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ClO0Ass and RagLa,ss.


BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
l16............ Canal Street ...........IlG
Have had for them during the full worry large
stock of these Goods copied the modern
samples materials which they will offer Mt prices
of importation of the foreign article
Besides our great variety FINE CLoAKs enabled
offer dealers
ALARoE STOCK OF CHEAP cLoAks,
AZ such low prices their rapid sale at remunera
tive profit We have also on hand a large stock OF
cloa1<illg Materials,
CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
Very Low Prices!
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
o24 2ptf ZIG Canal street, door from Royal
To Planters.
We have in store, besides large stock of
Fancy Dry Goods,
A very superior assortment of
FAMILY AND PLANTATION GOODS.
-Eubruciug all the best descriptions Of
NEGRO BLANKETS,
BED BLANKETS.
KERsEYs,
LINsEYs,
JEANS,
osNABURGs,
STRIPES,
DENNIS,
sHEETINGs.
PLANTATION GOODS,
sHIRTINGs.
FLANNEI.s
Housekeeping Goods, etc.
All of which will be satisfactory quality
and price Country orders promptly and carefully filed
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
o24 2ptf l6 Canal street, one door from Royal
Bes,tk,sysess, Lescis = Co.,
SILKS! SILKS!! SILK sly!
We offering at establishment,
116, Canal Street .ll6
.~ A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
d e = = SILL X -, w..
OF EVERY VARIETY.
| -Comprsing-
| RICH BROCADE ROBES
| ROBES ECoSsAIsE,
ROBES GRIsAILLR,
GRoS D'EPsoM ROBES,
| GRos D'AFRIQTE,
| PLAIN PouLT DE SoIES.
! ~..q. Mu... GRIsAIILE SILKS.
CHINE SILKS,
| RICH PLAID SILKS.
BAYApERE SILKS
| PLAID FoULARD SILKS,
! PRINTED fouLARD SILKS,
CHILDREN's PLAID SILKS
| TWIILED FOULARDS,
| RICH BLACK BROCADE SILKS,
| BLACK PLAID SILKS,
| BLACK SMALL FIGURED SILKS,
| BLACK BAYADERE SILKS,
BLACK eros D'AFRIQUE.
BLACK PoULT DE SOLE,
| BLACK eros DU RHIS.
LINING SILKS,
| "a BLACK SILK FOR sHAwLs
Also for tho Trade, large stock Of
| LOW PRICED DRESS SILKS!
assortmen, Of vELvRTs sATINs, PoPLISs, ETC., etc.
| BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
| oA 2ptf ll6 Canal street door from Royal.
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Aew 9leans laiu Crescent Juesday onng eob 25 1859
y. LcUOis 8 Co.,

-. AecOtS . Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
Have received splendid assortment of
FALL GOODS,
Comprising
THE LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS
FRENCH AND IRISH PoPIINs-Plain.
Fancy
PLAIN AND BRocADE CASHMERE.
PoMPADouR nRoouEr,
MORE ANTIQUE GRIsAILLE
Now Style ROBE DE cHAMBRE. with RURNoUs
FRENCH cALICoEs-For Children.
. :. ChntE Patterns.
PRINTED PIouEs AND coTELINETTE
MOURNING PRINTS.
BEST BLACK SILKS, Plain and Fancy.
BLACK REPS.
BLACK PoULT DE solE. ..4
BLACK ARMuRE, ETC., etc.
81 BLACK TAFFETAs, FOR sHAwLs.
DOUBLE SKIRTS AND TWO PLouNcE SILK ROBES
Entirely New ......
LADIES CLoAKs,
sHAWIS,
BURNous.
J.. .. PIEDAoNTEsE,
TURCOs, etc.
SILK AND VELVET MANTLES,
sHAwLs,
PELIssES
zoUAvEs,
etc, etc, ETC., etc.
Embroideries.
very rich assortment of COLLARS and SLEEVES, of all
descriptions of LACE.
RICH HANDkERCHIEFs
REAL LACE sHAwIS,
REAL CASHMERE SHAwLS
OPERA CLOAKs,
HRAD-pREssEs
u n
JOUVIN'S GLOVES, etc.
]. LEyoIs & CO.,
o24 2p6t Canal and Bourbon ste.
Fail, 1859.
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
No. Magazine Street.
Winter Clotlai1ag..
WINTER CLOTHING!
WINTER CLOTHING!
WINTER CLOTHING!
WINTER CLOTHING -!
SUITS,
COATS
PANTS,
VESTS, ...
SHIRTS,
CRAvATS,
DRAWERS,
. uNDERsHIRTs
SACKS, etc.
PIERSON, HARRISON g. CO.,
oA 2p6t Magazine street, Canal
Teas. Teas. Teas.
PURE TEAS FOR EVERYBODY.
The choicest quality Of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
| Retaled in any quantity suit purchasers
At the
SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
1O2 P0YDRAS STREET, ..
Between Camp and st. Charles streets
tsgu of the Chinaman.)
nTeas boxes, from lbs, upwards Choice
Teas and low prices. o24 2pa.
Champagne.
Mr. A. TROUBLE our Sole Agent for the orders
TX. BARRIE { Co, Rems.
a. TROUBLE,
AGENT FOR
F. BARRIE & CO.'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE
WINES,
ss date 10 ROYAL STREET,
o24 2pl5t New Orleans.
.tesc Ca,.petistys
And
G u r Il AIN G. O ID S.
Il. EI.KIN % CO.,
CAMP STREET .................5S
AND AND II BANK PLACE,
Have hand elegant and full stock of all classes
goods ne which they call the attention
customers and friends. o24 2pet
| Leighton Is Here .dgatn!
AT the
! OLD STAND,
Corner of st. Charles and Canal Streets.
Having just returned with LARGE and CHOICE stock
FINE CLOTHING
SHIRTS,
his immediate supervision, which
| good guarantee for faithful work, he being
/ practical TAILOR AND sHIRT-MAKER,
with twenty experience in catering for his New
Orleans and Southern friends and patrons.
6ExTLBArBN's FUR INSISTING GOODS,
1 -Comprsng-
/ IEIGHToEs PREMIUM SHIRTS,
/ WINTER UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
CRAvATs,
| HANDKERCHIEFs AND
| GLOVES,
ENGLISH
| FRENCH AND
i GERMAN SOCKS.
| SHIRT COLLARS
| BosoMs
/ UMBRELLAS,
/ etc,
Prices Cheap the Cheapest,
And all cases the WORTH GIVEN FOR THE MONEY, at
/ LEIGIITON'S,
/ Corner of St. Charles aud Canal streets.
N. B.-sIiIRTs AND CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
o24 2p3
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u 4 m ID y

Sss
IN Sunday he ia inst haifpsst o'clock
G0lIICAN aged y ssss'- Is. - !
HELEN NORhis' vac g = = lsnso>H' Y ~
49, ,.- rr....-~.-u,D,c nuno-
e8Oppeslslls. 81, 80 4 ~ Wec,;nr, i ia fol.
sssoa Fly q 80 ls.S.'. N" = ~. r,,..r,
sex-e P - g, $50 Y,,..;e, - SATURDAY NIGHT The
Consc squases secona A''ss1 ' 81 E : ~
Ms ..sa ~ - - 1890
~. - II s,th nI.sr,et an SATURDAY NIGHT the
-. ~ $3.50 sss
49,, ..r..t rt and Second Districts On SATURDAY
Sassns' ~ - N = -, VII, u..,, f,.,.
.s ~ ,,hsr ,e...r, vii, address N. us.t,nrs
- $3.50
W. :
n y " p c,rENAN Eso 4. ! candidate far he ooscs
. - X N. p.r;,h N IeH.rson pec,ion s,,t Monday in
= g - Issa o,o t7noy.
.wthcrs,..7 e. ,,r.se,.t n, = = arnc
s.n !. ..,r..HTMAN ~ ma Parish Of ASCENSION
q THOMAS -. J, po.rd If Public
SoaAnAsoiSae' -
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An scax RxRrr OF THE FouErH WARD. Mem
hess q xhe Arlerican party Of the Fourth Ward
~ xSuzesaed ~ notice, published through our
ColuI I. " est II dc Crystal Palace cofeehouse,
90 NSnli ana Front Leyee streets, tomorrow
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- xyorth Rcndinr and Thinking about

ng- Worth Reading and Fhinkfng about
nININGER,S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the use Of the Medical Profession and the Family having super
seeded tho so-eaed Gins Aromatic" Cordial" Med
ca,edn etc. endorsed by all the prominent physcans
chemists connoseurs possessing all those intrinsic me-
dicinal Qualities Tonc Durec which belong to OLD
and PURE GIN Put up in Quart Bottles, and sold by all
Druggists, Grocerr, etc.
A. NJ BININGER Co.. (Estabishod 177S
Sole importers, No. 338 Broadway, n. Y.
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~ For sale by o. o. wooDMAN, B. JOURnAN, G.
MORRISON X, b. wHEELocK CO.. z. GuILLoT, New
orlesns jy23 2ply
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| NJ First Ward American Club-Thc nem-
sers Of Club notified meet at the regular place
! svery WEDNESDAY EvRNING, at o'clock punctuaiy.
SO ~; l.,.t sc2l 2ptno1
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na We are authorized to announce the
shuc u W. r, COLEMAN, ESQ., a candidate for the odcs
Il leT Of the Parish Of Jefferson Election FIRST Monday in
Nc,ssh.r, 1850 olo tTnovs
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~ nm. s~ramd Ward American Club VIII
hald meepr 4 he Ciub No. New Basin every SAT-
nRDAY EVENING al o'clock Punctuai attendance IS re-
ou;red By order Of the President ECO &pu
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u,1vn ward American CIuh-This Club
I'M hereafter meet regularly every WEDNESDAY EVENING,
At o'clock at the usual place.
sy By srder Of the President sell 2pt
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No sixth Ward American Club--This Club
by resolution regularly the FIRST FRIDAY Of each
month ninth the Friday Of September from which time it
IN mat weakly jy30 2ptf
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10 Third Ward American OluD - III III
Il th;s Cub will again take place at No. 81 Camp
.rr, ue.r Natches street. every SATURDAY EVENING at
,oek Native American md Adopted citizens residing IN tue
Erst District are cordially invited to join.
~ enf j. G. PoINDExTER, President.
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+ D4The Great English RcmCdy-.Str James
CLARkEs CELEBRArED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from
scripton Clarke " D., Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
Medicine imposition but and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties Distractions nny
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain moth
ing hurtfui to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' It peculiarly suited will, In short
timc bring the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have never fail where the drec
page of the pamphlet well observed
particulars get pamphlet, FREQ Of tho agent.
B$l % and six postage stamps enclosed to any author
he'd Agent will bottle containing fifty pills, by
| turn of mail
General Agent for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester,
NY, j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
and sold by all respectable Druggists. feS 2ply&W
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na-Havc You a head OF hair or whfsl<ers,
Or unbecong coort Do wish to change
that handsome deep brown perfect and natural
black injury the 6bres and to keep your hair OF the
ngs you DESIRE without trouble Inconvenience II So then
YOU must Chrisadores Excelsior dye which s the only
harmless certain truly natural Hair Dye in
Should you doubt these statements try the article
and If 1t falls dcnounco it.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresscrs.
oS 9plm&W CRIsTADORo, No. Aston House, n Y.
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On Sunday The ga nst halfpast o'clock
COIIICAN. aged $ years +.
As,.delphis on Sunday morning I'd Inst At napass .
1iEf,EN NORRIS wife Of b. q. Hancock, q inns oits.
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ShasUls. Shascls. ShnscLs.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6.......... Canal Street
Are prepared exhibit the
Largest stock of Shayyls
EVER IMPORTED TO THIS MARKET,
Comprising in addition to fine assortment Of
BRocHE sHAwLs,
STELLA sHAw1s,
BERLIN sHAwI.s,
LONG WOOL. sHAwIs,
SQUARE Wool sHAwIs
THIBET sHAwIs.
CLOTH sHAwLs,
CHENILLE sHAwLs,
ZEPHYR sHAWIs
MOURNING sHAwIs,
MISSES sHAwLs
SERVANTS sHAWIs.
Large Stock of Novelties!
Being styles Of sHAwIs be found m any other
tabshnaent
We have in addition to regular stock, about
1000 CHEAP STELLA sHAwLs.
which will be sold the wholesale trade very low prices.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
o24 2ptf ll6 Canal street, door from Royal.
Steamboat and Hotel Goods.
We have hand a Large Stock of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
Comprising
BED BLANKETS AND CoUNTERPANEs,
BERTH BLANKETS AND CoUNrERPANEs
Comforts.
sHEETINGs Of all widths in Linen and Cotton
PILLOW CASINOS :.
MOSQUITO NETTING, Bobbinet, Linen and Cotton
| TABLE DAMAsK from Ga to 1914.
| TABLE NAPKINs-all sizes.
| D'oYI4HEs AND DESSERT CLOTHS
| TowELINGs, DRuGGETs BAIzE, etc.
| All at VERY LOW PRICES.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
| oA 2pf ll6 Canal street. ono from Royal.
Dress Goods.
BENTIIUYSIGN, LEWIS Sc CO.,
I16 ................ Canal ZIG
We have in store assortment of
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Which compare fayorably with any in this city New
York-with large stock Of
DRESS SILKS.
We have every variety Of
FRENCH MERINOEs,
ENGLISH MERINoEs,
MUSLIN DELA1NEs.
CHALLIEs,
ALPACAs,
BoMBAzINEs,
PoII. DE cHEvRE.
vALENCIAs
poPLTNs, FRENCH PRINTS, BAREGEs.
Rich Evening Robes.
Just opened, also
81 BLACK DEI.AINEs,
"a BLACK BAREGEs
81 FIR, MERINoEs for shawls, etc.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
o24 2ptf ZIG Canal street, one door from Royal.
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EV0s'y and Shell Combs.
NEW STYLE DRESS TRIMMIN
8. PiFFET g. SONS,
No. l22 CANAL. STREET,
Have received by late arrivals from Europe beau
fu Of tho GOODS which, richness
aud usefulness has never been excelled
rI-ies would do well to call examine themselves
B. PIFFET & SONS,
o2+ 2p3t 122 Canal street.
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NJ Has Arrived--Dr. james has returned
Northern and resumed tho practice Of his spec
ality.
exclusively all diseases tho Skim Blood and Nery
GUS and General Debility, etc.
found his Old Established Disponsary SO Custom
house street. New Orleans La. se23 2plm&W
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Ensb3'Oi1e1.ies,
f, M r. Old E r I e S.
We Just In receipt from France ships r. D. Shepherd
and Bamberg, full assortment Of
IMBE Old e r. Z ID -,
consisting, in part, of
Rich Embroidered LACE COLLARS AND SETS
4. LINEN G. KANDKERCHIEFS
:. =. SWISS AND JACONET ROBES
CHILDRENS ENID LONG and SHORT DRESSES,
Rich Embroidered NAINsooK AND CAMBRIA SKIRTS.
Ladies' :. UNDER GARMENTS, etc.
All Of which We offer at LOW PRICES.
GIQUEIl h JAMESON,
oA epSt l6 and is Chartres street
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Printing and Bool1-Binding.
Our Printing Blank Mandatory being
the promises having replenhed with materials
and improvements being immediate control and
experience enables facilities in rendering satisfaction to
our patrons Being fully supplied with description Of
stock prepared execute kind of work. in
manner with expedition and reasonable terms.
We solicit call and examination of Work pre-
yjo,s to purchasing ordering.
H. G. STETSON Il CO.,
General Stationers, Printers and
Blank Book Manufacturers,
ga 2pl0t&Wss 81 Camp street.
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... Mourning Goods.
We in store the largest assorted stock or
BLACK MOURNING GOODS
ever offered in this city, viz:
Black Gros Grain and Pout de Sole SILKS
:. Arrnure and Baratha SILKS.
:. Canton and French GRAPES.
:. Fouard SILKS.
=. Bouibazine, Barpour and Cashmere.
:. Mernoes D Ecosse and Alpaca.
:. Poplns, Tamise and N. Dc Lame
.. Grenadine and India Barege and Tissues
=. French and English Prints and Cambries.
-. Grape and Grcnadine Collars and Sets.
=. Merno, Cashmere and Barege SHAWIS.
Together with full stock Of all articles for
MOU RNIN
AL Of our own Importation and just received
M.. GIQUEL & JAMESON,
o24 2p5t Is and is Chartres street.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05
99it mn Is nmur.

AZ OLD JOKE ILLUSTRATED. dav or
two ago, says our (lredl Douglas, friend
Mark Aiken, amau came to this city witt,
one hundred dozen brooms, and called at the
store OF Messrs. G---, to sell them. After
some dlcliering' Il sale was affected at 50 90
per dozen, with the understanding that thew
should be paid for, half in money, and the
other bait in goods at cost price The brooms
were delivered to Messrs. G--,and 800
in money paid to the broom maker. The
clerk OF Alessrs .G-,now ribbed his hands
smiled very patronizingly
WHAT goods shall set out for you sir?.
and said the clerk.
Tho broom maker scratched his head and
Ftsuned ssan attitude of labored meditation.
then recovering llmselfhcs said We'll don't
Know what do want but guess III take tim
dozen 6fooms. Chicago Herald,
ANoTHER MISSOURI SpEEcH.-Somebod
has been making speech in the Missouri
LeslsIatnre.-probably Mr.. Pitt, who wanted
the Sth of January celebrated.
What do gentlemen want? Is corn so
dear and hoe cakes so sweet us to ,,e purcbas-
cd only at the price ofhaying the State -ee,:r=
fisSoned by our enemies; forbid il. .Jcremiabt
Doyou want the institution of yot- State re-.
duced 10 the condition of affairs away down
IN Georgia, where aplantation consists of two
orerseers and one niger? laughter As
tho Post says "ld rather be a long NANCY
strange yellow dog with bob tail and tav at
the moon, than not to say, this is me own me
native State. [Grcat applause And L
VIII defend her institutions so long as grass
runs and water grows [Ronewed applause. |
What's that p said school-master, point
ng to the letter X "Daddy's name" "No,
itisnt daddy's name you bloclhead, it's XII
"!ll b" darned If It's. It's daddy's name
blowed if it amt I've seen him write it Oft
On"
"Who IS that losely grl?" exclaimed tn e
WITTY Lord NoIbury, in company with his
friend, counsellor Grant, "Aliss Glass" re-
Piled the Counsellor. II should often be in
ioNlc"tod could place suclle glass to my lips.
"Speakins Of shaving, said pretty girl to
al obdurate old bachelor, Il should think that
t. palr ol handsome eyes would be the best
mirror 10 shave by" eyes manya poor fellow
has been ShGrea BY them" he replied.
You cant even tell who made the monkey
Tor All yol pretend to know 50 much" said
an Imperiiaent iop toa Clergyman, who hal
reProVea nm Tor profanity. eyes I can.
sad the clergyman. We'll. then who did
make the monhey 2? 'llc who made your
The liusnANps FOURTH OF JuLY.-Tbe
following IS borrowed from the Trinity .Iour-
nal
y citizen passing along the road heard :,
pTodlgious uproar and outcry in n tenement
occupied by very respectable couple. En-
tenng lie discovered the man falling his
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05
4'urtiral.
BEfc Future Life.
by WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

by WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
low shall | know thee in the sphere which
heePS
49,, INC diScmoodIcd spirits OF the dead,
"hSh al oil thee thai lime could w;ther,
sleeps, =,
r
or l SI''l' Icel tiie sung oil cea&elcsS pam
II there | meet thy gentle presence not
Npr near the voice love; nor read again
III thy SerehesI eyes the tender thought.
VIII not thy own meek heart demand nc
~, Ihcre
lhat heart whose tondeSt thrObs IL me
:, were gwen
NY name on earth was ever IN thy prayer.
''0''''
.. 49,,
III meadows tanned ny Heaven $ i'ie-blcath-
n'S Wind'
- Wv ''l''''''e"''o " ''a' i''' ''"uN HI"''e,
al" 'a'ser movements "i the u"iet'crcI
v..,, ",'"",
M
'n' 'oNo 'h"V l'o" t"ro"Sh III! The stormy
P"S'i
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05

Gosslr-Ihc bane Of social life; always
indicating smal! mind, having affinity with
petty concerns; often malicious mind dc
lighting in traducing others; irrcvercncc for
truth; riskng the violation OF it for the pleas
urc olteling stories, which may be false, often
arc known TO be so great lack Of nonor-a
sneakiug Opposition, saying behind the back
Of another what would not be said before his
face; prcsunptivo want Of power to Converse
on nobler subjects; al least lack Of interest ia
them. Generally supposed to belong exclus-
lively to woman, but supposed very incorrectly
Male goSaips are very numerous, and arc worse
than female. Their spheres are different -
Women gossip chiefly about domestic Nfs,
love, marriage, Irritation, servants, entertain
ments-aud world of mischief they do there
of heart-burnings, lcart-sinkings and heart
breakngs-of broken ties and alienated affec-
tons. But men gossip, too. Authors, pro-
lessors. commercial ren--oh ! what keen, bit
ing, withering gossip they have! half untrue.
wholly needless. Literary gossip, political
gossip why, the world is half ruled by gcs-
SIP half its iniseries are made by gosip.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1859.

voice was drowned in the tumult At last
Judge Crawford rose TO his feet, and the re-
lspcct due to the halls of Justice appeared to
return to all on the instant He informed
MIR. Stanton that as soon as the verdict was
recorded he would be pleased to listen to
him, to which Mr.. S. replied that he hoped
the Court would excuse those prescnt-thcre
were occasions, happening but seldom, yet
they would sometimes occur, when the vcricst
cynic that ever brealhed could not lolp feel
ing jubilant-he said he felt so at the present
time, and commenced capcring around in 4
manner that would have done no discrcdit
TO French professor Of dancing. At length
Mr.. Middleton announced that the verdict
had been recorded, when Mr.. Stanton arose,
his face radiant with wild excitement, and
said. May it please the Court, move that
the Hon. Daniel T.. Sicklcs be released from
custody" Judge Crawford instantly replied,
81 so order it," Again Mr.. Stanton said, 81
crave pardon Of your Honor, but Mr.. Sici,les
desires before the Court adjourns TO shake
every gentleman of the jury by the hands.
The Nid-hcartcd Judge ordered thc officers
to make way for Mr.. Sicklcs to get to the
jury box, which was done 4; and amid an
other sc0ne Of excitement, lie who had but
few moments before been prisoner, was
warmiy greeted by hisdelvercrs This scene
really bc@gars descriptions and we will
only say that big tears were seen to run
down the checks of many of the strong men
who composed the jury. After minute or
two the Court adjourned till Monday morn
ing next.
MI. sIcKLEs OUTSIDE THE COURT HOUSE.
As soon as the officers could clear the way,
Mr.. Siclllcs left the court room surrounded
by Il host Of his personal friends He was
preceded by lis aged father, who wept for
joy, As soon as Mr.. Sickles reached the
front Of the City Hall, he was surrounded
by vast crowd Of all sorts of people, who
yelled and chccrcd their appreciation of the
verdict: those who could do SO gave him
hearty shake Of the hand. lie at once took
II carriage and drove off to his own house in
Lafayette square, where he received the con-
gratulatinns of numerous friends. The crowd
around the court house soon dispersed. As
if by lightning the news of the vcrlict spread
through the city, and during the afternoon
60 where you would tho topic of convcrsa-
ton was the acquittal of Mr. Sicklcs, for
while all pity the fate Of the unfortunate
Key, they at the same time admit that Sick
les pursued the only course left him as a man
OF honor.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05
THE LAW oF NEWSPAPERS.

lfiubscribers order the discontinuance OF
their newspapers, the publisher may continne
TO send them until all arrearages are paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled the bills and ordered them discon-
tnued
If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the newspapers are
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
The courts have decided that refusing to
tkat newspapers from the Office, or removing,
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facia
evidence of intentional fraud.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-05
Useful EeCeiDts,


KhubAEG IARTs.-Peel and slice the rhu-
parn, swec'cn to taste, and fix q sn gooseberry
taIt. They revery delicious.
BOILED PUDDiNG. Onequart of mill, MIN,
eggs, seven spoonsltls ofHour. little salt -
tut ina bag and boil three-quarters of an
hour
Po:Aro pCDDISG.--Two ponds of Pota-
toes, boiled and siltcd, three-fourths of a pound
oi sugar, one half pint Of cream, seven eggs
and nntmess.
10 lhESEkyE tdGs. Set them away in "A
dry cellar, Standing on their ends, and turn
the other end up, once week They will
keep year fresh
SUNDERLAND Pupplxo.-Si eggs, one pin,
OF cream, little salt, four table-spoonsfnl of
Hour, and nutmeg. Bake one hour. and eat
with sweet sauce.
Ho" TO KEEP HAMS NICE FOR SUMMER
| lsE-Tie them securely in paper, cover close
ly with ashes. This keeps them sweet. and
protects from all insects.
MAKING HoEEY.-Taky ten lbs. Of suoor
dissolve III four pounds of water, two pounds
Of honey When cooling, stir in ten dorps
Of peppermint.
To BRoWN CovFEr.-Cofee should be
wv - . "'''. '.iiy 20 hght ches-
be lively and fly around the sides of the cup,
Prcr prnn,vc- o,or.o. oc
rica onl ,,iart ~ ,,;I suI oi pound oi
img W., i,. w. '',.N 2''r wen whiie boil
pound Of butter, same ofsugar, six eggs, spice
70 taste BAKE one hour.
Mock APPLE PlE-One teosnoo,n,, of
tartaric acid, one cup Of smear ono me-, cm,, of
brcad-crumbs. one egg one mint Of v.oter n,,, y,