap 22-eO BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auct'rs
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By A. GREEN. AnntInn.

IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on account of the weather, until THURSDAY 28t
instant. same hour and place.
ap 22-d A GREEN Apct
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VIOLATING MARKET REGULATIoNs.-The Gus
tom Of Offering impure meats, &c, in our city
markets has been almost put down, by the more
rigid enforcemento of the laws by the officers within
few years past The first charge of selling i'm
pure meat we know of in many months was made
this morning against Conrad SOhl. lie was ar
rested by Oficer Narrower, and ruled his trial for
saturday. He appears to be confident Of establish
ing his Innocence, and We hope Le may; for the
offence charged is Of serious chararter The
charge against him is, that he offered for sale the
meat OF that was killed ITO prevent it from
dying;
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$40 McKEY INSEEIY& dANsDALE, 52O
PARK FIRE ms. co. v. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SSngO, nearly; and correspondents of
other Companies having cash capital OF over
S3,eA,mn. LOSSES eguItably adjusted and promptly
paid Office No. $40 9Th street, near ID. ap5
TT From the Baltimore SUnl
Il HE NEW AMERICAN CNCLOP -EDIA: A
popular Dictionary Of general knowledge. Edited
by George Ripley and Charles A. Dana. Volume v.
New York: ID Appleton Co. La acknowledging
the four preceding volumes of this valuable work
we have spoken in the m hest terms Of its compre-
henslve, scholarly, and services bic character. The
present volume susans in spirit. energy, research,
and useful information the exalted Character OF
those which have preceded IL, aud we commend the
work without reseT yation TO public appreciation as
emlnently WORTHY Cf a place-indeed an Indsp enss
bic acqulstIon-ln every library.
ADgoUE the contributors 10 the ketc American CVclo-
podid nre
Hon. Edward Everett, Pro-. FELTON,, of Harvard,
vi. Brown SequaTd, of Paris, Ralph Waldo Finer
son, Richard HIldreth, George TicknOr, George y.
HIard, Henry II. TuckernIan, WIN. Gilmore
Simms. John z. Thompson, Of the Southern Liter
airy Messenger, Prot. Johnson, Of lala, Prof. Cut
ting, of Rochester University, G. L. FlIat, Sscreta
~ to the Massachusetts Board of A griculture.
The work Will be published exclusively by sub
scriptOn, IL fifteen thick 8vO. volumes, at So Dor
volume, and completed by 1860. Volumes .. Al. Ill.
". and V. now ready, and the subseq uent vol
umes will b. ISSUED about every three months, pay
abis delivery.
j. SHILLINGTON, Bookseller,
Odeon Building. corner al street and Pa. av,
ap 2S-:t Sole Agent for Washington city.
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WArcH REruRHs.-Bridget Carol, who but
few days ago was sent to the workhouse wa
found by the guards last night in very dr,lnl
and disorderly condition She was sent down TO
W days. Eleven dodgers We're accommodated du
ring the night
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THE LATE DR.. JOINS OF BALTIMORE the
Fourth Presbyterian Church in this city, on Sun
day last, toward the close of the services the pas
tor, fhe Rev. DR.. }. G. Smith, made allusion to
the recent decease Of the Rev Dr. Johns, OF the
Protestant Church of Baltimore, repeating the
words, "A great man has fallen in Israel, and ia
terms Of tenderness ascribing Ia the honored dead
that greatness the crOwning glory of which is
goodness. DIR. Johns was once rector of the Trim
ity Church in this city, and the memory of his
labor and influence among us dwells pleasant
thing in the hearts Of many OF our people
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs.

DOR BOSTON.-Ths regular packet SCHOONER
Il Marietta Burr, Ira Nickersun, master.-A
has arrived, aud will commence r"ceiv INK ~
dayD Apply to
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
ap N-h 80 and l01 Water st,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-23
A Lady DfnlOm at;st

The Paris correspondent Of the N. Y Herald
says that no one at Paris expects much from the
mission of Lord Cowley, the British minister, to
Vienna, and that co nscioussess OF his inability
has inclined him to require the presence of his
wife on the mission. LADY Cowley," says the
writer, "is person of singular ability, and very
much of the success which has attended her hus.
bands mission here may be placed to her account.
she 1t is that has an eye ana ear for everything,
ana while apparently never departing from a
strictly feminine role, can make excellent use of
ALL While her tall, good looking Lord stands stiff
% bis native oak, without plant word for any
one, soaring the timid, revolving the proud Lady
Cowley, the descendant of EngIand's oldest bs.
rouy, 10 lowering like bee, from flower to flow
keeping every one on the qai vire, aud gathering
something from all. Her Judgment is excellent.
tempered by singular tact and discretion. Her
physical powers are really astonishing, and the
amount Of bodily and mental exertion she can
undergo, for weeks together, 10 almost incredible
She has the art of never seeming OCCUPIED ahon,
any business but her own. Politics she seam. a,
ways to avoid. Yet Lord Cowley never taEss q
single step OF Importance without oonsni,,n S
Indeed, some OF the letters for which he has osin.
20 much credit, are her production. eA'"'a
.nasseveI can be done to popularizs his mis-.
I'LL. ~" aoaer ner auspices, be effected; and were
.no.o ~ nonest desire to meet each other hal
va, on the part Of the two emperors, Earl Cowiey
Win MS fascinating countess, might prohsbIv gn
h muca. Alone, beyond delivering his directions.
ns woola certainly accomplish little, for he il NOT
S".sa Win the art Of persuasion, nor has he an
o. the s,asater in mo1o so NECESSARY to a medsa,or
ne VIZ be fresh from the hot bed of French Poll
III. and Dc able to dispel any doubts about Ma.
ru,.9ns Intentions, and far may be useful in
pu.nog plain facts clearly before the Austrian
nind; but am sure the prevailing opinion ia
1T 10 that bio lordship will return TO the Eng.
,:a embassy leaving all essential matters at
sNohs pretty much as he found themn