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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEI
80 W IiFlh AVENUE
Mthe Intersection Of Broadway, OP. Madison Squar,


Mhe Intersection Of Broadway oP Madison Square,
New Work.
-. IT, 70 opf1sd august ~. 1ssq.
IiS i0'7iior Tie most desfrahc
polls being The most healthy. drnght and GENITAL In th
y d ES near ami convenient 20 the Hudson River aud Boston
Railroad uepois 49, '''
The entire zcsnts ie ricnt are The ~ ~,
nature study amt NTrrruct and reudt &c the mot
AMI home Ike Hotel % be- world
AT t'- mprlslci O. that comfort convenience have s-
Er,trd. have been iu.roduced '' ''-
Every ueautou has been taken duu- construction 10 secure
lh Festive safety % glcsts FROM tr dangers grafton
>uhdiF sion double brick walls
The roof All ~ t- a1or, double ana are
er or cement, MAKING she eutire moot
Among other Important proye addition
starEa y VERTICAL EAlr T. ready hronvrv
ION e h 20 We upper aoors plan which adr1. of no
Lcfv spsciou' and corridor forming hun,
ded feet upon each Of the six stories light and .r he Mn
est degree, 60 every apartment
liberal space has been appropriated public nr,w- R,,
and farlors coun@gfE vhch billing Rooms tgr. HI
sand Promenade uAl Suites Of spacou Parlors Ch.rbs
especially desned ior the comfort Of families travelling p4ris
and single gentlemen. e T'''''
An cxchauge containing the ~ ne isy and All a.,
eVcnruces Tor commercial Intercourse and tusues has bss
added 70 e many other features o. Hotel amt there L. r.
fEtaPh ohee connecting uiih sn par. ofthe country
hAIa ana Oes Ho't otte most approved and apu5nt
ments provided Dr ne russia and thf 1ahHr
The furrlrr, and every Gle me 81 absf,a,
been expressly designed and manufactured Tor the Frrr ,rr
Huru. - ''''' ~ ''''
An Communications 'r apartments or uron any tsir.,.
ntcied wh the house please irstt FF1u AvENrr Ir mi
order o. Insure imuriiafr attention 1870 .'
ne entire oanfsgn y nl' Hotel has under The irs
Won OF Va FAkAN sIfNFNs. proprietor Revere AMI r
houef in Boston and Hattie aud Point Clear Houses in wItu
SUI. f'ltw HITCHCOCK. DAZZLING a
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HOOTS Am suOUS

tE Subscriber has just returned from the North and
Il Is nov Ia receipt of his FaI Roots Shoex ~
franks, Nalsrs, Carpet Bags 4c &C. would AZ
os respectfully call the attention % purchasers -
eotcnt that lbs stock cannot be
aud quality Tie particularly Invites Merchants aad a.,
ers buying 90 sell asain, give him before uurca
determined to sell CASH the same quality of 800
san be bought in any Of the Northern taarkefs
lie Is sso prepared make order ANYTHING "a his Inc In IN
best manner his stock Of very Large and H. r
beat quality. ocI T. X WHITE N MI :,
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ELEVENTH TRI-ENNI.

E~THE ELEVENTH TRI-ENNI.
49, Al Meeting % the Gen fras. Evseo,.I sand,x
school Union Charch Boob society be held n :, Paul.
chgreh Kehmond Va. "wednesday hst Osobcr i2th "a
The sermon preached Rev A. G Con-. ID n .,a
q collection taken m aid o the Society. - =" -
Adjourned meeting for reading the report for sayoea
Ing the claims the society, viii be III sane pi.e ~
the nes evening rhursday the iah same hoa and an
such other evenings OeeAsou require - =
se21-td N rr-1-rfr
The rrlennia Meeting Of the Board Of Of the s-..
Protestant Episcopal sunday School Union
eety, -i be held Psu Church. Richmond Va ON ypIuaY
night the iith Of October, at ] O'Clock.
s~1s-tdm n TrrTrtr
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REAUTIRUL FARM REAII nICI,nnnn

~
qirts NJ Te-i nee n the city,
country pace, 20 which DE reside
90 the Nesthhu and Grove street rod- from The civ
he tract contains Hboui seventy acre. aI n dne roud
p houc hu ~ brick lni contain eight rooas eNciaye
81" sore room ielfnou g. Tie dairy
apartments are ample anti In good repair stable rarTisgs
moose lnicoW houses are large aud In c4rt
hi "rclrd arr well stock led with
The ward prrtiy laid uI aud supplied nAuy he utiG g
e. sAdeirecs and cyrrrccns n rarriy desirable
place ouered iars'e sud be- Invites tr thos- In
Nani ~ really beautiful rrr1t ciy call and examine
~ lie can be found home every aer four ori,f p
WI TAX pleasure in shoSinE 10 To- wishing puris-
" not Disposed o privately. ul De- Auction On
| DAY, iht 18Th DAY Of October, A. SO O'Clock
For terms, SC, apply
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TWO NEW NOTES Upon wORCESrKR,s
, MORN PIANOS. T

A BOUT PIANOS.-We are sps-si.d,,,,
-. s DC 70. ~, iai9Lmalon In regard The hest
utater OF fIANp-fOKrEs Personal knarisie. g. 7-s3
~ n Instruments made By w. woEcasrys nriirs " N
Nsrd the palm % superior M,
ulsl ana durability % material an the .sg, 49, OF
,n. fus!iss OF hrsirate insumtu NJ Mr. 49,. 10
ssei-N J. tt1a tirsrs- FsI n ISsa '''' -
- pa. e 10 many ways and many times -spr-s.l - -,
.pnsV ln praise Of American mechauir. 'P'u
t =, hr eNtehve piano mandatory on
ned nat opinion. aud al onvt 49,, ~ n
No n ~, auiiiui Instruments
nos, ~ sesnnF European. The Phiharnonc sor,s, ~
paBs ~ tJj, @ soelsiS ~ this country, WoFrs.t ~.
kfahd concerts. We lad or. H.
o ~. "a. - years snd Gud dlmiuut n In -.
Ms ~ lohe--t 4 hrFrsss, March "a 80 " s-e-'
Am constantly supplied with a hai as.-,,sr, , a.
~ eho,er Flancs and shall most h.pry q, "ol,r'
PlletA
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES

-
FRANCE, BROADBENTS a Co Nanarer.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Tickets ii - 49, -
IS % - n 80 "a 3 as 20 CO % "a
Drawn Nos. Consolidated Lottery C1.,. No A. an
Tickets, fig 49, -
~ 20 - - % 81 81 80 si no ia N a,
oel' FRANCE. BROADBENTS co M,n.-.-.
IfRANCE, nnOADuENTs a. co b.vin, o,,.,,
~ from the Legislature OF Delaware, LOTrfRY CSTRaST
continue IN operation Tor period rWENrt lyE,s Sni
% sven bonds 10 the state Tor one million OF Dol
ihns. Tor The prompt payment OF all prizss sold are no
~ Wilmington Del, the of
OF and other purposes and The s..
sex County Lotteries OF Delaware, same obi.
An driving, under IN. saPerntsndsnee Lottery Cunni..n
Prizes paid as 100 a.
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HUBERT p. LEFEByRE, A.. NJ Principal
Natural Philosophy, Literature Moral and
- - Mental Philosophy, Preach. 49,
WILLIAM g. WILLIAMS, A. r., Vice PRINCIPAL
Astronomy, hAthvIaAlcs Chemistry History
Latin. 80 '''
EDWARD C HOWARD,
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Circuit CorRr.-Iesicrdhy, the jury in the case NJ
John Bailey, indicted for cmbczzlcment rendered vcr.
dlct OF guilty and hSed his punishment at years
confinement 10 the Pcutcntiary
John Grill indicted for breaking into the hardware
store Of Van Low, Taylor & Co. on the 50 july. was
ted found gniy, and sent 10 the Pcnientary for one
year Tie was also Indicted FOR breaking into the warc.
house Of A. s Ice for which offence he was tried con
vicled and sent 10 the Pcnitcntiary for two years
The motion for new trial IN the Of David Fisrh.
er, convicted oficony overrulcd and the prisoner
sentenced to The Penentiary for four years
petition Of Wyatt g. Grady for the award Of a writ
Of habea' rorpH' received aud argument therein will
be heard This morning.
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CHURCH BOOKSI
INFORMATION FOR PEOPLE ATTENDING THE
GENERAL CONVENTION.
large assortment very choice
BOO KS,
Many ofhem recently pubshed-sui,abs Sunday
Libraries, and for the reading young In f,mII \,
a. others for Minds has received by our
w r. 8 T
AT HIS BoOKsToRE NO Ia MAIN STREET
list Of some 81 the recent Issues this hoc. o.c,io
may be found In his advertisement In another column
oc>-diw
FACT NUMBER ONE.
That cadoros Excelsior Dye has recently nv M
Chiffon, the first Chemist In America pronounce. IN. px
soLurEir HAANLEs 10 the hair and skin
FACT NUMBER TWO
The ESceor Dye Elects. prolnr., i
teal color which tina, Of and
uAily sreHgtssHs and isr0ovdte The hair This fe 4. ,,hn
ed by competent a1daviis
FACT NUMBER THREE
The sales of the Dye have Increased Hundred ns- cent f
ysiT and respectable druggist dresser nna ne
eessary to keep standard arficl, sold .v.xvb., a.,
applied by all hair Dresse crstadoo No GAsto Hons. N
York "a,
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MOONLIGHT PARADE.--Tbe Richn vi Grays Capt ".
hott and the new Company Capt Cary. had a
moonlight parade, on Tuesday mig. After marching
through various streets the two compancs repaired 10
VIC Napol square, and there drilled by Captain
hNloh Both were uniformed alike IN gray Jackets
pan's and agne cape and presented an admirable APP
psaIenee The neat public parade WI Jake place on the
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ENHsi EtHN the sahfcribrrs have received their
stth ~ was Tor the season 7hey will tccp hand
during h season. complete f1i6ufrr ar
0hcr approved knds Hudson sate stru. Martr. ~ IN
Wink broWu sable and Rock Martin Ycforines Tppts Al
tuuA oc-' SAINT. ". PEtCkA Co
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HrsrISos CouRr.-In this Court yesterday. the exam
nation Of Wyatt C. Grady charged with the paternity
bastard child. Of which E,henda c. Bumdcld. il m,
mother vas resumed. After very able arguments D.,
hessrs August aud Randolph for tho defence ard M
T. Daniel Tor The Commonwealth the Court aiindgct
that The defendant the father Of the said bastard
'nu ORDERED mat ior ~ maintenance De should give 80
curiiy Tor the payment the overeers of the moor Of
500 per Hnnum Tor fourteen years loo Cor the term
10 default Of The security required Grady was committed
Jul w, COUNSEL have hled bills Of exception 10 the
6ndng Of the Court, aud will take M appeal 10 The Cir
cult Court.
The case Of Jno. T. Taylor, charged with the homicil,
OF WIN. "rnveS VII probably occupy nc Court to-day
hsroR's CorRr.-fcsterday, Dennis ONeal made hi.
appearance To answer the charge Of asaudue Barnett
lowell After an investigation both parties were rc1uir
cd 70 give security for their future good behavior
llogh llines for being drunk in the street, was COM
mitied for ten days
BERNARD Mycr and Mark Myer for threatening 20 shoot
l. Jacob were each required TO give $50 fccury Ia
keep the peace
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DEf4.Ig,NEEsssSy AND sINeINe NOISES mn Tu,

~ EARs, NERVOUS MAD AND mIyb Cc 49, ~ "A, AH =
- ~ asp sFtttiptE GUS British ana Fgrsiyr n, a.
49, ,95 We cure % deafness, Head ana Mind IL
-. Onaiing Cross London, England Cor-.i.--
ri S..Lss tpesiI ssrsssH E Registered pofssss, g ~,
lt r',tftlfyt Aolfs PuFut. fi---'.-
-t 1910 mffhld % aeltcure adordnf fnafarf -
no MAJ hare been deaf ~ 81 b go. -,
9l Ae.npound medlgated Vapour anrluf h. III 49,
Nnen We yapour IT, psssiuz out b i E.i h. AZ. -r. ~
,-is ~ .ieeted and Instantly ths paii.nf a. -
Vow -. deal i enabled 30 hear common t,r.
i-g-t..s 49, ~ similar var III rarsntsa 10 rufs IN. l., "A
50 ~ Deafness ana Noise Ia re Head ffs - ~
Ana eh1rtliant feca sufferers arfrar1el. r.f -
ms .an permanently thau1aeIvss Ia - 49,,
giihqut pain. Thousands havg 80
- nearing and Forever rescued dnl snffs ~ ~.
ilaei pFstrnfess ~ ne present DAY uospt -
t.ate tesiilonah snd certificates ~. rrosf a Il
80 cufseons 10 knrand m vhals prsaencs f~.f
oesh ears and many hundfeis ~ private psfsrts -
~ ~ t.elr,i 70 Any sslef Ne Coutlnsnf 81 s.i.s
- ~ te fonf 0narteIs 81 ~ Gohs 80 - - ~
s aseoys,y ssn ,. 'ss = thsn sh Rs ases.-.sy :,
49, gsPar.ipnA 81 tsat nin snabs usra -
nenssys. - Ae eost o. Ne mssns az 80. 80 s.rs
$780, 49,. 49, fosst, ksq, - aprise os,s-,.
$50 sIg,a toldan, knaand 80 =. = Il.
Ne No. 49,. ~ Vets q ~ ooanf- $685. ~
49, ss - hss,sEaas Dsshs,s - nsi.-. II -
" ih-hAsfny
w ~ Va vAlLaos souA.
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SAPONIFIER,

CONCENTRATEB POTASH.
H0rs MdH Double hs Strength OF I,,,yi.,,,,, n ,
t+Vh mhtir sap without lime, little tror,l "a :, 1850
= ne cheapest article a ~, IN. 'f
runa W make weye Or fifteen gallons 81 ZOO on 80 -
'us tounl' had soap. Printers I'm u OF
asanng ype u Is perfectly soluble ana -. article Tor
M.1s =. sl lusps ant rui up u l. aud y a.,
lyn. and sold hv N-lHt'uA CLINICAL WORKS, Brook
ss8ll-dtwfyi. - n nuRkEE co
Isl PeaFi New va
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ALEXANDER MOSELEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Has changed his location from Gravel I'M Bpskin
ham and continues practice In County and Circuit Courts
buesinghsm Cumberland Prince EdWArd aud AppomAtiox
Address, Gravel Ill., Buckingham county Va dri-iv
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Who'll HAVE NE?"-The play-goers of Richmond
cannot have forgotten Miss Josephine Parker who was
wont to entertain them with her vocal query :
"whon have me-whoTi have met
E.rh aft.r -
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SCHOOL AT GOOCHLAND MAysE.

He would refer 20 lion Jas don " Nlrssr al n
Ir.yiian, Dr. Wa J. whit Dr. Nm T. walker b. stin,rI
A. hohsnn and others rcsiliuCin the neeib1Ih1od
ss2s-dkcIms u',yr, ~ Nii,
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INEMALE TEAcMER wANrFn...rn. .nl....,

ue-Lts - Tie ui Aady
10 teach French Music, aud the ulry Fu.h Hranh.s
sc2s-dkcim. NV r, a., ~ , ,iItfi
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Saturday, Oct. %, Isbo.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DEL,WII
saturday, OF. 30, 1859.
SPLENDID sCHEMP.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Or mr.

To be dawn In WlmIngtOn Del saiu.day Ortoh .ol
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 49,
. Numbers. Drawn R,ll,t.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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aryWTnI NL lI, q BROFHFR,

UhNhlsAL COMMISSION MERCHtNTg
N"assH Nu'qislA Asb Casr srsrsys
80, RICHMOND. VA,
AtOk Ne sale % ruHac,1 C57Tnu wr.tv g.. -,
ot At sindT alsn fn tts ale lr pgg-f,.- ID Al so huH
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INEAyHER NANTED.--i wish 80 employ a lady t1
n teach in ny family the ensuing
commencing 2fh q October Sl be
,tuctou IN Enrh Latin. French Nur on The Plano So
''laet'ry reference required JOSIAH WErIsg
sete-aW IunlLl v % King o.
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GUN AND on AIuoVn.

c,rp.s -, -. - ~ ~ VII ALHONDS.
4 'hhAN W W stiN EfsA n, paru raa.riisf D1 ~ H..
Al'.rI Al NI Nffnaue. or f.lifarn o. 49,.
fN, 'r iueaccohie constantly fos srf. hv The Tr-t
80, cAENfS HASKELL, lisa 70 pfsit -,
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&e. At AUCrIoS.--onT prr
By Dickinson. HILL nr

BY DICKINSON, uILL a CO. Aue,.
~ ges eonsi,,ng NJ. - ~ o9loek vii be sols Ne
dren snd women and Chill
de22-d4n DiCAlNsOH, HILL CO.
Auetioneerr
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HEWING TOBACCO! CHEWING rem Coo
PALMEIIO and rRlnk OE IIRLIAIi

have
W choice lot % this superior Chewing Tobacco viii eli
In a-ge or small lots 10 suit purease put NJ DTs
io GU! consumer, sni Ne Invite the public paironssr
oct-n COSBY ANDERSON, 5th street below Cary
IoAL-Ihe depot OF TOE NeE York and Richmond Coal Con-
- panysiuate ~ ihe upper Street and orpt
The old far Grounds l. well supplied their pe- Nm ,J
SPrin tsld Mines with al the for sale Fsv a.
sfnith i.un ~ tn Nir~s nd H4ri Coal
, 1859-09-30

"Mass Toni Mass Toni Oh, Mass Toni
howse gwine 10 get down dis ladder 2"
"Come down the same way you went up, you
blOckheadI" replied the master, running up to
see what was the matter.
"De same way as came up, Mass Toni"
"YeA coniOund you and don't bother msany
more"
swell, IL lmust, must |" and down came
The little darkey head!fOremUst accordingly.
Mr.. Wedderburn, afterwards Lord Loughbor.
ough, was once asked whether he really deliv.
cred 10 the House Of Commons . speech which
the newspapers ascribed to him. "Why, to be
SUR" said be, "there are many things In that
speech which did say; and there are more
which wish had said"
"Sam, why am de beloved Of my heart, Miss
Dinah, de su,.dower Oh de hill, like kind oh
cloth dey manufacture in Lowellr
"Cant guess, niggah. Whyi"
"Cos she's an un6leached shs-ting"
All politeness is owing TO liberty. We polish
one another, aud rub of our corners, and rough
sides, BY sort Of amicable collision. To r..
strain this Is inevitably 10 bring . rust upon
mems understandings.
Plutarch says, in his life Of Alexander, the
Babylonians used to sleep, during dog-dayS on
skins filed with water. The Boston Tines adds,
that in these days men sleep on skins 6lled with
bad rum.
The following prescription was recently handed
to village apOthecary -" Pinch Rut and SIM I"
Il was put up, and put up right It meant
Pink Root and SIENNA"
Ills stated that one.third Of the grownup
males In Egypt are minus the LEFT eye and right
foreiingcr. By thus mutilating themselves, they
nu uaiA Nka aiWhsN
, 1859-09-30
The Sailor In Church.

A celebrated commodore in our navy, having q
few hours to spend In port where he was unac-
quainted, concluded to attend religious meeting,
and taking with him his hvOrie servant be started
for the church.
aNow mind" !" said be to Jack, as they were 20.
ing, in the meeting you must not say word,
No one d allowed to speak there but he minis
ter"
Jack, who had been accustomed 70 obey, e well
as see his master obeyed, right or wrong, promised
obedience, and they went into church. Aseat va
provided for the commodore near the preachers
desk, and JACK, eft alone after looking around the
church for some time, was invited 10 take seat By
theside Of oneof the deacons. The minister, hav-
ing opened the service, proceeded to give out .
hymn, and, O. there was . scarcity Of books, Il
became the duty Of Jacks neighboi, ths deacon,
to repeat the lines for the singers IN the congrega-
ton. NosOoner had he risen than Jack, tUiiching
his coal, whispered in his ear:
"Yoad better be still had my orders ai6re
I came In here-so you'd better be still"
The deacon proceeded 70 read, and Jack repeated
his admOnitiOn, but al 10 no purpose. Thedeacon
had got out the two frst lines and the members Of
the meeting were engaged IN singing, when the
poor tar, reused to desperation at seeing his com
modores orders disObeyed rieht In his own ace
and eyes turned TO the Deacon and, rolling up his
sleeves, he exclaimed: a r
"You was the beginning Of al this here row,
and shiver my timbefs Il you don't pay for itr ,
Suiting the action 10 The word, he hammered
away, first on one side and then on the other, til
the whole scene became o powerful illustration Of
the difficulties Of the church militant. 49,,
~My old nurse, Nm. Patrick OToGle." sald
Cousin Jerry, was woman Of logical mind.
was very sick once, and the doctor eft me an afro
~
, 1859-09-30
zowIeame % say Il


q - =
~ halph scIeryille spentsome montase Ct our hollG
s ioSrd ~ ~ aIpSSea, 80 assou. slle - .Pil
rim ThoneS s.ns,o,s - ~. ..:4 ~. E.....
sitiou harbored Snon ..s,..s.. - ~. -. ~ .
thiDe siIe.f ~ ,,,,-,s'-,s,,- ~ ~ S
soifnde cu; .ss' ~. ~ .l... ~
~ss ! IA ,ss rc,oo;,. .a ~ W. nis eNi
contrast n S;sss,I;, ~ 80. " ,
lin VIA vasTrr Tas.sae,, ~ -.
moi handsome nether n~-tic.l.,iv .-.,i s-.;.
and yet in the Ere that sometimes fndIsd Is dos
grey eyes Or the soft smile that 6TSaihsd iis lit
there was much 81 beauty 10 ma. . Tia ionnd N
his voice were clear and distinctt and his earnest
words before we were better acquainted. Caused tha
same singular emotions / sxpeFlsacei Wien IlIsb
stood By the -sOunding sear-or earlier atills sghen
n. e me.,o. no'e, q church oEgsn hyst spnE down
i,d Ia 81 ~. -, ~ y sss1 s..ge W. ~ eo,a
~ gn WIN w ~ y, a9e,non nAtie % Yolr,
"'I n m Sv.MnLOa. 1e dl9, s,irsa Ia
i..os q 1,M .n;l Huesc.eol mns. eonsss I. sqQg
~ ~ -: " tls n..le van anynoNenu ny -
A little thing occurred however,. which Va 5ssr
making Us 60 opposite ways thrcagk liz, ks 1hip8
that part ii "a. h3l g7ifs odt ~ SOS son bIgos
Coming into The study one morninr. 1 lound n
unfinished letter lying on The dssk. Rlnph Wa ont
and curiosity, tie kiling d Dur -. ID q %
Nn0s S. ~. ~ u raIt g uas U selce g nys
- ~ l'.ns ~ l.e sp3l e,1S Plst
~ ~ ss,Sf u; ~ Y ny 1..ef s1e le,,24n6
c.aase s s ssLLte1 " ~ s1e opposiuon ana Wlialn
am NV , os.!s;n s:oT ~. y M M, ,as..s ,.: ,a = ~
~, y " n..,."..e ys a ~ srs ~. ,n
!" bssnss ~. NJ .na. Z wsse @ @sS1s =
,,,.,.,,ts-s .s'. y ~ Z, ~
IN tsI ~, Ls,'.Is ~. n. -. - -. -.
long = n = y ~, ~ ~ ~ s'SY ssS' o'l'ib
Tisi. ~, .h..a, ,:.a. - n hs,.... a, !. Ma.
nv iips win yexation. :. ;.
ado Won think n. Ralph n 1 el,kd : We aiiIf
seef" fllF I3liisl ltlfi sfl'iiIsI bai11a711'i
, 1859-09-30
FOR THE PUGET SOUND HERALD.
a NEW SONG
To an OLD Tune.

BY sITKUM sIwAsH, ESQ.
There Is an Island down the Sound, r.
by water all surrounded,
Where sometime since the BrltisheFs
Get out The way, you Bri.lshers,
Keep out the way, i tell you,
But Wen hang on 70 Bellsvusi
They had some sheep and several hogs
A roOtin' on the prairie,
Until they really got 10 think
They oWn'd The Island fairly. ..
Get out the way, 10.
But General Hsrney came along,
With glory AL = bl.lln',
Says he, " Since have licL,d the Sioux,
81 for light am spilin."
Get out ihe way, 3e.
And soon upon that island fair
The smoke was upward curling.
Where gallant Pickett pltcLd bis camp.
The staEs and Stripes unfarllng.
Get out the way, &c.
Then Douglas wrote, In angry words,
:" The channel you know well, slr;
But harney only shOOk his a:t
And said, "YOn 70 and yell, sir"
Get out the way, &c.
"If Haro strait should all run dry,
And san Rosario follow,
I'm bound TO have . muss, am,
And beat The British holloWf
Get out the way, 10.
Then Douglas got bis dander up,
And raised great commot0n,
And sOon dozen British ahps
We're sailing on the ocean.
Oct out The way, Ac.
The Yankees got the julia then,
Our soldiers quickly mannd her,
And safely landed a. the camp,
with scranton for eomma6deFi
Get out The way, %.
The Dritishers, they loudly sWore,
Our aud guns copying,
But they kept Oa, you better bet,
fog lear we'd send them aylng.
Get cut the way, &c.
And now oil things are qaIst there,
The boys their ease are tAkin,
There's lots Of whisky there to drink,
And hi.u beans and bacon.
Get out the way, Ac.
But n the British bother us,
Well show 'em man0uvre:
Wen swallow fraAsr's river down,
And then eat up Vancouver
Oct out the way, you BrltisheFs,
Keep out the way, I tell you,
VancOuVer's Island you may have,
But we'll hang on 70 Believed
, 1859-09-30
IVon nm RON souxD nraAlD.l

Iron TEE FUon sOuSD HERALRl
sEArTL1, W. T., Sept. 93d, 1850.
Ma. EDHOH Who'd o ihunk hi She's gone! I'm sei n
drsperue aud you don't publish s cant be rsVenssIi
and DOM get revehgsd, III commit susanSide.
Your, &C., CDAR
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21
Primitive Mode of TeZegrdpI;

Primitive Mode Of TelegrapAing !.
The overland news received in this
city yesterday, was telegraphed from
new place-Pacheco Pass. near
Hollenbeck's ranch--twenty five
miles beyond Gilroy, and one hun
dred and ten from this city. The
operator held the machiue in his lap,
and was seated on a box, with the
Eastern papers spread before him on
the ground in the open air. Thus
the lines Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company are creeping
Eastward little by little, every day
adding from two to four miles to its
length. The enterprise about which
we have all thought, talked and writ
ten SO much, is already well adyanc-
eds. F. Times.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

Another aerial ship for transact
lantic trip has been nearly completed
by Mr.. Lowe, of New York. 1t is
the largest yet made. The capacity
of the gas receiver is 725,Q00 cubic
feet, the diameter 100 feet, and the
aggregate hight from the valve to the
bottom of the metallic life boat which
swings below the basket. is more
than 800 feet! The builder of this
mammoth air-ship thinks his machin-
cry will enable him to guide it. and
that he can go direct from New York
to London in from As to Ga hours
helife-boat is provided with a small
Ericss on engine. The regulating
power is obtained by something like
a screw propeller.