davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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~ To- f.l1svtng further psrticulsn are Rivsu
ft1in: sHe ~ shot O the moening a. ~ 1sts
0es16r, ss4 LIVED patti the 18th &c wss onlv
soae befhse 30 died - ny that four rohbsrs. ~
- sn.sss9 his sestdsece - cherrillse q a6out
- - snes shoesiW him VIII fevoivss
- oseose, robbed The house Of ouo thou.
- ec.nloc, Which - I'D That day received
1l1 - 10y k.d saseies.ly spoken Ola In tie
90 ps0by In TIE heeringea 1hs msn who
$3.50 os oosdH. No che hs yst bssn
1oA Pessee vhe ifsthsught nay knew soms-
oSeG - ~ a1h1s, have besa anss(sa. Dps -
-. = ss,sSag he ssbsess wesking q ths der
G., etys III koa his pistois were fSu.d ~.
49, moe eoee-n1me, asd his weapoase DIZZY.
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PSIIflcAL-The politic.a hosts are gafhering
y ~ ae.angeoa fos - es0ing CeagrsssionaI con.
"a THIS city, q present. kewsver, seems 70 be
ne ps1nctp1l hendqu1stRn. sCoaHrsiBmeu. candi.
d. Cor al svb q onlces under tue Home or
9aaanaca, ioobymen, and hangers on a evsry
docnp no.. have psecipitsted thsmselves lowi,
rpoa -. Evesy tsin and steamboat that arrives
Ieceee9D oe1r number. Among the snembSfs Of
Cseg!2 now Y the city are 6slusha Grow ma
Chapen Hall. q Pennsylvania; Reuben e. Pentoa.
&c., Coakin, Cbaries L. Beele and ChssIcs ri
w. Wyek. e New York; Schuyler Cclfsx. Of
In1a,se; a,d yoha A: Gurley, IL 6hie Most O.
Ihs.lszsviag At home today, and vim leave feS
W1shinEton to-mofrow and next day. tsvryine
~ O. Two In this city 80 rswfe II. T6Srlov
W. Chartered II the Astor House, to give In.
- SPeAkse AID Printer IN. r. Hsrsld.
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pREssuRE IN rHE MONEY mARKE
.iia 4 GREAT SACRIFICE OF
DRY GooDS.

srittstti w - " - ~ 4481Gl j.
WILL OPEN F0n INSPECTION AND SALE
he following Goods, vixs - = - - - (
Sinks, Dress Goods.
sf & ss s:f ps4 ssdos Ia
s =: i iss. f ,sss
s. &c 81; ;:ss e. s :.s. Il n:
ss s! n D: 4 ]: ..a s.
= pisss: Rlsia s.sises. ranging Il ys,os fp. 5.
~ B.s :S: "a sssii ssl|l & !, cen.
e ;:s:: r. S:. s..s.
/, ..aa mourning Goods. r.
e !: sss.s. ..ss
80. . shsWls.
siseAs slssis.f ers ss' 2 Co.. 80 . .ssS. o
s. J. : = e i = Clsalk seApzrzs
clSss a. al s,if; g. 34s
W0Ven Hoop sklrosss
81; s S; "a 4 rs s. 's :::ss s:
Is cafpe41n8fr from Auctto1.l
y heys sls6 odd % ~ stock Of soods carpStisr
- - - ~. q sij ~ s t s,:f
81! =: J! : ~: ~: .: 81 Z !!
i : 6! q!
-. 3 - - S., ,.-ss- .1ss<ae tls< 81 e
) Il. !
=; !.s. & & q s:l b = lpa 81
- ~ s =, ; = !!
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Esssj.s e shs fisea. and
IbzY 3 s ssss & Hal sn
|NTDR. HQtSrQN's LECTURES On An.to
sshis Issslss: vsIi = ssss. ssrs saI
i:s g. s's;s :. .Ss :I !: !. s:::
IHTGRAND CONCERT AND kKyEs,
Il a oo q "a SFFa .if..ss IA Ei lin
Z. ~ 1sYY E idxf'sisis y EN-! ss
II :i.sl E 'ils:;i i::s:::.s ! S:s;:
~ fIdb5Yz;ESE Ey ks e ..E!!,A coMPAFy.
81 sskssis e sSs dssssss fassss 1900 RsilIasd
90. 49,, ~ "a sissss wssi. a II =.
.is ::s sss:i : g: sds ssS
3: CT g. s.. SO :: sc .::s:
-. VA 59 AZ 3 &c, rAs. r,..,as...
H {s2Rzz E .%l24ERf IIX HRESa e 33lXI5I2F
III zF7fIIf21ss ffIhsS; sssa d ss sIkis SIE fE
fhsfs nios. SD yosr crdsss ssriy q ''A'as else
ssss.as cor.~ of,sh ~ ~,
H8.RkISI EIeS q IVA " SzY,.Tli. Ssa!s.1
49, 49, g 500 EiSiSS, sIe =! Sj a.
SYUs YooleQ ~ Qls city, 0s11lsmon dseiroas Of
~: g = J: : :ss ~ 1 &:
9 7s & \ !; IL zsIs 1. ..ows. q. j. s
AZ 3 "a NE /, f ~
81 s 9: as'2|!';! - :; e,
sSSd2 4 m 2ll,s Dnnsg An
5zs ssz! Is ! ~ :;
j ] y 8 8!
i. 'sz:.e. &: - s.,ss.s Ez9oa s "a Fl -
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Rorsonoi.

80. Boa. T. corwin, Of Ohio, il st Broswm,. !.
.. noa: 8. r Cures and family, Of Iowa, Il
q Ne Wsshtngeon House, rs %
Hoa. Charles L. Scott and family, Of Cal,
- Z 8rnngton ssd hmily, Of Ms, are Al
-. Hon. n. n. wsterson, Tenn, csps.ins w
p etnltA ard 6lbbon, u. 8. A, Col r. H. smith.
naj~ Pssstes, Nj. Casaon, Va are at winnrds,.
49,. Juseiee Daniel, Of the Supreme Court. lies
ongero1uy III, Ne regret to hear, At his residence
In t6is city - - - ! -
- So Ex-Putmaster westcott, OF Philadelphia.
- : e.a u ths New York Herald denying The
cnos9o Ans he h defhultes. go g
-. The Montreal Herald a the foth announce,
- suiwi q d.: Howe. Of John Brown notosiety,
, In that city cn wednesday lass liF = Z -
-. Ho.. Edward Evsress and Mr.. Richie, Of
TIE kichmead Enquirer, witnessed, on Monday
-, Ne gol.f sse - The Ledger ffon she pack.
mg-Asas q HeDss. Ros 4 Tousey. :
-. eenatos eamnss, Il il announced, won't
have say .Publie dsmonstr.tion,p and vunts 70
..ss.vs Al bic sPesch-making material fos grand
oisrl.y On bis re-appeasanes In the senate He is
nPosoa . ne psactsing attitudes before his MIR
roe win the asne ssDiduity a formerly In this
city whea fsaesning Sw . sgpest Effort" -
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% - he s g an! sss; Gaze: =. ,:es.
ssss;Z g. y 80 /! siitie giri Tss sSiii ~
~ ~ sesyo4, ae1 twD 1ksuuenf pcocfics a.
Ansee.s = xslp - = - ~ llusi nsnses
eve Ss s. &C. = ssa;s8 49, sss;sssls I!
vnkee ki4 yssk- Aksuf Il sisIoek - mi 1 - -
80 80 1. hsd, with ernst e bod n -
~ = "a - = - 49, a ~ z : : SP.
49, ~ sss11.a - Islgsd a al! He
. 8; $. :: =, s S. s. s :: { 9;
8 -eHsy44s 1sxszpz = 9IxxS -T7s Nasuhs,l
D1l nSpeelleen, 80 81 - Nepouaho1, -
esen g enofk1tls nns9e. - fslF-
49, {. issss.s ss 2s:s =: 4, -; - sss
Sssss G.. y hie g 2 - ssit 9 e. 80 81.
-. - ;s % 81 "a: az, -. IL: -:
80 49, -: = : a. ~ n sns
-; 8 ~ u Hit e divesce Der s. Vi, -
~ s,Iss A.: g 49, 81, -, ; s.s
eeS gv,sa 49, uh1sE IA 1919 ~.
sssissss : = - i 'ss'; =: s 49,, -
:: e s.ls =. - q. $3.50
sssss &c I.:.ss e sses p:iSsss 80 ~ =
- ~; q pauait q CO. - -
80 - es.1P!ssy 9es.eassys = sitss5,i =
$500 - s'lys--11 Nd 49,
SCI. -. z, 49, g; 9: = l.!..a|s -
- 49, : -. ~ s ! - ~ ~, 2s., Z -
3 R n nsseia6 8 TIeu.s.t Tsnps<< = -.
80 -: -; 80! a: s s: a Z:
r,gs.ss -. -. chi, g
z7s.I s<.9 se.<st ,.s< s,..l<>a f.e.. 40 49, =
~, 3 ? 's':1s3 -. - - nisn : -
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NJ Pro-. Lowss great BALBOA, in New York,
, - hsssssnevsd ftsm Ne Crystal Palace grounds
70 a open lot near The gas works. In order to In.
- anew speedy in1siien when the weather be.
: eenO calm. The Professor was to make snotheu
preliminary accession % ysssesday, Thaakseiv.
iag Day. s,ss -
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Tm PARDox OF CooK.-rhe Richmond En-
qs1sess eemneating upon The fAct chat there Is a
gEseAss eGbrt on foot for The pardon Il John 4.
Cock than fox Old Brown, says: 49, ,.7s u
ssThs pardon ~ Cook 70 eut Of the questjsn-Ae
- - eSse gwiisy e al fks Czarissfoua psisossrs
% far fDm he being the dupe Of Old Brown,
OoS1esmie 3 ths victim Of John E. Cook :
Geek nisled Brown, deceived him, and I'm
deas - she psnons Of tAose who he'd Hsd Cook.
VI lived tvv yeafsin virginia, while engaged In
Inenanx - very crime, make known, 70 Ola
$500 Old Brown that he had net been able 70
indsee &c slave 70 join, and that no aid was 70
- ezpec6d nom the non-slaveholdan, John
The Ally upon which he was engaged and he
would law sbandoned the updeftskin31 -
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Ihs cssaissssss q yesterday morning has IN
sstiels IN fsver q Thanksgiving day, in which Il
0ggesh Aat Does than any ether nation On e.rth
have We cause 70 be thankful: On account Of
yssesPasy bsfsg Thaakssiving day, the Ceasfiss-
dos did 30 nake II Appearance this morning 3
Tbs Isssnissre~ e yestesdsy morning has IN
9lele e similss character, and on the sauns ae-
count We nst Issued thIs mofning.
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D0ARDTTa.

4l s.:3..,,. v W! s.sr ! s5si.E 45S
w nsropo.ls. esa fnd spaoieus and pleasant
stsso OH rss g r,ss2st bsAkp v,shis few
se :: sso H.''n's 9ss RSo-
RoAsDING1A gestlemsa ssd Iady ee1 ). a.
xsHysss snSSny ksfsEsnsss exshaassd. 1ddrsss
RoARDfNG. AT $50 NORTH p sTRFET
- -. s.e -. u =. nod w.
RoAkDINe-aass aILToN, s5a str,.t.
fomeay furnished, DIeasast ed rsSsosSis r aHm.
LOT rent - y 81 - - = ooiss eocfs
R0AkDlN6 - arirsb3s froae soous. fe1p,ect
- e9rvta OF xlooet Bod xDpb a. loT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-25

tn WHArHxH@rhe following report Of the
weather Tor this morning 10 made from the Morse
Telegraph line 10 the Smithsonian Institution.
The time q observation ID about o'clock:
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n. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
ross, Jswsers. Sst Pc: syssp:.,
FOB RKNT AID sALK. -
lsse First Pass.l -
ITO LEA. FURNIsHED PARLOR and
II, CHAN nnER At sos 7th street, ops.site 0ad
ENOR sALE-A fas double brick HOUSE !. ith
sam, 8 II s me
gard The said kouse - built Ia the beet manner,
18th street and Vermont avenue. Wilf be sold ON
EgRHIsHED ROOMS FoR. RENT-Tvo
at Nc: sss street between SIN and ioIS Streets
~ 2, ~. - : 1870 - =
FOR RENT The south HOUSE Of the ,ov Of
street. between b and s streets north Also. The
three new four,stoiy dwellings lth street. font
the modern sna are o
f SRS RI Sy, 1ssI:' Or SfPi{ 70 SAtpwiH
Attorney at Law. No. 40 La avsnas. near sth q.
no . eo.f - s - :.
TOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE on a
o street north; bsswesn 20 and Sd streets, with
.tors nWEIliNs % ss1sss. sss Pss az
hand oe scs z Ave SIs
CAL ID examine for themselves. snt 70 approved
BELL Ne oas Sss oo. nss to .n wM CAMP
isn o adlolmns house. Mr. DreIlsr'a) no IS
FL e
Siiis: sGI': q: and sss':s5
o',ns. md -hous,s srouads extenaivsand highly
The vel Lpown s.isbIity Of thi. locality. a. Well
e \. ssrsesns snrro .ndinss. makes it m0st deal
SS ssa ss
R0s92MsSS , E9R dRENT-FURHIsBED o, IN
49, stn street, east side, between Pa. avenue and
Foa FEM EN- FURNISHED H0ysE-NO.
sui.s D5 His ONCE, assx =. a.. a.
os.1eea ,ltn ana l2.h sc. no2a-st'
a RfiSTir y b snail H9TsEs 81 c.PsS
- sIIeet eat : O ZAL.-..-L1 DO q Tvs :
,.oI sff kxNs S,i srs .sI arranged three
ess S.:i al ,
rs o. ssn street xs.s T;,s snd No
auif. 81 ~. next door ' '3oi'p' no sss n
LrOR ReNT-FURNIsHED HOUSE. .Ii,,,1,
stss. marble mssssls. sss, DC, IN sHsd
e;' g sss IS 3: sae's 4 Sc
oy.. S:.EE ! a:saIs:|:.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS For SALE
y: R miIs! fan
), ats :f
dairy farm The nsishbor6oOd and heath zee IN.
.s.'; s1s y g s::s
eve .:: "a s%S g: s;. q: g: s.a
'00a sorssr ofi.s "a es1s ssss ..sss;.
E BWs2. n SSss|. ss.i
rooms ssd tss1ss stable saa oa u
Sslsa :ssass e ls gee.
Hsss . 81 wiRsi ks $50; :s.:s
a H4NNp9ss9 D PyRNIsHEp PARl1oR
No. o s s; lsth street bssyssa and sssssss.
FOE RENT The eoFnoi,ous and ooavan,s1t
81. sSsSps ssa i,tk 0fsst SSdeif
fsssd % 90 Scssi Fl 6osrdsas 5ss.s. O rs e.
pm kssssa sssss So::d: ss ssa
$4,000 psmesy saklsg Rse,ss on the EnrSpees
Is a Is 's:s Ell sis1 ss,s
3: y shs S S gle
ikeik S5sifion q ~ ~ Psi ~
81 esksf Scsss x W. El slSss iS5esSs
ssi Sss.ss z:' 'sfss Y st fszIsSi IS
EoR EENT-Tyo PARLORsssd az C8AM-
joHs xExs tsd;RIS'S No. sF 1e .,. 3sss
no s-ste1im 5 2 - = 60 = -
EURNIsHEp HOUSE FOB RENT-4sf
?elishunlrD sh60sknod; @, water snS - ~
ssssi i'f Ssai:ils;s e.
rooms, OF 6 the 60 q no Sfd& fJfSSIf
:{TQR HENT-A HOUSE, = r, 49,. ~
SSli - ssk xss's e S. s. 8 l g22S.
E0K RENT5$8UARENo No. sIi. v1tK Irisf i
y aysllisz. esabaS - essri.fs ienss; I65voft
81 a!ll| &: & 81 g q
81; ! sE!:, 3 ! :: ass: 81 -:
g SO !S
81 s! {! 8 !! ] : I s Il
sles syts q. "a, sissk 81 81 l117 s5r sivsss
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E0R SALE.-Ths undsrsisnod. wishing to dis
continue hgsinsss, Will iseose Of his entire
stoot Of LIQuQ RS and fixTUR IS ON very rea-
MICHAEL TALLY,
no IS ST. street, between 18th ard llth sts.s
CHEAT SHOE
Kid Congress Heel Caters q Ssso, -
Cali KID Hytto1 6sltsrs st4S.
All other styles - eQually low priees.
81 a, =. HOOVER, 3S1 Pa. Az, Z
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xteel 4<e srt3 ~ 50 ~ sf-<l g 60
ln1isZD go se4 sqt tzae ess scos 1sszsi 81 W
e;sssss 4 Sec .~.vsl' ''ss - p 's's -.
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,y:,, soJonxEIs, UsDzuss AuD ornxrorS.
sss sss 49, s ssd SO 10 p I: E:
!, 1 s.1 h .s - Eass.r soupess.at. send
:Ic ne go pssfsa h vlsis 81 urs.
Ca c1R p kifsSas cJt /; rSAifHSsy v-,n.
s. ;.ssSs:sS 3 &; s:s s; sss.;;
:stls.ss e Z. s ssEs: a. 'ns
sasEis : =: eas1alss ss;'. sss'''ssssi, v'
|. .....r s'.':. 5ss 3 H.:
II U RN rsu = 3 1891
49, 4s.s;. r. ce.sss. e. ssisn ySs sssssa fur
90 8: 8: !; y &C.,: ::
s'1ss sisi::r bs;s 49,. e. ess e., =,
&: g: s. ;; 3; 4: ~. ::
Ala; ::: 8: 80. s;;:: s.,.. s. :..,.s
a n: -, VIA - - $780, fsisrss = con" com
AZ: - ~ ss.snnst Il TAN. .ss ro,,.,
. ks7's5Is iks5 z p ~ = ~ q ss.f
nsi n -, - ~ -. s.,s.A ana
S! !! ! 4 \ ] !; s -; =. :
, - - ~ lxYEI D4H ooQDo
~ = ~ 49, sss sslss: sss
y !SS .id>sp = ss'si.
8 8: - s - I: 3 -: 81:
~ - = tkxhxR9 3 conEosux
sss~e's eFs>s5T s9eppS.
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\ TuR LATE r.. G. EAsrxAH,-The recent en-
ido16conoaf q xssas6lA - M ~
speplsxy, 1t NASHVILLE, Tsansssss, has ovss-
whslmsd his many friends here with griei ana
ws know no other whe hsd more sssached nieaas
in Meaningless. Here, he harmed the printers
esafs, a.d wssked In tia. dsys g his early msn-
heod = q joarseyman. uq N.Y. scqrnlng
made his home, he was clerh = the dee = the
sirsh Auditor Of the Treasury, using Is eishcal
grade until be became that bs1lbn's chief elk.
subsequently, he returned ~ haeanoo. thav1ns
resigned ofaee,) and became DE psipcipsf pro-
psietor and editor Of the Nashville Unios, In
which position he increased his reputation a. q
gentleman Of exalted personal character, nne
mind, and eminent utility. He dIsmounted the
editorial tripod two OF three years ago, to accept
. special mall sgency for the Post Once Depart.
msnt, which he resigned some months since.
Tbe melAqeholy death o. HE late partner. Mr..
Poindextss, hy the banda Of Mr.. A. A. Hall, II
stxika ps ssrysd not little 10 produce the state
q hGrs E,ssaans min. and heslth That ended %
soon thReafssf in the stsoke Of apoplexy Carrying
him, too, 10 The grave. He leaves . large family
= widow and eight o. ten children-the eldest ol
whon cen hardly Be grown, for h himself bod
not reached middle age.
The Death 81 Messrs. Poindextee and Eastman
| two q the mcst useful and otherwise most valu
able men In Tennessee, and the fact that theiI
death can hardly fail 10 make a.complete wreck
Of Allen Hall, gentleman In all respects the equa
q either of them a. q man and citizen, growing
out Of foolish editorial quarrel, should serve 4
discourage the pernicious practice Of resort 4
weapons - blood In such cases. Az such mattep
hxve been managed Of late In some other SouthefI
States, they are simply ridiculous, rendering ths
editorial profession coatemptible In the eye Of
sensible persons. Al resulting IN this case, they
are, beyond measure, deplorable and injurious q
society. So
The TEXAS SRNAfoRsHrP,-Ouf private ad
vices from Texas represent that At present III,
contest for the vacant U. 3. Senatorship from
that StAts-a very violent one-is alpost wholly
betweeA COL wigfall and the Hon. Mr.. Reagan
with pretty fair prospect that neither can b,
elected and, further, that II this bsso Genera
Houstoa viii In all probability be his own sue
cessos - there exist little doubt that II he vii
accept re-election he can In the end command
the votes Of majority Of the Texas Legislature
We entertain little doubt Of the correctness Of th
Information. -
REPORTED DxcRAsE OF "KIr CAnsox.n-Th,
New York papersrepor the death Of U 8. Indiar
Agent Christopher Carson, familiarly known q,
IssKit Carsoa - hut no ofncial Information hal
been received by the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs on the subject
Naval ORpxRs.-Lieus. X. n. Breese and
r eoroe w voxn<r havs ho~o rpde,od "a ~ \. g
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EQk BIN The oonmoilous and CONVENIENT
Is HOUSE Ct the soutk vest cqrper o. Psnss1 i've.
ssssd % 6. hctsI Il boardias bc..s, o iEs Ia
pan 70 ssts6s sseSsf isss" 55eti
rsnssa GOV de Sssf @ q a., afo S.
re Perposs q hotel or De f1fopfaa Dlsss tile
W. e:ss::|es s - ;lsss s' 1870 III
s Sss.ss z;s 's'ss v stt sIS!l IS
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IvvSKk vi Xss 248A MD FOU0~RA CRD
g ch:ls s s; q z. 8!
! ~ Ial1I
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RxPoRrED DxcEAsE OF "KIr CAnsox.o-The
New York papers report the death Of U. 3. Indian
Agent Christopher Canon, familiarly known a
ssKit Carsoa 20 but no ofacial Information has
been received by the Commissions Of Indian
Affairs on the subject si'Hst
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f bWS 2HI siAtE ma dSssE.s's .
huildings. Il has spaeious n he rear num- nv
bsssd = On Name avenue. betwesn AZ aud 6th
Sss wfEHsiS ks ;. so, 2s ::s
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No sss .ou sT "a. s. Rfy ssssssy..,

M STEAM OI EfN0. - - -
1NO. SSS, SOUTH eIDE 90 PRxHsYLvAHIA xyRxup
| -, " .Bstgsea Rssth esd Ttsslk Streets.
rThe poscrIbes reseeotfnily inlorms the ci6xsss
OF the N:trict that having made extsosivs eddi.
tious TO hss estshishBelf. and istrodocrd IN ~
15rSheIni4proysnenfs. hs u now Prepared 70 d.
al hnds q work PeFtntning 70 the Dyoing bnsiness
IN esyie hcretofore uneqn1ed IN dis city, aod ~
weli as 60 - done In the bost norSkorn - kisb
nspes-. Ne igvitss perqoulsr sftsnslon 70 II -
62Ez KIN AN ASn 1bbREssrNe CLOTH nv !.
AZ eYeessd esls ~ hipsQIf II this eity. Thsma,.
ner p sxeenooa u such that eiothes TIM drsssed
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Louis Napoleon's Address.

Owing to the importance of the SUBJ
Ject, we copy the following literal transla-
ton of the French Emperor's address
as it appears in the official columns Of
the Moniteur.
Gentlemen: Finding myself again
in the midst of you, who, during my alb
sence, have shown so much devotion to
the Empress and to my son, / feel first
of all the desire to thank you, and then
to explain to you the motives of my con.
duct.
When, after successful campaign Of
two months, the French and Sandman
armies pitched their camp before the
walls of Verona, the struggle was evident
ly on the point of undergoing change
in military as well as in a politica
point of view, l was fatally obliged to at
tack in front an enemy intrenched behind
great fortresses, protected against any
diversion on his tanks by the neutrality
of the territories which surrounded him
and il commencing the long and sterile
war of .aseges found in presence of ms
Europe in arms, ready either to DISPUTE
our success or aggravate our reverses.
Nevertheless, the difficulty Of the en-
terprise would neither have shaken M
resolution nor stopped the enthusiasm o
my arluy had NOS the means been out o
proportion with the results to be expect
ed. 1t wss necessary to resolve boldly
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From the Paris PAYS.

Peace has been made, and what peace !
We assert without fear of contradiction,
that the peace of Villafranca is the most
glorious that has ever been signed by
French sovereign. In confirming all
legitimate interests, it secures the repose
of Europe for long period, and thus
crowns the most generous and the most
exhalted policy that could do honor to any
age or to any country. The emperor
Napoleon Ill, already so great in the
eyes OF Europe, assumes place so great
before posterity that all glory becomes
pale before that which he has acquired.
From the N. Y. Abend Zeitung, German.
The 11th- of July, 1859, we regard as
the date of a new holy alliance. The
interview between Francis Joseph and
Louis Napoleon, must be viewed in con-
nection with the meeting of Louis Ma
poleon and car Alexander at Stuttgart.
Possibly the "league of the three en-
perors" may exist few years before its
effects will become wholly apparent, and
meanwhile short-sighted persons will
again delude themselves with dream of
perpetual peace. But there is no rea-
sonable doubt that an alliance already
exists, and one, too, more important than
that of 1913. AT that time Protestant,
a Roman Catholic and Greco Catholic
sovereign were leagued together: now
the two Catholic great powers unite with
the head of the Greek church, and the
pope, his hands reeking with the blood
of the women and children massacred at
Perugia, pronounces his blessing upon
the alliance. The object of the present
league, besides the crushing out of hui
man freedom, doubtless is to disable those
powers without whose aid popular liber-
ty can never prevail in Europe these
are the two Protestant states, England
and Prussia. 1t is hardly possible, how
ever, that the next attack will be direct
ed against England, but rather against
Prussia. France having, through short
wars, gained the friendship of Russia ant
Austria, Prussia alone remains to be won
by the same means, and the continental
coalition against England is complete
Should, however, England at length real
ize the dangers which threaten her, anc
boldly side with Prussia, then Protestant
ism and Catholicism will be arrayeC
against each other, and we may be pre-
pared for another thirty years war, thu
struction of the European states
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said, /" my imperial brother cannot intend
to revolutionize Hungary, and to estab-
lish focus of Instruction in Italy ?"
Not the least in the world. / care no
more for these Italians than you d.
This matter has gone quite far enough
for my purpose. You see now that
France is necessary to Austria. We will
settle this affair, and / will leave you
stronger in Italy than you ever were.
Twill also make everything straight be-
tween you and Russia. You shall be
one of US, and we three together will i'm
pose law on Europe" Is it to be won-
dered at that Francis Joseph, with beat
en- army and a bankrupt exchequer, was
not proof against such temptation I?
From the Paris Uniyers, Catholic.
Weneed scarcely say with what SEN
timents of happiness and admiration this
glorious news has been everywhere re-
ceived. The joy felt at the peace is doub-
led by the manner in which the Emper-
or has concluded it, quite independently
of those prudential counsels that were
preparing to profit by the blood which
they had allowed to be shed. As the
emperor of Austria will have voice in
the Italian confederation, the states of
the church will be properly protected
Glory to the two Roman Catholic emper-
ors who have concluded between them
selves the peace of the world, and who
take the church under their own protec-
tion - A3