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ibo illustrated RHra! RcgsJfe'', tr 1860, says {:
There IL m bS,tor tlps to cut graft. than at the
CONNER con eIt Of winter Ia cutting ami packing
them away, thore are some pteosusions to bo OBJ
sevod. ln tho hrst plae 1T tietn be amply aad
distinctly labtll.d ~ t Is very snnnytns 70 lni tue
names goto at tho II onent of using them Fbr this
purpo'o they should bs tied IN bunchNs, no.
over tso OF thrc inches In dianstor, with taree
bands sround each bunch, a, tho end sad middle
Tpis, tied up ~ltn bunohss, will ko p tne nsms
secure. For convenience, Ia qpcklY detcrpintns
tho SAue, there should be another stHp or shinge
shsrp At one ind and with the nsno di,-
t,rotly written on the other. thrust int, tho
bundle with tho nam. projecting from II.
II thsss bunohss or bu1d sS Srs nov paeel oa
Gods In box, with p'vaty OF damp NOES bet ~esn
them 40, over tho p, they Will keep ln . alT IN
gsoi condinon. aud any sort may bs selected aud
windrs su without disturb M tue rst by resding
the oj. ting l.b.ls. We bAya never found sand,
eAns, sssdist. OF any other packils substance,
50 C. cnysniont, clean, and essily rsnoy d aud re-
psc d ss moss, VA p,csing grsts- Itis nesd'u' ,
however, n k~ A occas o al eye TO than. b ses
I At tho p-oper deyreo Of mostnre Is ms'ntsnsf,
which should Os Just enough (snd not particle
morc) q ks p then, from shIiysl.iaa They NUS d
cur Q, be secure from niioe. Plum gr.fts, which
spd etimes injured by i.tense cold ars G. ners "
h.tt rf bc're til, spptOa,h OF tho sevorcst
thar and nocun.y ps-L -
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Hulss n the (nloesr

Ihe following extract f1om Captain DArrY'.
hew wcfk on ths o gdnisafos M.i<1,re d. u
tItne give som curious dc sils COZ cJrning the
Chinese amy
Tfe Chinese adopt - q princ'p'e tha, tho soldier
IN time % ssoe must be cccup'ci, nnd ac,,rdtng'y
ne Usrk,, snd h . loved piOcs o: land wbch he
" ges y eultlyato bo . inct,iaes even oug,s
In trade. Tho nsccsdth Of q m's,c aud civil he
guichlv stine in his mlrd oil m litary sp,rlt. Tho
IL, neh hooIs scqScntis oil nnt have 10 me, ia
Ctira s1ldiors rssemb Ing Eur psanp, but n en- ami
mated by dihefent spirit, AMI having . dlT,ceu.
oisan',Natn. ry csstipg g .nce At toe ii sroct,
VII eh eomPosc the Chimes n,ukary coic. 20 shall
zee ~ the q Ivyrt mmt ,eclt understands tho IN,
rsrf,cticn 81 that organization. Fortae scnt IA nj
Lu,H pesn hsss, ba, substituted tesr. Tao peasly
~ hh is wrtkn oveiy In tue crdc e arntrd,
Tor the snsls u - wei q, tue gravest ofe lc, Tao
pnnsom.st Of oo~s, AMI OF having arrcss thrust
thrcush the nosc md ears comes after saois. Hirs
are two q tn sttclcs of tee ssaguuary rrguss,oas
which the Celestial nplrj has aioptci for It's bat
Art. !. Every soldier, who, In action, shalt no. adj
SsnSe sh!n " drum or the gong IS beaten, snail
Art. q Any solder, who, In . m ,vcment In sd
Vance sta! lAa In the rear OF mutmur IN the rank'
,hsil be cor denn ned 10 death THIS oytromo rig
srped not only TO the 90 sarcicc Of the soloior,
but 10 Tia moral faults. thus
Alt ds,isrr,, ths. any Al iior who shall spprc-
piLAto " h!ma II the mer' # ssthCr, who snail in.
vent stories about his exploits or wuo sha exssg,r.
.Stso SET. service, , ~lish ho may h'v' rndtrtd IN a
Az, 1" Livery soldier who shsl, b. rify his com:
isdos % isso stories OF spirits sud demons, shall be
ate'pN.toc;' The sssl purishneDt Ia inn sd tor
tee W aiicn of secrsts Of war, for exc s,es CON.
rhtid on the rnfivc OF fclc gu Population, aud even
for dlan,lcily COT duct uf toe slightest Kind -
AIT Vi Auy soldier wLo, on hrsriVg oomraJe
thk IN DIS slcer, shal ropy To htr, snt 80 Cause
disoroef IN thec shall coiyv from 81 to blows;
emo non ooL unisstobcd Cin-rs shall have the ear
SS an ,35O% ,5S and 'S n Sess p.d d through
sCpce of ths emy, the pupishment Oh al be dec,,d-
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Exoisssseas IN Hungary.

'sThe natl nal demonstrsiions Of the Hungs' isns,
ere h.creasiDg and multiply ing In . msnnar which
must, would thinb, serious auxioty to tho
ysnI Geo Government Another most sthking one
took psos tnIes nights back at the opsrAr house In
this city, The m lst popular OF the plisnai Operas,
EsKE.s 'Huny sol Luzlo' CLsdslAs Hunys was
bCttom. Every ausgs,isn In u--~asshsr high OF
low, young old, male or frms!ewAs In the stoa-
al costume. Ia boxs, pt and gallery, tas wall.
knlwn aud much loved garb was alone TO be sesn.
IL is posvb's thsl 10 some Eogiish fax dvplsy Of
more tailoring aud millinery may appear pu -rile In .
peope In the gave pos'ti In which the Hunssiisas
bow ttsnd; bG1hu'opg q send Oriental nsti"n hko
poftsnt; and, besides, the resuscitstion d nadons
garb, sfkT II has long b-en kpost universally lsid
sside, could scarcely, .ncy, fAil 20 move any man
30 of . csluer rsOs and moro northern cline than
the hsgy yam"
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raw any sccoput books In his oHi,c. H., himself,
never ttomt % have any mcNev. I NJ wan'oj any
10 Sct'd sat me - dsw cilck TO- him, ov n for
tye do'l..s, aod ho would sgn H. | he dics enc
ehsc' tiu re =, Re m,dt s,i Wotk u " T. u-ei 70
y. aid rounI ue cuiry, tha' Wien he tattc 20 t.
w.sli gtco To ,-su, ci,es or % ngrsss, he often
wa obliged h dnd somo ono With me- NY 70 lsnd
hin 10 so on with. Ublixc sonno other o: he frat
nifty OF ge.t m.p, however, he very often psid whst
he borto~ed. H,a account, OF WHO osei him. and
how much, TO nust have carried chiefly In his head.
He very of,sn, ho xevcr, msdc . sdddtn forsy and
raid upcn his clcnts, ~ he hsrp, nsd 20 recc'lect
them, II 10 fount himself urcxp ctc lily in wan, o,
money. And SOC DO 10 any uaf0it aate man then
who he'd heavy o.se actually ou tds. Ha had to
ry for all tho slrs ot omission u his predecessor
clients for many months.
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The American and wais sIsvs.s,t.

Dosg.tss fai,y rspreseAting th1 AmsriOsn,
W0ig. AND Union parties, me. IN Washington
F'iday evening, when, aNer soUe dscusaioa,
the following rssllution was adOptsd
a5d Isq este1, In oljuuot,on vita tn, chAl Of
TIVE Na'lousl Central Amsrcsn CDmmit.ee, and che
cusIrmsn Of tho Wnig Ano Nsti"u.l g. Huiittes. to
oAil National Unon ConyentiOu for the nDminauOn
o. candidates tT tue PresiiopGy and Vice Pro-Id
cy Of tie Unned Sstss, aod 90 iSsus sd irer, II Il
sLsl seem ssp.dent b thsm ~ o. DO, to the peOpe
ot tho ni,ed B'A's,, suggesting tho mode Of elect
j. e,eR stes ~ tho sad Convection, and sattir Y
forth the reasons, ~bio1 make the present. L nton
movement Indispensable to the perpatuity OF the
Gpyernmtnt Tne meetiI g was harm sniou aud
uuAllIAous in lts aoton-
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4 Lescnd C.r Oh. ~ aaa Dax.

oroSr spo,h.r =, n. w.,, 'S..s. ~. ns.n,,,,i
lepend os tho Cbr;st-CbiiH .h,ch .aom. aimos,
to form . mart ~ ~. n.,in,.i t.,,b "a Go,n,.n,,
All pa,,on,-s. ali ,,d;,,Idn.i. c,I,,a.,. -;
tbs, vic. M ths Insni.. In. .sh,cS 4, 80,
Genial 10 THAR necn,,sr cn.r,s.., Th. n,o,.
reysr,nt,sl m Cbyi.,,.n rs,in,. ~, th. Csr;.,
.nshr;n.J 4, ,h.,r sa.r.J 40, a ~. So
r.rn 10 ha xa,sh,nn,S a., ~ H., uso
on v bo NAV y. naa,Iu .an,oschad ' .,s =, ,,,,,'
sily loyeJ' Tn ya,msr Ss,risd a.,m.n,
chiefly ADORE that iovins Fdsrd who toos Tho
iittIe ebildten IN bis a ems and his..sd ,h.~
On tho sr,tivsI 5sv ,b,ch onn n"ss,,ur.'., ,. ~,
Incarnation In The form Of littI. child yh.v io"s
TO ,hink OF him ne 4 gucst IN svrrv boms
IN, urxnds on owes grow bdyb,s, ard ,bous and. .
of uttIe besrta h,st fss,.r win d.,i,,h, a, en-.
supposed advent OF th, Cbri,t. aid Ia their
festive ar joyful l,atbetinps, AT such tim,s.
to,, they believe that no recognizes eyery act
and reward. ia with tbs Iiehsst ~ hI,s.io,s
even as II SHOWN to bimsof Our ii,tI. reaisr,
viii hardly DO deceived by the fc,i,ious form Of
tho folio wing story. or fail 10 reco,uiZe tho
trutbfu,uess of Its spirit, whon thsy compar, IL
With the NJ .ster o an dcclarat,on, Whose ro-
oeivsth ons such little mild In nv nsms recor
sM ns.n P.yhsps tbey ,iso viii sax bv acts
and words a love TO plaot some se,d, Ia tho
oar,l,ns of p.,nd,s. Itarn IA tts s.osv
In a esr,.,n c,t., i,vsd 4 20 MO-, n. III. Nth
Their ons llttIe c,id shom thsv tendsr,v icv,d
hon the blessed Christmas eve had Come, tbis
stree sim .rod the sbaeltai Ii e%. o
onrstms trees wh,eh the ISd people hal pre-.
pa 90 t.r taeu eeiidroh. lie logged TO possess
seen tIee' ee out nus paren.s were 700 poor. ina
mother SAT oe1nd 'hs stove waiting Tor tue 70.
turn Of tie 'har. who h,d gone out to bring
ssome'n.ng, " pcs.iel. for ais enle. ne G.mc AZ
beautiful golden apple which he hsd found a non
the street, then toreelenny iosi' aod . uny
wax tsper. Inc pcer man had no more but
whsh ne nsd IiSotod the httio wax eatde, anu
bsh gwen tns ioa' and ths goidea apple 70 tue
poy, hs va ha1py enough, and tnousht surely
t0t once hS Sas the cal of iica parents. hnd
when the mother .Ald that sue had sliu nls
wood, ard would make the room oue' mHs
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selIiss nt a GREAT "a sr,acs.

A bill hss boon introduced into tbs Legislature
Of Missouri, 10 sell out three OF ths kauroad.
for the sum o. $500 0Oc, The roads TO BE- sod
aro the Pacific, on account OF which State Bonds
have been issucd to the amount Of f7. COO. 900 |;
the North Missouri, for which Bonds hsye bean ID.
sued to the smoupt Of o. $50 00o; tho Iron Noun
tain, for which Bonds have bcen issued to the
amount Of 90 501.00; and the Soulhsest
Branch, for which Bonds have bean issued to the
nount Of s2s00 900. The account, Therefore,
will stand: Cost Of Railroads TO tho st.ts, eli. :.
Col coo; Individual and County Stock, abo out
81 600 0c0. Total cost, 42i.I51 Oco. 10 b,
sold Or As.50o.000. Dead Loss to the State,
eli? G5l 900,
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ka, sas News.

1he sdyices from Denver City are to tn, I III
inst.
Both branches OF tho Issislaturo had adjourn.
ed, sftcr pNfec'ing code Of laws for the gov
ernment OF Jefferson Te'ri ory. An extra session
Is to be held on tho 2ai of January.
bltcticns arc to bs hsld In all the counties on
the first No ndsy ia January, for tho election Of
local officers, and a general orsaniz, tion under
tho now order OF things.
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wsrhmea In PAris.

An Inquiry was lately opened to scertsin the
Paris. In order to know what changes probably
would take place In the populs tion BY ths OF
tension Of the city Tbs number II found to DO
about 300, 900. II has besn hitherto generally
believed that the majority were composed o
mAs9nS, earpspters, and 0.h,rs connected VIII
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THE NEW YORK sUN
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 81 1859.



writer from England, who recently met tbit
worthy son Of worthy ,ire, at party given By
the Lord Meyer Of Londcr, thas describes BIZ
personal appearance
Young HAyrIocS Is nrt m1rJ ti,nttveaty I vc
y'as od. Hs ,s scisdcr, Ta'hsr tsll, ltitL yNi i.
Ipgy in bic ascot, With n hing whs'e Or ~ bravait
OF FtsonA vanity In bis daring. raee was MT
gsroc wat bstrsycd the lurking ,uhiio Ssa. would
tay am tho man who rode in up1n . 0ho,J bat
tety q guns In IL die, through storm 4 Aho., aud
Tor that ,ct rectkgd the Ne'oria CroSs :" HIS face
u almost fetn,iur, bis features small bs neck alan.
der his air ard SIGH, must.cle tia,k aad ri ssy,
ans, be, tj those sssu ears, eSmb uvenssi is no,
Ion. Yet there II one iull et courags-due, And
in'rsssiblc s sp ned his fsther-~ho set, wnou
occa'icn dcmancs. would sprlng Into the ssdde .,
tho sumu OF Of peri, and ride, without ons mo-
mchts station, with f-aricss, calm, ubshsIn |, ug
coupee, into the very tnicsost orthe conflict. Ploa-
SAINT ~,s 10 go him, wth gt nu'nc mriesty, joia.
Ing In tie r,nros OF qod, and kneling down d.vout
" and coy, ring h's face with his hsad5 - prayer
y aa ON oil
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building operations, but that supposittou Is now
found 10 10 an srror. tn, branch Of business
Which ctc Ipsc, tho grc1tsst number Of hand, Is
that Of 'alors and dealer' Ia ready m1de e'o he,
1Gc, Gt0 workmen being ongsgsd in that branch
of bnsit as.
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MAIL ITEMS, 20

..,.. A., - ..,.L ...-I
tv il, I,ncts "o,,r,, ,'I'N'' ~. W ''s0 "'1 '''''
| W " pSohN county, Ia.
| nn, ONE County was ,ouueed IN 1905, am
TiNn. Goa. oa IN n"i OF .. JAoob D"ooaH' thol
| L'cu'' uoNehet Ii tle State.
Col MUNkos, Of baltimore, . we'll known
| politician ar d founder OF the Baltimore pdyiot
d'.a sudden'y In that c'tJ on wednesday.
a FuBLIC dinner Is to bs given ct Rich non,
| 70 Gov. WIsK and Lieut. Gov. Jackson, whel
their terms expire next month.
At the new theatre In Alsxaudri,. Va. q ms
lcdtana'ic play, estitl,d 'OssA wstomis Brow wn,
has hal quite suecossfui run.
TaK Mississippi Legislature has passed q bJ
forbidoirg peddiipg In that Ststa, except IS cit
zens Of ire State. A 70 yard OF s25 Is given IN
information Of violation Of tho LAW.
No k,s than three million. tbr,s hundred
thousand dollars worth Of the new nickle csotI
were coined AZ tbs II. q. Mint duy;ng Las,
month.
Tux Usv NJ Turis b., ,,.,,.a IN. ann =,
100 o0of 70 hn;d ,...tua. q. ,uo ,%. ,1 ",s :,
Con,ul r ear the o.,sa ~ tho tovn on tho h,ns,
of the lako NOT tsr frnm the ynins ~ O., hsg.'
IT,, ,,I.-,'. :, 49,, -,
nnuh ha .%,eIvna nSa, Oh Msdru, saysi-lns
,s " OUT 'r cpun', ywomn
rIEs, ~, Es,s,s ~ svo sn hoir W marsns' rAiissih
M.
nf az ni.S ~ 70 IeceNefom tns me psopt,e,
~ ~, sI1 cUnn.a MagEMe to.V9o TOT VIC
taes, which are TO appear IN ITS pages during Tho
course Of the next two years, and f2.0O0 yea
eator.
GAME Is said TO be abundant In tho "Pines'
| OF South jersey. PhessLnts, quail rabbits ane
| ducks arc kilIed la large auan utica, aod occ.
/ sionaly q deer or bear Ia enc nterol by lhe
hunter.
THE C, ,urt of AnreaIs ,djou,noa a, Pr,d,v
In the 90 u SiEPHHN CLARK against tho city
Of New York, in which Judgment had besn ron.
deIed III favor Of CLARK for Sl20. coo, 0 new
hiAl u ordered.
Mr., J. W. F,y,x,I- postu sstcr a, BnoXd.
we'll Hsnirou County. XIV. ,bot an eayle on
tho lat inst. on ths v{nu vbiIs n ~ A c.srvino
off pja v,jshin twenty nounas m m,s,nr-
ed seven feet 4 ON Tin IN In, and vsjybcJ air :
,ss nm oupds.
a-.,.,n,,r. A.. A.,
r.,.,h. s'.,,,. W .h1 Nua statos 'nss iout.esn
yoa,u, psPu' IN 'us NAva' ocuoc,, nsv,ng oeen
Without trial tied n, in s..k. vitn a m, non nd
shot At their feat. and aaIstiy thrarn into tha
Bospheru,. Their sass Averaged about fs,s,n
Ap.,. from ooson o. go r. 4, C.i,.
ba" ~ a ,,nSsr, az on h,..n III ~ s,'tl.
the .. so,nent - Now Ya,t soJ ,ba s,.rs
Cnss. Of Ionton' Roth ,,sr,nd nv ths ssms
hour. MANY bets are popaiog and tbs C.n,sins
bsys orr ara 10 nnsh ths,r shi6s to tbs u,np.,
=. s.- - - 49, "a,
W acCOuutb tTOU1 OhFO, tno NItd
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uow To sECEIvE TOUR FRIENDS
.na LSasr. Sa' p"t ' up 81 z TIns S.rcs
ant, 2s8 Bovsrys corner q a2usto9 a., saee psek-
Ert vine, do. sherry madeifrsi scotch vhisty,
s,s Ssssay and Ssp:i' run ysr,
ss-ortment Of wines and liquors eonstAnly % hand,
In bond and In store, db0 1lslOT
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EOR THE LADIES-wk HAVE Al Ar.
Il ticie for chsppcd hands. ftos, o. lips or fol
shaNs In hidren vpich .tll wsrrsnt 70 be sYoou.
the bs ,sts guard for the shove in use Tfy Il By q
gsAns, ~ yog hsy. ehsppsa hSnd. IIiss - cent.
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sorrow. For the sacks were fill o. enc il,e.t
-four. and ths spplss Of the CHRISTMAS tree wsfo
all ~ purest COLO
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HOLIDAY CIOTHINGiii
Ar Ssasirs hsLLE.
Gksaf Gksa ksPySTiSa fsPySSriiSa T. 4 FstSss.. FFsttSss.
u sELttsG Sff II
Tar ENTlhH sr OK OF
wlNcSk CLIO THING,
WIN 'FK ULOTdINu,
AT TaE GREavEsC sAnGAISS
AVER OFFERED.
SSyysssSSS:Es SyssS9::tEss EsSss Essos !. Is ssS:
1T GGkkssssiEEs hitE:
l42 FULTON srHiEr'
40 FULTON srxEzr.
10 FULTON srRNHT
d9IS1Is lf< ThEU. Il. u. DEGROOr.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

A MERRY CHRIsrMAs-IRIsH wHIJ-
"A KEY. J0Hy McAuL1rfn, returned fror, the
.Qld sce." nov oder, Irish whiskey superior y the
vile trash. cold uudsr that name 10000, As Press
In Nev York have tried u sad hail e-utn, Itish
~ ,ss sars Il sstns IS n 10 n priy,ss
a Nassau Il. dSi s'a5S
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RATEs OF ADVERTISING!

two wvrb,l ono dsy, % cents; twodays, rs cenn(
nroe days, ~ ooj dx days, u u. II Inserted ~
sn., 20 cents osoA day,
nontniy d,eItisementso of fotr lines, inserted z
convemenee q ~ once, - for sysry ~ inssrslsual
Aave5t,semene ne..sd u~tn 70 O'Clock, r. \. -
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HOLIDAY CLOTHING
IL F9f t MY 6sk ATR Tsf.2s Rf22Ys.
N az Hail Hall
EHsE $EEsF Hss$E$EBs Hs$$ $E$ Il
*$$ $M $$s ##;tFEt:
E:EEEEEE::$ .Es:EEEEE!:$ $$EEs $EEs 4 4
Taf ..isfgR sTLsRc clsaTSfsS sTrSk SF
%isEE.ss SESEEHi;ssS
AT the sGRE EATssI B kRGAINs
co sO FOR GooD tfH PsfEssaax ovKacoArs.
"A SO FOR GOOD PErERsaAx ovKRoo ATS.
ATo.KKHgssELIt.
$500 FOR sooS bbtlvEs ovrROoArs.
SSI6 FOR Goon BEAvsR ovER1oATs.
A89A.kk AT89Akk HAIL. HAIL
$SNO FoR PILOT ovRRCoATs
AZ M FOR PILOT ovERCoArs.
FIJI; $EE;s$: EEs$E$sE3s EEE$'3
49,, 49,. 4ESsxk HH:ktkt;; Hktk; -
S$Ss S$E: $$:sS$sF:
At &ONDERtUL BAHG sIS&Al
HAT HaTr wSSsPPEsfTtt wSSPfssfET}t sssssaiAiiss-. sssaAAiissss-..;
# $$$$;s g: %;ttEE: $;ttE: $$;;ttEE::
have '' Ise s e EsarTssrx II T:G.r 81 sGavss &
1OS oaRR56STs"ss siHs5 s psS' CAPE ovsR,o.ys
Also lAr.e md .p'endid AsscrtInent OF PINE
sTHsK ssS "a s HSsls .s
Sssfs =; I made made s.a.i 70 6s.t BROADWAY oGSs; .
ESsss sESsss $S $SSDs Ss SD; &ss$s s$l$ ss$$l$$IIH
R$sE S$ssss$$ r R Ss$$$E
FFhfkk Ffk StBs,f StBssf sf::ssBB Il ritz sEEsssssE
"a u 81 FULTON 'rHsEr'
"a Il S6 FULTON STREET,
"a 4 81 FULTON srRssr'
anu '' AZ Il AND - GOLD STREET.
GRANITE Hall ! ia FULTON srREHT.
asa 2Giu s!iis anoi Il & Tuvo. R. d. DE GRoor.
HOLIDAY HATS AND CAPS.
- BUY OF -A'sasssr 'sas OF L;ses sy1 ), LESTER
CHEAP. -
CHsAP.
E.s Elm solss:sin Hs'. s..:::: '....:::::::::
ii% is styles f:s; P.Y; ;i'ii: son i.;.:..::.: z .a& -
Blue Seamless Gaps. 81
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UHE CHEAPEST AND BkSr PLACE IN
the siix % re- every lias a. n < se.as Stpss "A
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woman must have known something of this,
and entered our service on purpose TO search
for them, with tho connvance of the really
Sally Steen. That individual was afterward
known to be at service in Londony but neither
we nor our friends could ever make out VINO 1t
was that came in her stead. Ralph Fair-
brother, who by the way lamented his wife as
little as governed men generally do, had kina
of shorthand explanation of the matter when
he would mover enlarge-it was, that Mrs
Fairbrother would have been wiser to have
staid in her bed. She thought it was one OF
the Steens who had served there long ago, and
wanted to show her airs; but people did not
always die when it was said they did, and that
drowning business was just the settling of an
old account, in his opinion. Whether the far-
mouth family agreed with him or not, they
showed q strong inclination to hush up the
matter They paid my mother literally, and
allowed us to leave the hall at the beginning
of the new year. We set up our own little
home at Paddngton, soon after, and got on
wonderfully. My mother has left me for the
better country, and have been called Mrs
George Turner these thirty years; but never
hear of lonely old house in the country with
out recollecting our unhired servant.
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IBy Adams Express Company

EVANSVILLE, ApIII ., Io39.
EDITOR PREss-Steamer Dunleith, S. Enya COM
mander, James Wilson clerk left Nashville Tuesday,
April jth, at three r. NJ with - tuns freight and
Al cabin aud % deck passengers. Met X. B. Hamil-
Cumberland River high and rising. viii be in Gin
cnnat Sunday ready TO take all freight and passen
gers offering. WILSON.
MANIFEsT-David Harris empty barrels;J j. Walker
do; Smith Hawley box: s. 5. Cooper lot fruit,
etc; HRrner Il GAIT lot potatoes, etc; Isaac Cohen
box; Wilson & Hayden box; U. Il. ~ Co. lot sum
dresi G. shilleto II packages lard; J. o. Prather,
Co. hhds tobacco lot corn, etc; Julius Hull
barrels potatoes; Jno Barr n Co. barrels scraps
Straight, Demng q Co. 3 sacks fruit; Jas. d. Lch
mer x Co. lO5 blooms; II. Buchanan & Son 10 tuns
pig iron; Phillips q Son 50 tuns do, more or less
Brown package. For reshipment hhds. tobacco
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The illustrated Manners Book,

A Manual of Good Behqoior and Polite
.Fufa -u Accomplishment, tn la...Ht
Profusely illustrated with spirited Engrayngs, in
one volume of 800 pages Price, 81. For sale by
rt4L IL. MENDENHALL, Il
20 8 College Hall, Walnut street.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1858.
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
CONNECTIONS

w ~ ~ IL y L L " IN
GA M.-Dayton Mail Train-FOr Springfield, San
dusky and all points that road. Connects at Ur-
bana for Columbus arrives at Columbus at II noon;
at Clyde for Toledo Detroit and Chicago arriving at
Detroit at 7:30 p NJ Also at Clyde with trains for
Cleveland, Buffalo, &c. Passengers by thisrain dine
at Forest at 1870 p Nj. -
This train also connects at Dayton with Dayton.and
Michigan Road for Troy, Pqua, Sidney and Lima;
connects Lima for Fort Wayne and Chicago, reach
ing Chicago at 10 p. NJ. Also, connects at Dayton
with Dayton and Western Road for points between
Road for Grcenville, Union, Winchester and Munce.
A NJ. train for Richmond connects with Indiana
Central Road for indianapolis, Chicago, Lafayette,
Terre Haute, St. Louis and all Western cities. Also,
with Cincinnati and Chicago Road for Anderson, Ko.
como, Logansport and all points on the wabash val
ley Road.
Delaware Cut Off-For Cleveland Dunkrk, Buffalo,
tons at Crestne for Pittsburg Philadelphia, Balti-
mere and all Eastern cities. -..L IL,
$3.50 +. NJ. Dayton Express, for Sandusky, Lima and
Chicago at Forest for Chicago at Clyde for Toledo; ;
At sandusky with G. and 7. Road for Cleveland, Dun
kirk and Buffalo.
Road for Troy, Piqua Sidney and Chicago at Sidney
with the trains the b. and Road for Pttsburg and
the East.
4:3O p. NJ. Indianapolis and Chicago Express, con-
meets at Richmond for Indianapolis, TerTe Iaute and
ST. Louis Also, connects at NATION for Chicago and
all points on the Illinois Central Road; 49,. D.
$40 p NJ Train for Hamilton and all way stations.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Dayton at 1920 A. NJ, 4l5 p. NJ and 1880 P. NJ.
Leave Hamilton at A. M, 9:47 A. M, 1880 A. Nj.
5:4z p. NJ. and 905 p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVING IN CINCINNATI.
From Hamilton at s:O5 A. M. and 12:4OP. NJ.
Ticket Offices northeast corner Front and broadway;
No. 69 Walnut-street, Fourth, at the south
east corner and Vine Streets or atthe Sixth
d. McLAREN, Superintendent.
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WIN. PENN NIXON, ATTORNEY AT
w LAW. Office, Bank Building, N. w corner
Third and Main sts Cincinnati, o. Especial atten-
lon given 10 collections. 81
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BUFF, MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 1875
~ Vine street. opposite the Burnet House. Gin.
einnati, o. Particular attention paid to securing,
dyeng and repairing. i52s
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CORRESPONDENCE.

CAIRO, April Sth-l2 NJ.
EDITOR PREss-Steamcr Lands left New Orleans
Saturday, April 3D. at = with $50 tuns freight
lOl cabin and % deck passengers. Boats in port for
Cincinnati, Mars and Tecunseh. Passed Il. W.
Powell at College; met QuCcn of the West place
3d-passcd DIR. Burlington below Baton Rouge; passed
II. Il. packet New Falls City at Fancy Point. ith-
Met Ohio Bell and j. G. Fremont at Nicksburg.
5th-Passcd Madison at Tennessee Landing. 9th
Passed Queen City at Montgomery Point. 7th-Met
Monarch at Cat island. Sth-passed Universe at
Island No. s. Lost nine hours taking freight and
repairing broken mud valve. VIII be up Monday
morning. All we'll. NJ. CLEARl.