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IL The North China Herald states that news
paper published at Shanghai in Chinese by the
missionaries, has attained a circulation OF 100
The people buy it week after week, paying cash,
and each purchaser reads il aloud
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IL John Cockburn, Of New Orleans, has
brought suit against the Of the late steamer
Princess, for damages to the amount Of 80, CO.,
for personal injuries received by the explosion Of
that boat
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BOARDING.

MRS. r.. O.. HARRISON, who has kept n Con-
IVl gressiOnO boarding house for the last ninete
years, will, on the 18th Of April open her house for
tho accommodation OF permanent and transient
bnarders. Those who desire a quiet and comfort
able home will please call at 377 Pa avenue, he
tween AZ and 9Th streets. south SIDE. an Tim
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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL-Attorney Gen
eral Black, who left this city q short time agc
to visit Pennsylvania, for the benefit of hi
impaired health, is expected back to- morrow
The intelligence received from him is that hi
health has been greatly improved by his brie
absence from official duties.
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A GREEN, Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auctioueey.

Two RE SOLD AT PERt.IC SAIE-Oa
tn RSDAN. April nth, I9Ja. AT ; O'Clock D.
M 10 frnnt 81 th" promises, shall sell "a cnupi-
anre with the terms II decd of trust e. mr. dated
september 18th, laS7, recorded ~ Idhar T. A. = No
l42, fnlI = 81 of the land records for ths
county 81 Washington, Lot ,, IA Square ,eo, with
tho improvements.
Terms cash, ard if not complied with IN Svn DAYS
alter sale, property 10 loo Tcsd the risk and cost
ol the purchaser. EDWARD D. MI I'm
ap7-2aw&dS A. GREEN Auct
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III Late advices from Jamaica state thu, An.
blacks that Island encouraged by the succe.. ~
their neighbors, the Haytians, appear also dis.
posed to attempta revolution.
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ID Intelligence reached Fort Smith, Arkansas.
on the 3st ult.. Of the death of the famous Semi
Mole Chief, Billy Bowlegs. Suspicion arc enter
aimed that he was poisoned.
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UTThe Baltimore American says that several
barrels Of green peas arrived there yesterday
ing from Norfolk
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DFThe Massachusetts, Legislature which was
in session ninety-one days passed 273 acts and IO
resolves
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by 4. GREEN, Auctonecr

STEAM ENGINE AND GRIST MILL At
.. ACCrIoN-Oh MONDAY, the 9Th A prIl, tnst.
At O'clock y. M. che St"an Engine. Corn Nall,
&c., IA the house ga lot 81 Square Iga 2ta street,
near j., Will Ice sold 10 the fIgheSt hddaT. A good
opportunity to get great lar.ain.
Terms At sale.
ap H-d A GREEN Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
N, WALL, RARNAPD A.

Br WALL. A. BARNARD, Auction.ers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIREFI-R-
I,oS:,By virtue IF deed II trust, duly rrcordS IA
NISJbiy SoF ~ fits ;s. sSf vi, -c
Sscss the en1 ra and fif %. s ss,.
contained in honsss No. 464 and Acc Tli t'saRta
ST. west, b"twecn Pennsyivsnia az. and D. street.
/ SUIT Of Walnut sqd Hair CiotA Parlor Furniture,
Arm; Easy, and Rocking Chairs, HAIR Cloth aud
MahossSS Sofa.. Centre Tables.
EteEcres, Gill Mirrors, Curtains,
BIas.cls I'hreS- ply and lngrsln Carpets.
MahoSany sSa Walnut BSd.t Ssds. WARDROBE.
Ftrst-rat' Frather Beds, Boosters, and Pillows.
Enclosed WashstAnds. small Tables,
Extension aud Side Tables. Matthias
Toilet Sets. I.ookiaE glasses OiiclotL
Shira snd Glass Ware. Kn,vcs aud Forks. &c.,
Silver Forks sne s soo %. PsteS Gs c,.,o,,
With large assortment of other article. not hero
enumerated, all Of which will bc sold without
Terms: sao and under, cash; over that sum. .
curity.
Tho attention. fdealcrs and hnusek eepersis called
TO ne above sa,e as the arteles are 81 good quality
81, ELsEYBoLT; Trustee:
Ry J. c. Mcguire a CO.. Aucuoueers.
TRusrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
u ESraIE-By ViItne of two deeds Il trust from
John Bohisyer " aad wife, duly executed and &c
the IotS Ia, Of May, lss At s.. o'ciocs ;. M on iso
premises, Lots Nos ,, 3. SIS, o, 10 aud IT, square
:, Tho above property Is c'isiby situated on south
street, between Sth and 9Th streets east and ..u
5th and 6th Streets east, between south and 81
The improvements thereon are well and suhStan-
The property will he sold - y wrale or divided
m lots To SUIT purchases, aud offers opportu-
Torms IF sale: One third cash, and balance In s.
" and " mouths, for notes brarIng interest from
day Of sale, secured upon the property.
mEf,ls a q ire cor I'D nth ii
after the sale. tho trustee reserves the o. resell
upon ono weeks notice, at the RISK and expense uf
purchaser.
All convey ancinC ~ the eN ranSa or the nurcha
sers. CHAS. = w AI.fACH. TfuAtea
aP lI-eo&ds =. &. Mcguire a CO, Aurts.
BY J. q. McGUIRE & co, AuotIonecrs.
NECtTOR'SSAI.EO OF VALUABLE Bull
~ DING l:oTs ~ INV FIRsr w.RD-On THTRS-
DAY AFTERNOON. Apui 18th. al So o'elosk on
the PROMISES, shall sel original Lot No %. "a
Square No. - fr"Htlng u feet I'D street west.
between north & ard " streets. running back ~
ct Y iect inches each running hack the full depth
Terms: on" fourth cash tho residue ~ C. p. and
W months with interest, secured by deed trust
on the premises.
ANDREW v. ScHNEBLY, Exec.
ap6d J. &. Mcguire a CO, Aucts.
H. IMMEDIATELY AFTER WHICH WE
sha soil l"t No T. On square No. s., fronting y fest
"a inches "n north g street. a. the corner "f ~
diri,ifsl To- st purchasers. The corner portion ,f
Tue iot Is lnpTOVsd 10y two st0ry fTalne dwelling
hcuse, with lack buildings, stable, &c-, and the
ar Ia-d &c. MCGUIRE a co, Aucts.
NTTHE ABOVE SALE ISITNkVoTDARLY
Postponed until MON DAY AFTERNOON, Apui
18th. same hour aud place.
apISd ]. G. Mcguire a CO., Aucts.
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T LABORATORY or THE SMITHSONIAN. :

/ ABokATORf OF THE SMITHSONIAN.
IL APRIL II, 1857.
the Whisky which yoq sent me for analysis, with
the view of detecting in any Of those substances
which often present in such liquors as impuri
ties authorizations. s-..s .s-.5 +. 7 : ~
find it to be free from any considerable amount
of fuse oil, from any acIid or narcotic drug, and
from any metallic contamination.
IT is rather strong liquor containing little oyer
evaporation amounts tn about Eve grains in q pint,
and consists in great part those substance. which
It has been kept for some time in the cssk, and that
no attempt has been made 20 give it false smooth
ap l5-3taw5w BIT. RAIG, NJ d.
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TIE WEAraER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
Tho time Of observation is about o'clock:
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FUTURE DAYS.

Bv J. C. Mcguire 4 Co, Auctioncers.
DUlIDlNG MATERIALS At AUCTION-Ou
~ SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 18TH. ATT
O'Clock, on tho promises, weEhal sell, the odd FraHe
Dwelling house ~ street north the CORNER II
18th street west, together with the old BRICK ~t.ns
Foundation, &o all Of which must be removed from
Terms cash.
sPIi-d =. c. McGUIRE a CO., Aucts.
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oftho very best quality served
Us. I" Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs, and Private
Families, at very low price. FIR ESH CAKES
maze every day and sent to any part Of the city.
PARTICULAR attention given to serving parties wifi
every lng that Is nocessary. Apply at the PHIL
and SITS. mar % Imt
~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ Books of subscription to the stock of = new
s5Ildipg AfSoolatISn are now open at tho store of
office of T. M Hanson, No. $50 7th street opposite
ihteil9ehcer omce. mar Tiff
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barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m (cor.
reG.ed Tor temperature % rs; at noon 20 is
thermometer, at a. m. 49,; at noon CO..
Manimum during "a hours ending o a. M To-
day, So; minimum 43s - - "
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FRENCH WORKING COTTON. FANCY
j. HAIR PINS, INDIA RUBBER' COMES.
" aiN and other BRUSHES, CHINA ORNA
MENTS, &c, cheap for cash, at
aP Is 81 LAMMONDS, 9TH st.
SHALL. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a large stock Of the above named Whisky, and re-
sPcctiuy request those in want of pure article t
awe me call. H. J'NEkIE
aP I5-tI No. 81 Ionisian avenIIe-
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AUCTION SALH.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES ON a. ST,
BETWEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SoUIu y
SrRkEI, ST PtRtIC AuCTIoN-On WEDNESDAY
premises, shall eel. Lot No. II, subdivision IF
square No. 81, fronting 50 feet a. street, between
l3 feet 10 inches to alley, with the
consulting of two wei built two-story rlck Dwell
ling houses, with back buildings, covered with tin
and slate, and containing rooms each.
Terms ne-fouTth cash the residue in 6, 9, L,
and Is months. with interest secured 10y a deed Ina
trust the premises.
I5-d j. e.. McfrIlIRE co
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The Cheapest Paper in America!,
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0TPOST OFFICE,
uS WAsHINGTON CRY, April IA, I95p
The Northern mail will hereafter be closed at u.
and O'Clock p: IN. daily, except on SUNDAYS on that
day but ono malls despatched, closing at ~ O'Clock
=, The West and Northwest Mails will be closed at
The Annapolis Mail will close at IL and O'Clock
p. w. daily, except Sunday.
The norfolk and Portsmouth Mails will close
daily. except Sunday, at Ia O'Clock p. M
The Sonthern Mall viii close at "a and 9 O'Clock
p; 20. daily, except on Sunday; on that day at
The Orange and Alexandria Mails close daily at
ap li-St WM ZONES p NJ
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NEW STYLES, SPRING STYLES
y IN ELEGANT MA NTILLdS
Just received this day the largest aud best asset
mont OF rich plain BLACK SILK MANTiLLAS
that we have ever offered. Large size square and
PoInted Black Lace Shawls, very che ap Black
Mlddles in Square and Round Corner Stella SHAW
All cheap, and to which invite the special aten-
ton Of the lafies. j. w. COt.LEY Il CO.
up l5-lw 523 7th street, above Pa ay
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ERESH GOSHEN BUTTER,
l. FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER
FirSt Instn 'tneH Of the Seasonal have inst re-
celyed, direct from the diaries in New York. few
packages o. tins Justly cslebratrd BUTTER, which
can recommend to my friends and customers As
the very best table Butter in our market.
GEO. nj. OYSTER.
apl5-5t' Centre Mark ct. bet nth and gth Sta
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WANTS.

WANTED-A PLACE in store in WASHING
w tor, by yonng man from the country. who
mas had years experience in store there. lie has
an Is Sts - ~ O'N>'
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~. O.. o. F.-The members of the Order in
US tending to visit New York on the 26th inst
who desire to have quarters engaged for them by
the COMMITTED arc requested To hand IN their names
To the Sub Committees during the present week as
hna arrangements to that end will no com ted on
the 18th inst. The General Committee will mcotIon
ap HS VIM. r. MCLEAN Sec
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MULES FOR SALE-Two young aud large sig,
Vl MULES for sale; psTfectly sound aDds
gentle, well broke 70 harness, and fire ~
quentiy usrd IN family carriage. Persons 0A0
wishing to purchase such Mules can iu-Ah
suire ut Hutchinson Mpnro's, No. 3I0
Pa: avenue or Il. 4. Tsclifiely, Esq Gen ,ral Ia,
Office. " " i'
ap I-2wH #--r JOS THOMPSON
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nTTHE ABOVE SALE IL TNAVOIDABT.Y
postponed until MONDAY AFTER NOON AprII
spIsd j. q. Mcguire a CO., Auct,.
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G MECHANICS TOOLS.

NIRIFFITH Il SHIELDS, 330 Penn. avenue
have lust received another large addition to "a
their STOCK OF TOOLS, such as Spear & q
Jackson's and Disston's Saws; Badwin's and "a
and Chises; Drawing Knives, Squares, r. u!e. -
Compasses, Chalk and Lines, Bowels, MaIlets, Il c.,
change.
We profess to keep a large variety of tho best
Tools, at the lowest prices. Come and see us-it
will cost nothing TO examine the stock. apis
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FAIR PLAY FOR POOR MEN.

A charge Of piracy is an ugly thing to meet
where there is any chance of conviction, as pre-
mature death at the eLd Of rope is not pleasant
subject Of cohte nplation. But duce est pro pat'ia
mor says the pro7erb, and pure patriot does not
50 much consider the probability or the method OF
coming to his end as the purpose to DO gained by
ri.krg the chance of it. Ii is good thing for the
world that there are stronger passions in the breast
Of mon than the love Ct LIFE
II is also ell for one half of our beloved country
that there are in it whose love for its interests
is greater than their fear OF being hanged. They
are determined that her rice-swamps and cotton
fields shall not want for labcr.rs. because an un-
just law st rests upon her statute books. 1t IS
surprising, however, that, among our Southern
feow.citizers, there is not 8 perfect unanmity
upon this subject. While all are agreed that
Slavery is divine institution, they are not agreed
that its blessings should be extended to those on
whom tie original curse still rests, but who have
not yet the opportunity of coming under the
,meEorating influence Of the remedy provided.
We confess that We are shocked st such perysfse-
ness in our Southern brethren. We fear that
they permit themselves to be governed by some
selfish considerations.
In the Atlantic Slave States they have
what il known as the riginta! crop, on which
tteir prosperity, they pretend, depends;
crop that is, which gives lis fail return, once in
twenty yssrs only. The product of this crop is
niggers ard its time is estimated from the fact
that tbst article Of commerce reaches It's highest
yslue st the age of 90 Ia the increased demand
" hlch has ,pruDg up latteIy for this stape, the
| crop is hsryested now, We presume, IN something
les. than score Of years; but it is well known
that it is, Whatever may be its time Of rpening,
the chief source of the wealth OF Virgins, aid some
| other States. /: 10 from these states therefore,
that tie chief opposition comes to the patriotic ell
forts of Others further South to reopen the iore'gn
| traffic Regardless Of the favorlte Southern doc
trne of Free trade; regardless OF the interests Of
the poorer clsss, 10 whom tie luxury OF "nlggers
i, necessaIily denied by its high price; regardless,
above all, Of that branch of missionary service OF
which Spanish Catholic, have DOW the almost ex-
elusive control; these vi2intial cultystors permit
themselves 10 be governed BY tue DarroTest views
OF their own interest. 1t is undoubtedly true, that
a man, .ourd in limb and wind and raised at Mon
ticelo or Mount Vernon, is, at this moment, worth
| in the New Orleans or Mobile market, even If
.eyen.eiahths white, $1,000, while the pure, uns-
dultersted article could be- delivered at either place
| from the coat Of Guinea at about $500. The Vir.
ginian trade would probably be ruined BY such
competition; bat that is not the question. Smaller
interests must Always yield to larger. Sacrifices Of
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sesAs 70 MAKE eissa breast q il and cay h"w
many losiers b KEEP. ia hs Custom Houses, he's
much money tbese feH,ws collected, sod hs~ much
they got for doing it, be WA oemp-iied 70 ackne"i
edge that at Wilmington. Delaware. the SUN col
lected in I:57 was 81 81, to do which be en-
ployed eight men, whose salaries Amounted 70
SIS, 345 3-a dead loes Of nearly $4,000. Az
Annapolis, four mes. ardent Ma Southern sun
could mike them, were kept painfully busy who e
year in cole ctins STA. for which they received
sos. At Ocrakoke, North Carolina, go were
cole cted at co.t of 81. 800. At Port Oxford. IN
Oregon, 50 s. were collected by two stout, able
bodied men. who received the inslgninc'o'
sum Of $2,7O2 for this extraordinary Effort az
Monterey California, the amount collected reicned
the snug sum Of si2, but it required three men 10
perform the feet. They performed mu n greater
ole by drawing salaries to the amount oil S''o'o'
At buffalo, ia this State, $40, 40 % were col
lect.d. for which laborious service ten men re-
ceived the comfortable sum Of sl6,S96 81.
Whist hind Of man must Mr.. Cobb be to "lier
such a.rocous abuses ss these to 60 unreformed
Doubtless be il not responsible for their
original existerce-these leeches usy have been
hanging to the public teat when be assumed
Office. But be suffered thsm to continue untll
be call from the Senste uncovered their afro
ciousness. Nay, we have no evidence that be
has ever stopped this deliberate robbery OF the
public purse, nor any that i. is not continued to
the present hour OF what svails it that duties or
imports run up to high figure, if the money is to
be squsndered in this acsndslcus manner. Here
are only six Custom Houses whose gross receipts
are Si2,64s %, to collect which costs Sll,119 ST.
thus mixing dead loss Of So, $50 "a There must
he gross psrtisanshp nrol in this shame
full waste of public money This excess OF cost must
have gone into the pockets of the DULLES and whip
pers in whom the Administration eyeryHhero re
tain 10 carry elections. We doubt not the next
House Of Representatives, will uncover a tissue OF
sckenins yilisnes, enacted in connection with the
Phadelphis Navy Yard, jast previous to the last
election. With waste Ike this in single de-
partment Of Government outlay, no surprise should
be felt at the magnitude of any deficiency bill % be
submitted to Copgtess. But tho same corrupt e1-
travsgsnce msy be seen in every department, and
will. no doubt, be hereafter detected where it may
not now be even suspected. Every Investigation
10 far has developed its existence. The next Con-
cress will contain more than one Hercules, strong
enough to grs,pIe with the task Of unveil'ns the
hidden abo,it tons Of the powers that be, aud OF
thus showing why the Treasury is empty. Such
invest cstion, pushed with proper energy, msy
make even ilustrous personages curse the day they
consented to take office.
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HEARTLESs IMPOSITION.

~ .y and an b be have rty been vis ed By e q "
e.Ls bo have hen os d ss1 and medicine de~eri
counterfeit oftts jus;y oei es;ss remedy n.pw
that tie go nne R,ow.Ys Rk.Dy ksiIrr, ksGuL.TiNG
Y,t. Avn RyAoyArkc REsoLNf>r cannot be purchased I'LL
.r o,r regular pe. and when s:r-ns and irresponsible nee
frum v~pSsrs pupc furnish IN, 81 Remedies at ted ed
mice ,ou nav rely upou being defraaded 49,
kw yeN. spce . bard OF coasPs ots against the raehc
k.eth Rsdwsys Ready Rebel AID oncr poPaA
cnes Th<u quarters wsie IN peiN bNShFis sNu
Hsntn W. We exec tacse rascals and 'aececdeo
IN diivns III IN cot efCsDscs .,,-
R.c.ut int. s,uce to Csns3s advises that some Of ts
usz 10 again Of large, snd iuitstg oar kAAof
RrLivy cirou.rt the falss rpe'f osr GeG W. eau
on our hiep hcse moeu fofgli' ara ii'e
eur patients puit hsse er~5 tom us NO 70 Jof S
rom W. FssEk of Beectsr aid Cnfisi"Pasi " All
dresist. will ss;y that they have the genuine esdy
Resf r sAle wild insrt their name, Cur AdyrTheAen'a
R.pwsY Co.. No = joan Ct.
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THE GREAT KASTERN.

There is good news sfoat for them that 60 down
to the sea in chips. The bitter jest OF Dr. Johnson
that going TO sea Was merely being in jail with the
chance Of being drowned, has had ITS point bunted
Drowning is to become obsolete. Shipwrecks, tales
Of Yesterday. Sessickne.s, utterly abolished. Mr.,
Brunei 10 the modern Xerxes who has lashed the
waves and encbaiued the wind 10 some purpose,
aud bTidged the ocean with single boat Inc
Great Eastern is actusly getting ready for sea, and
in the course ofthis Autumn We shall be oil hurry
ire down to Por,lani to see her. To Portland,
indeed As if she were longer than from here to
Albany and could not lie brosdside on along the
Civ, But Portland it is to be, and thither We
.ball all repair to gaze upon this new LcTiathan
which Man
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" uo., vs,usbe" (..y Si.coN) bsfors de'e sa
.,,sl,. (xr have 90 doaot) i.messe<s"'r'
ward, There hAs been noth,os lac I" "e""s
..vs HI, dog a poauneot At Ne~'feNd. NO su'ef
ibe F.et.esire m,a did write BITS '"ac''s go
- .sr,og world knoTn al about MJV"a
Good Lucy r
r.,.h.,o,e No II was described "UNCLg iS'
CRY. MARI THE PERFECT MAN NOV
a.. At los, TO decite what tais Inscription tnSs'
D,uitr, Ter to "Uncle Harry Phjsic"y' -"
\. ws. what A dealer would pr.nouoce ""sn'
,,a A for the New Orleans market WsHp
nose not for be is spoken Of By The Oe'e
- an old m.p.' He VISA Bspt.t He could sse
n, Rible. and he did re,d it. Il is ALEC meaasea
that bis V ife wss "su excellent COOK - reasH
Abe combination Of merits in "one lot. i"''
f." tho excellent cook" il dead, got . erA'es~"'
or has a fair prospect Of that ornsme ,tA re'is''
brarce to solsce her s,esing snd roasting 's0s''
we are not Informed.
Such ,,uff az this Fayetteville IN. c. O0s-"T
pert strates is always caught up BY the dough pr
arc especially by the doueh-rel'g'ou' Pre''' An''
n,r.drd ostepts,iously, as if il reilly meant 'ose
thing Sofar IS it goes TO provs soythiog toacass
the slave system, its good Influence upon The u''-
ter its justice to the slave il" ame'''rsuas
ch,r,ctr-iLformatio Of this nature 10 worse than
,.s,e.. for IL aeludes some hoae'' ~ell-meaal ns.
Ard weak people out of the common sense wits
which the system should be con'dered. Nobody
..,, that there are not benevolent masters No
bodv SAWS that there are no. contentcd sAvs
Nobody says that there are not Individual c''cs IN
which the relation is cot happy one. But NOBODY.
upou these isolated cases. spreading to sensislsy
rather than sense, will pretend to Judge Of great
system. which must be theoretically bad. aad Is
known to be bad 10 practice.
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ny J01ysdS.

TIE Roeleaer Union, on Tuesday, said that NJ.
De Lave would perform fests on the Genesee tight.
rope quite new, and which will "defy the powers Of
all n, ais now in the field. He will walk to the center
ofthe river, seat himself upon the rope in chair, aud
take lunch. lie will then tie his balancing Pile 70
the rope at one end and descend TO the other, sos
IS feet holding the pole by bis hands and then ssks
drink of water in dippsr from the sheet, as pours
over the brink Of the precipioe. Thisw be feat Of
daring yet unsurpassed by any performer on the tight
rops.'
The widow of the late Gen. Quitmsa died u her
nlants.iou in Mississippi On the I'd ut.