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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION Bgeow Boston Mass pray
Ing the granted 70 him the 10th April
ls45 Power Looms for Weaving Paids SC
years expiration of said patent which takes place
on the 10th day Of April, 1865 F,.E
Monday March at IL O'clock and all
ned appear and show they have why said
tion ought 10 be granted.
opposing the extension required TO he in the Patent Of
occons specially forth writing east twenty
hearing all testimony ncd by either party DE
hearing taken and transmitted accordance
Office which will nc furnished application
testimony the will be closes the 7h Of Marc depo
son and other relied upon testimony must be ne the
Office morning Of that day the arguments, II
thereafter. tls Jgg M alpsiE 8e3 at
Ordered notice be published the Union, Washing
Boston, for three weeks the FIRST o.
said Publications sixty before the 2lst March
next, tho day Of hearing. .a... rs
JOSEPH HOLT,
II Commissioner OF Patents.
OF the above papers will please send then
ONCE with paper containing tis notice
Jan I2-lnw3w llf Fl fr3t III tEalJ4l
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RATES OF CHARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES

Eaa from act If the Corporation, approved 90 1882
sxc enacted That from passage this
the following Of fare charges for the
another tho Washington
Carriages other vehicles carrying passengers pay
hire daytrcak and eight o'clock shall
and half mile twenty i've cents FOR distance
mile exceeding three miles, hy
cab other vehicle
for longer period an five minutes the driver thereof
be the other hcc
for ntson minutes detained
convey other dct.nons later than sooc M,
hackney other vehicles
demand the OF ny esnim the foregoing
charges, In addition thereto.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
I1yRpM wAsHINGToN DIREoT TO All PARTS

T,yRDM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II bF the WEST ~oUrHwksu, AND N0KfBwf<n.-nAiT
AlAE AND ONO RAILROAD WINTER AixRANoE1I1N1si -
through daily except sunday, from WASH
ins ton ms West, a follows iai A II
lat las fsaAa} eNnepied counsel
ceeely Washington lanou Or Cumberland and Pont
ID Cincinnati LOua and Csgo kApess toAAeen eses
washeton $40 M reaching Cincinnati al % p next day
directly h tram r LousFie Cairo and e
Southwest and for 81 Louis Kansas, Ao .I-...-.r
bc road IN daynsht Ae
either the 7s5 5ao train from Washington a ne
al Cumberland OF Piedmont ~. e -
Che Newoserr Virginia road
train for Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
Through and baggage checks % all quarters and every
possible AGILITY, VII be found sia route 9n nt
way passengers for The uaa stem o. The Rtnese and ONO Hall
road win leave Washington as Follows: 4. -
for all points between Washington Junction and Psdront t~ke Tie
las, a. m, train
To connect win the Frederick train take The sac
r5s % fIf1a sft! lf nf1i ttHN trl 20 ~
1890 FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAsT aa fsd
Leave las, and $40
D. on Sunday al 49, only l5t. II IL
30 and $50, M and 30 and $50 m
sunday 80 a m, only nainuias iiai 't.A -' ~
% 50 ais on viii stop ss stations and Tor An
NJ $40 the chief connectng trains ior
he West, and 5.i0 as, and $40 rins for se tast
inquire the Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad
Ticket oess Of Tiios Il. PARSONS, Agents. washasson "
Oct 'iu .e Master o. rransIortAuon baltimore.
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DRAENEssl ANn sINGING NOISES IN TINE

EAps NkJxyoJe HEAD AND MID COAff rA--As ksQleR
osr.rx AND Bish and forciss nnrmAry tor the
Head and Maud Complaints, % sgfine oaaee
Eposa sSsR esq Registered pcrsuant TO acs s<
rotary JsS PownI esq dweoyery being positive mshe
of cuo adne magical relief W suacSers who
have 80 years b compound uated
vr at,sa % the Wren Iassirg out
II by nanae n ~ sag s9rrasd and ~
stanty die patient who previously was aca enAssu HeAr con-
guarantee Il deAfnas snd sese IN
the head stop 70 entrcm and cxnThsrnt ecs SuurrerA
extremely s permanently cure se nsctyes IN
any distant part a word without ThousAnds have beer
restored pe hearing recssd rcn the Of
dangerous unqualified yesandes e present "a,
certificates from the most
nen pysicla surgeons England in whose deaf
sos many hundreds If private pssuts Cured
sufferer the Continent,
dent y quarters Of the globe can now be cured as
this discovery en with necessary prcscsFoos
enable positively themselves
whch must be seof " sco SOC
reary Caring Cross ldon
England bankers draft payable in England
country Sufficient 70 cure three cases q mcS nv
erao iea,ess and noises IN the head flU Jan Idly
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TUE holders Of the following certificates Of debt
IL ssae BY the aAse q vSinas, win sks that
The shaking Fund, oalhng hs certificates
he cror which they rsdssfnabIs will p@ocsod tho
February 1881 the enid certificates treasury
Common ~es The holdcs
said 10Th o. February 1850 surrender the the Office Of
second
~ thai day.
Under provide tho turnpike
1881 20 per cent
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Orphans Court, Dec, II, 1855.

District Of Coilmba, Hashipson County, TO tci }
TN the case of James X. Scott administrator of
William Scott, deceased, tho administrator Aforesaid has,
appreciation Orphans Court OF Washington county
aforesaid appointed Tuesday the st day january 1859 for
distribution OF The eao Of said de-
Of the hand far the have bocn collected
money when and where all the creditors and heirs
snd deceased notified acnd nt tho Orphans Chart Of
Washington aoosad) their properly vogched
they otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit 90 said
dcccaseds provided copy c this order be published
week FOR three weeks in the National u'eigepn previous 20 the
saii 9th day Of JANUARY next
Testsrt .UfaE f s..aff liHHaNia ED N ROACH, H'fU
ts $50 er Register Wilii
True cory
ED, NJ RUAtH,
Dec II, 1853. Register Wills
-.....a..g .-4... .tr,. -T.f.Is,-. Dec ls--law3w
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rI,IIE THIRp ANNUAL EXHIBITION on THE

TINE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
ART ASSOCIATION will be TO the public
Monday their and spacious
gallery on 10th llh streets
win continue from six to eight weeks
exhibited By the association consist Of paintings scuptnr
drawings, architectural designs aud
gallery will their from the 5th 10 The
Goth December and later period for works intended for The
exhibition might unayedaby delayed shipment trans
portation. f-s t--s4f. ri
expenses transportation viii be by the
forwarded agents. by those
whom circulars addressed and the association will ho itself
responsible while exhibition
works exhibited depotcdin tho gallery
mission OF 10 per cent. will be charged, - tf II. ~
description suitable for insertion the catalogue should he at
forwarded together with It's price sale
posscssor and address the artist Tbs
communicated by mail on the shipment Of The
& #.14ls 70
by order Of the board OF management: lsdlE ~ bstul
H0RATIO STONE, President
WA~rNgroS D. c., Nov O. 1858 m ft slsrFr Nov T--lswu
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J>RANKIIN PHILIP respectfully invites atten-
III magnificent stock Of books the results
mportaions personal selections the North.
Tho will be found include The best editions of standard and
other ornamental bindings, OF which
supcrby Illustrated especially for the
preaching festive season FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Bookstore, $40 Penn. avenue,
No, u between 9th and 10th streets,
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RATES or PosrzGE --DoHES77C IND FOREIGN
RATES or DOMESTIC FosrAGE.


~ %, .., a. .sns. aa.p sooo mis. prepaid cont.
over 5000 ,als sssd 70 esass AL letters must be prepaid p
sss Or ''e'ss' stamp 'nss''ps '"'' A''
r,ss Nsss rs,soaa Circulars, de- 70 any part q
ssd, s ounce MsPsSnsa. required. 80 - =. ]
any distance IL The United s.sas ases 1000 miles and cents an
@ 5000 a.. ,s s ne
S spss a.s mot saseens ~, in
@ s.ss 's sss ssss rSes
Saa ,1 @a' P0A'1s 4eA "''sDs "a '' '1'' '
small Ssmspapss published s mon o. 1sIsr ana pampes
over. 4 CENT PEI ounce -
@,, S1sspnp , WAN a ,c eouuy s aa ier S ,
t.ss ar rsc w 'A " '' w ~ "'''
RATES or LETTER POSTAGE no FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
TO England nsl.ad and so.na isrn Oregon and washing
ingson "a cents v or - = -
anu Algeria y french mails 70 cents or '0 Genus
To German States, BY psuss.an mail cents x
Do ~ ssmsn maui 9saeup, smsn fpankirt Lux
emburr. Warsmburg, HoIIsnd and the Neh.
:, sIl.nsas5 u cents go. o. u,r,nr rr.u,s,,
D inxcmbars wrrtaulburg, Holland and The
10 Ysrcmeu Inv Brsmen mail 10 cents Z az aE uMF wn
= H.msarg BY Hamburg mail 10 cents \ o. :.
cents z or - $3.50 y 1870 = A'
10 Holland .na Se Seens By leneh 3 81 cents o.
cents s<oz - -7'' = . 80 =
n anu AZ ~ p prasn nohnr s ~ I I z 20
Do do By French mail "a osnts i. o. 81 Cents
Tn Russia bv prpes,an rosed nsn, ar cs,,s " ar
TO p y Ismsn Or rn. Hamburg . mail ~ Gems o.
no by I,remcn or Hsmburr mail rs cents AZ oy
r. Do sy French mail q cents o.. 4a Is cents o.
70 81 rrescn MAI, - senn = I, o. a. ~ cent? y or
To Ioupardv by rrussisn Closed mail s3 Cents
Sy rsenna mail - s Genus OK I; p cents o.
10 Parma and sodcna by Prusan closed mail as cents Y or
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hOf-huno holders 81 Certificates who deae 10 redeem BY
nsy residing beyond the United States
edge tbs before minister charge narcs
consul consul commercial BY
the United reisn country before
The proper any such country the other
chief city ooporaon hefeln residing
The United States the acknowledgment before justice of te peace
public commissioner by the governor
Virginia suleb In all certificates be deyercd
j M BENNETT, iFtfa- ef 10 AH1f VIZ
tF WIZ Auditor Pubic Accounts IN lcommisssoners
n a. PARKER Register, ,.r Of f-t
MuNFoRD sinking Fund.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
RICHMOND, Nov. 9Th, 1855. Nov lO-lAw1Sw
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Circuit Cd,ut for TalBot o6unty, November term, Is

Circuit C0tut for TtbOt CbIay, November term, 1855.
Lewis Ross tr. Ann ~ Ross his wife,
Joseph Addison Denny and Rebecea d, Denny
ENIIE object of this snt is to procure decree for
mortgaged premises in Talbot county, which
we're day May eighteen hundred
FIVE, mogaged defendants Joseph Addison Denny
Denny the compliments Lewis Ross and Ann
NJ Ross his wife,
The that defendants Joseph Denny Re-
Denny fonriepn day Of May the eighteen
andrei conveyed certain real estate which
lis accompanying exhibits
said Lewis and Ann NJ Ross his wife, by
the four thousand rco hundred dollars
equal Instruments from the first day Of May in the
year eighteen hundred and yhve with interest the whole
unpaid each The first day OF April IN the
year aforesaid defendants Id 10 the compnants the
seventy dollars aud eight
sixteenth May In the eighteen hundred aud my
that tho said Joseph A. Denny and Rebccea Denny reside
Of tho State Of Maryland, n, 49, gt t..f 80.
thercppon adugcd ordered the companants by
causing copy this order be Inserted newspaper pub
Talbot county ia the city of Washington,
successive weeks before the first day OF May
notice OF the object
BILL and them appear in this by
hcitor sixteenth
premises show they have why decree ought
10 pass prayed ~ !,
Drr1xaEn 10, 1853 f.f
True ccpy. Test
@ 4EsfE r @If aEE EJa sAML 7. HOPKINS, 4
Jan ll-lawSw atfg asaH 4esE Hrsa Co., asa Clerk
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

N ]
THE PETITION Joseph Fran OF New York, praying for
patent the 2s OF March, rss
Improvement boats" Cor from the
expiration patent, which place the 26th day
March, 1852
petition heard tho
O'Clock and all
show they have why said petition
ought granted. .Ege
opposing "a. required 10 he IN The Patent
objections specially frth Ia writing
hearing party
be ssd hearing be- taken aud transmitted accord
with the rules Of the Office which win be furnished on arp
Tho testimony he closed the March
depostions papers relied testimony,
the before The morning that day the
msnts, " any, within days thereafter
Ordered published In the Unon, Wash
nrton n O., News, w. three wceks
publication al least sixty days before the l4h o March
next, the day Of hearing JOS, HOLT,
tt o Patents.
sEdtora papers via please cnpy send their
bills Orlcc with paper containing this notice,
Ian s-law3w
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Under provide for the construction OF turnpike
from stannon to rsrkersbus rassrd 10th March 1885
1892 3 Mary ratsne Esscx county, Va
1882 Dec s, 0, Thomss Stevenson, Richmond
1885, June g. s27, Francis l. smith, commissioner
suit Hepburn Hepburn and
others. s....................... 900
1898 81, S3l g. Sally Berkeley cf Essex
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ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA


GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
~ RAILROAD n II ..fI g ~.
From WASHINGTON Virginia. Tennessee eorss alabama,
Mississippi louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets the Southwestern Ra
road ONCE street. Washing
the oee os
Orange Railroad, at Alexandria 80
70 Richmond, Danvie Lynchbug, Bristol Knoxville IAfsol
III Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, iuntsvle, Grand juno
a5a ton Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans = e
by Continuous Railway connrxions 10 Memphis
AnordnR Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any other route.
The the foot OF Seventh
take the
Richmond Charlottesville saunon, White Sulphur Springs, Wood
stock SC ~ Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions 10 Memphis.
Baggage the Office, at
O'Clock, m. and Y, p. m. -Ls 9..... s.s ~
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
d June ls--tf ft'satH @ Washington
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The Baden Louis born August 10 1924 under
guardianship by Of Insanity
husband the late Queen
N september 49, 1855. rn
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

VSOR RENT, either furnished unfinished and
ny year shorter period house. on the corner Of
during the sesono Congress by
Hammond United States senator from South Carolina n
quire OF DAVID A HALL
My s--eodtf }5ra I'Tr No. Aos g street.
NOR RENTING Front Parlor and Bedroom att
taohed over Kdwel Iaurences Drug Store. The most
desirable The account Of tho nearne 70 the de-
Wizards Hotel Also bed IN third story
all furnished Apply 10 KiDWkIL q LAURENCE ~ af
Nov 1o-3ayi E-. L, lsih sirea
TING LET-The three-s story brick house, No. 423
Fih street. and r. Has bath room and Rent
si25. Inquire on the premises. Nov ao-u
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baae Assx, rnAxss frcsss ihAdeipa~ h1aSSs 90
ceved GA evealas day patAsls agir oos ~ s~,
delivered II me Subscribers evening
Now yer Ledss Mrcasy Weekly Flag a CnSa, SA.ssns
tFne o. ship Basu Pictorial, wayerey n&g~Ans Hne
prsl and ali other and Bosoh weekly
Ispcs eesftsd delivered promptly to saeseess
tsbSF ~ 'tfif ~ ID ] BEfIOP 90, -
80 ana Penn ayeaae under wilAfts hk<s, and
n Nov 2S-dn ass renn. avenue, near ~ street
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q UMMER ARRANGEMENT steamer
~ GEORGE VIII follows: 1 -fl taig fltll.
Leave TO- IL O'Clock, aud o'clock
tstsE gLU-IIssI 40
Washington IL O'Clock, 8, s, and o'clock
The THOMAS coIYER when the viii a' opposite
Is cents Kiss Js2 vt Il 5ta-t ~. Jgf9 q
onnrses with the Page and Coyer. viii
Capitol q 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
he ainel IN boats leave Alexandria t ttst
June s-eod-tf Esg5, RICHARD WALLACE. President.
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sa arer JsU dows nostA q fs"s'ysoa'@a a~~s'ss,
DEG leave 10 announce 10 the citizens OF Wash
.nRon that Gsey prepared eaaers
Whoh sley may be favored win Ia Inc r5f 4t8f
PlInlansG, Gas AND STEAM FIrriSe ttre.-.
buasc Tne rcsecye wa be uAass the
skl0 orkne North practical cxp~rtcnrs i
made Them familiar VITA all the modern improvements To act
sy p~red neiihe eaea Ao expense 70 pros1s "e very
NJ invite attention 10 our cHASDEkGss saa
flH..fa ~ tl.
Il ssic Attenson prosnyssss Ia ih sseeosso sdsn aud
fr ucea induce hops shaHu Of pobic pss~sasu
h Dec 2S-U a.. fsaf al ri F.ffg rass.s
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The Rsora,iycs put up bottles trcc sizes. LANCE
snail sna holds han pint, and rca for one dbl
per bolle medium holds at hast twenty cent IN
proportion srasl rcas Cor two doiars bottle tho
holds quart 40 cent IN proportion, and re'ai for
90 a hottie.
o WooD 90 Proprctors, Sl2 Broadway York On
great Railing Eablhucnt and ia Market sise
S. Iouii, 1o.
Ana by an good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Nov lS-A9n - .--. n n.
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/CtARPErIN(,, FLOOR OII-CLoTH, RUGS, MAT
r,-.nts clrtaln Mainrlals hing Dry

(tARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, RUGS, MAI
ains DruEgnts Materials and furnishing Dry
Goods suchas--
Velvet tapestry carpcings, new designs s.#t
variety
styles Brussels do quality AF.Ftt
tra-heavy 3ply do rich If
= upcr patterns
Very heavy ALI Dutch csupc,ngs ,.ts "a f4
Twlled ycnitsn csrpe,inc Tor halls and steps
Y Velvet Brussels do do do ss.r ~ i,a
and rich foot oilohs, utto
shape hail. or passage 1Eu .tHaf
Mosac velvet and tuncd rugs and mats
and Canssi matsnrs ~ @ 4tHtt tftifN 3.lt-.h p.
a a druggot erumb cloths .-.
all widths by the yard l ta 'H'"..'
geTyr lace : Id
satn hiues, brcca,els, reps for curtains
hun hiac and shade liacns - 9Iiai
stat hNtares, &c.
ffADAN which took
place the sih 5ta prepared 10
ocr greater ordinary
Purchasers respectfully invited examination q our
stuck. liouE BRO. 4 90.
Aug ls-7af 5lus lla tt5ts1g sia isess aptf va g1
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NTOTICE The interest due LIST inst on the bonds
IN nrthe Alexandria RiTsd Company guaranteed
BY the city Of Washington win be paid on application to
Ia y hi""' . W.
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TINE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIvALLED IN MAR


/ ke,, with Immense Home and European Demand.
permanently hair becomes supplies the
fluids thus makes bald heads, removes all
dandru itching heat the scalp qniet and tones c
nerves headache and be relied
scalp hair it viii and keep from
falling glossy healthy and beautiful, and IL used
young II viii fall become
gray reader read The following and judge for yourselves
& Nkw YoRk Jan. 8, 1885
slssRs O. j. wocp Co Gentlemen Having heard good deal
about Professor Restorative my hair being quite
gray made up lay aside the pFeiudccs which
great persons had against all mnnfT O patent
medicines commenced using article TO
IL for myself
worry satisfactory that glad did
and others who
may gray Was but who having prejudice without
aside aro unwilling give Restorative
they further proof AMI the bes, prccf beng r de-
yon this letter, which show 30
SUCH them further proof who in and on,
Of the " Wire Railing establishment every day e. A
My hair and much hnpnDvn
locking am yours, respectfully, ,,, ,r,,,,t.te
7ts I'D sa Columbia and Carroll sts., Brocsiyn
r. a =s iaa s LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb. IA, 1853.
pRoF wop-pcar Sir Restorative has rnaeh gpcd
In this part of tho country. nv r has been slightly diminishing
Tor several years. suppo from slight hHrn when
quite infant have been pg Hair Restorative Tor six
weeks @ head Of hair growing after
uscJ ali other remedies think the most
Die remedy oxtun advise nh who afflicted that
You can publish tis il you think proper, You're, &c
~FlE7Ff '7l a.attH III - s. w MIMI FTuN
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FmiAnBtifnA, sept Y, 1897.
PRoF wonp-Dcar Sir Hair Restorative proving ise
beneficial also the back head al
upyeringas fact bald. have ud but two half
Restorative, and the ,op OF head well
promising crop young hair, and the fronts also
receiving tried other preparations without
benefit think from personal
can induce others 10 try IT. fonrs, Teseciay ga
u, X THOMAS, ", n. 4
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L a G. LAMAR C. H. soFf' ~ Aeih''
n AMAR, MOTT, & AUTiiY, Attorneysat Law,
HOLLY springs Miss win practice i tbs High Court q Er.ors
at Poniotoc the Courts OF
he iii Judicial Mississippi and viii attend 10 the col
ec,ou OF Claims throughout North Mississippi aeW is-du
BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFA-
I'D 10 Robes subscribers have rccvycd from a. 0ns
Large superior Bunle Robes which ey are selling very cheap
IAN a a JAS. c. MCGUIRE a 90,
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RETGN1sG soTERE1Gxs or EuRoPE-yuzY j,

1857.
-------s------ Nas Ht
a fls Date
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

San JUAN SPoRTs.-On Tuesday evening
an italian organist was hired to play to a
select audience of fifty, until they cried
enough. The concert came off in front of the
burning in the street, and around this the
merry music lovers gathered to hear the or
gan and witness the classic posturng and
graceful dancing of Mr.. James Pettinger
whose movements albeit somewhat eccentric
were quickened by occasional pyrotechnic
explosions in the rear. The organist and
his little girl reaped a perfect harvest Of
small ccin,
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21

SALT LAKE.-It is reported that Mormon
dom is in ferment again. According to
telegram in the Union, great excitement
exists in the city, and collision is anticipa-
ted. The Mormons are stated to have been
drilling for weeks, and have got bodies of
armed men out in various directions through
the Territory, while the mountain nights are
prepared with signal fires to telegraph at
any moment The Governor had issued a
proclamation for them 10 disperse, and in
case they should not, the troops will doubt
less have work to do.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-21
The LEcrURE.-On Wednesday night Rev.

The LEcTURE.-On Wednesday night Rev.
NJ. c. Briggs delivered the third lecture of
the course in aid of the Methodist Church.
His subject was Character-Building," and
it is superauous, almost, to say that he trea-
ted it with great earnestness, ability and elo-
quence. If every young man in our State
could have heard his noble appeal for each
one to build up a character for himself, to
do something, to be something, to work up
to plan, a generous, useful plan, and not
waste the best part of life in profitless, aim
less wealth h-accumulation-the amount of
moral stamina and noble purpose in our
midst could not but largely increase. Un-
fortunately the lecturer had small audi
'ence, owing to the counter-attraction of the
Panorama of the Crimean war, which was
exhibited here the same night. This fact is
not very creditable to the town, and it is to
be hoped that this Saturday evening, when
Mr. Briggs will deliver the last lecture, our
citizens will prove by large attendance
that they possess capacity to appreciate and
desire to enjoy the intellectual treat they
are sure to receive. This is no mere common
place newspaporial compliment, but an hon
est and truthful opinion. Beside lecturing
tonight, Mr.. Briggs will on Sunday morning
deliver sermon.