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~ ~ ESDAY AFTERNOON, Octobsr 2oSk,
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nossS s Sn sf Sssf st bstwssa
.a .sa es sr s:ss . ss ,:sd + = Z
o = - &c, 8. ACQUIRE i CO. A., A,.,. -
By WALL Z BARNARD, Auotionssrs. 3.
Ts iyss lea sAtbE:zBy virtue Of : ds.d Of
s a: sS q sssee e 81 u
ss:' e ss sI Is e sss:
M d.s ss. f. q ssa o e
isek tpa record in Libsr w. g., No lis. fSlios n
r rSSSEas s q the Count sS q
e s s sss si: 8 4:
:. B 4: = s;;:
s::l ~ ~ s,sa::
q Sa .ns = months with hiers to E
80 -. 8. - S M1AdhHTG eRF q Se22SSs
% sc 3niHn ssSdpS nj;
By BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TkUSTEESs, SA LE.-By. virtue of two deeds of
TO- and Hasss &c
ss ~ taa s e. IF. iSs ; g. dave
81 Noys ssas II psxs e O'Clock Che prem
sd Se To s1eassa sSS ;sysnt
Of f , sHs h a. tie
noSs. srs n taspcs west 2
a sou WIKI tie ws.i Se s y LII
Il til line 70 e.
Terms ef saie-One-third of the purchase money
e Pc paa ~ n lash and the rs.dss IN I've
TO 20 secured BY note and deed Of trust.
q kfbcd BtksS
By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneer.. :
ssl ;dS sAikbE55ey yrsS: Of two deeds 2!
Juns lass, and February ., Is4. we win Offer q
suction, on the premises, the follows pieces Of
% TbEsbAY, IL. 18th d.y of Novemb.r. At "
sses ssS !. snS sss
ies south frsm the northwest corner Of the "a
n rs 3 lime &c
VET 70 9Th street and thence sooti to the begin.
rs u: S day Of No,.n.., !,
IF .Ss5. ss 3 :i
4: ri ss
20 .. ssssss =, iee themes west
With he snsnss sSu'n I'D set y
Term. Of ssle !. One thru Of ths Purchase mouey
y i and e sSs ready; 1,S y
sscared ~ notes and deedef trust :
-. $50 ~ 81. wxWtT1E sS q COX,
r;s:s s q es WITT Rsisf
dI SSyTsASNAR 2. 4 IBUSkEYi ssors..e.g.
trust from Riehs5d Daley dated july 3, isss,
nd 81 Re, rec ord NE yIll Offer q auesa9 Non
&c q Ess e. and
atd running thsnee, on ths north side Of Bridge
rh and parallel With WssSinstoa e street. once
hnnaiea and twenty feet 70 ten feet alley. thence
and thence south 70 the beginning, with the inn,
Rfovements, consisting Of tkree-story frame dwell
ffer,ar of sale: Ono third of the purchase monsv
be psd u s nah the Is,dSs in
secured BY note and deed Of trust: 1855 y %
gs;ss:s s2ssssB s:s.
R III sMAh. aRkRNAE 3D.. a :;
trust rom Martin Bosss. dated rsSp Sssr y
viii Offer st public auction, on TUESDAY the 18th
day OF November, At ~ o'clock p. m on the prem
hundred and sixty eight, tseal in Washington, with
ne improvements, consisting Of substantial
TerlIs Of sale: One third of the purchase money
70 pc paid in cash, and the residue in two ca ua IN
saiments, p ana u months. to be secured by
notes, Tearing interest and deed or trust. = : =
E MEAtasz Il PS ~ kIsouE,
90 1870 s:tssi 0soTWks WIZ saikdHH
WALLA BARNARD, Auctioneers.
i trust from Richard Joyce dafsd August {. isss
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Nv HoLEsALE B0oT And SRoE pEALsR,
4 trSdye sSesfs GeoSsefosoa. %. C. -
The attention Of the trade 10 respectfully BALLAD In
TX i rfSsf q Hn99HtAs,, Mems. and Boys 80
J III ~ F ~ IN sh0kS, Tor summer wear II
,,sM5, aoef, 81 PATENT. LRATHERJN
M0kk Il also assorted and well worthy Of alton
IA large lot Of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tstaoie tor servants also on hand and oonstsntly
Country merchants and Others IN want are
aiv,tsa 70 call or sddress me st No. ~ Bridge st
ueotsesosn. ". ". ,r.-.-. ~ a-d
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Death o. Hen. Robert p. Dualap.
PORTLAND, Me, Oct. 20 Hon. Robert p. pu,-
lap, ex,Governor Of this State, and Past GesrssI
Ssnd High Chief Of the Royal Arch-M.ssos fcr
me United States, died this evening ID Is 49,
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Tvs Rxrorrrns II ths sssv hsvs % say %
John p. Heis, psopsfstsr ~ HE ssstasss, 2 thai
II the sasems.f In his paper Of yesterday that ga
Black Republican reporter Of . city pnPsr was
soundly whipped the ether evening On ths stseet
for intruding opinions the public which were
little ;too co1lrnendable o. The recent insurrec-
ton 20 Be approved by the crowd, - was inteaaed
20 refer 70 any one Of thsm. IL IL an unqualified
falsehood In every particular
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FUTURE DAYN

By J. G. McGUIxE CO., Aucsioassrs.
sIWsslTnEsES SALE Or HORSES. MULES,
5 sl,As s OF MINERAL WAITE MxsurAcTonT.SiOa
AZ cS,n 9etoosr 18Th: &C u O'Clock .. n, on
sls q - street vest and south n stroet by
yrtns Of DEED sf trnst 20 the su6scribs dsiv re-
co onnf .mons the lrnd records fer Wsshlnxtsa
ssres, Ma e!els, &e., Of Miner 81 vafsr ifSnsfSe-
black Mules, bay Horse, q 1a.y fssIs .fss.as 4.
roam horse, brown Horse. 1ezlv "A. Z -
SSprtng wagons end HsrpeeA ,sl - II r
tfoputaane, 6enerators a. .rr .. 49,
,srgs Copper Kettle, force Pump and Pine,
IAN lasSs and smAll Furnaces, LOT ofcasks, i-s
IN ssn.s ~ eofF,nE benches, Spiggots, Bucksts
LII ofC"rCs, fysses OH Of vstroi, re-, Sc -. -.
Slms: One third cash; the residue in 6, and n
~ TIE ABOVE PROPERTY CAN M
cation TO A. K. l.. Keese, " 1922 oA ~PS"-
x 4. E. E1eo i. messy, rla......
oc I'D = i q keGuiRE& CO. Auet.
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ssa sgsszsAS
,r,R ~ WALL 4. PEAARSSARp. Austionssr.,
( EEkDlNhNp w, RIsQUE,
90 ss.sd WIZ saIBdAifRH

MALLA PARNARD, Auctioneers..
Ds, gioE ;stALEiLBy virtue Of deed q
sn s ot record. we viii ofsr, at auction on WED,
NESDAf; the 5oth day Of Noyember. at ~ o'cik,
square No, one hundred and twenty-five (i27, ) be.
ginning Tor !ts bounds a. the southwest corner of
SAID Lot and running thence east 81 feet thence
north 81 feet inch. thence west 81 feet and thence
south "a feet inch to the beginning, with the Inn
Terms Of ealc.-0ns- third Of the purchase money
TO be psid IN cash, and the residue in two equal IN
be secured by note and deed oftrnse - 80
81. WALTER g. cox, ~
Trustees sf Georgetown Building kssociation.
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- The steamer Fulten Saved l-,--
PrSsAcoLA, Oct. 2i.-The war sfesrnsr r.,,.,,
"a ceen gotten on her grounding on ssnfs Rn
ana lowed up 70 the Navy Yard here ~ - 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

=. By }. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucsaopeers.r :
EKCELI.ENr FURNlTURE AND HOUSE.
NEs sOtp EMvo5F NOE T,S At rssl,c ssaI.on WEB
ss,s ne Iss,esnce Of Thee; Wheeler, Esay on
lie r uTnlfure and Effects com prisinr- -
S,s;m mahoeany csse Piano Forte, by Andre
sup r,cr rosewood plush and brocstssls covered
Arm sad Psrlor Chairs, So stt ..a-s5 si,
sEs Trench Rlsts nsntet and pier Glasses,
Ss. ssf T. SSe:rs SScss
Ranask sn9 Lace Curtains and Cosnscs Shs3es
H Hsndsom M Dresden Card Rsc.ivsr,
saPsris Brussels. Ssrior and sur cssDss
sk 9. .,.i Secretary and Bookcase.
Cane ana wood -:ess Chairs, Lounges,
nsk hall Chairs, Hat tree. sIIt Windov sh.de.-
mehogany Dining ADD Card Tables, Work Tabies
SMna, SIess and Crockery Ware, = II y
sify yT Plated and engraved Tea Set Castor and
Rosewood and walnut Bedstesds, - r
Bpeees, Weshstands, wardrobes So efls ~
ather Beds, Bolstsrs and Piilows ~ lFf =
= slr and HUSH Msttresses - .cEissF ~
Iiooxs, re.irons, Rugs &c - s-ilf II il
Nogetner With COOKING stsye and general A.
ssoltment OF Kitchen Republics.
IsrmeI 80 and under, cash (; over that sum n
Of " and % days. for notes enthusiastically en-
ecN-d J. @. MCGUIRE CO AMER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

CHANDELLs HHP r IsYf
s Hss CONSTANTLY. on, had Z syss sssorsmsnt Of
rssn "a d Nssssr-slfh6s fc,i,eepic, 9oloTsd -
aafs Las ~ Gold, Silver, Steel, and German
y; 3; Old Frames Repaired and new glasses set
in enosn " ofuef. 90 slim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

TwpvAGUABLE 8UfLDiNG LOTS NEAR
EDgssbAy s HSS1fhERcSs t Ss. ssssI ar
snd sas sPuth Ill Lot No. Il, IN quar- num- asD
essss ~ Lot No. fronts q iset * inches On "a
- stSss ostyeen + and gtreets nprth, inning back
y teesa !nehss the south half Of Lit No. IIffonts
rsss a.G9e, on q sfreet vest, between and
IuIe perfect apd sale positive = - 81 - - -.
asais naa Xes EFT, 1!s , sssn tie sssidss an
trust On the pfemisos. - -" - :. - - 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

SOYER'S eULTANA SAUCE, .af
y FoR flor Oh CoLp DIsHYs OF AL Krups
rhi. most delicious and speeding Souos Va N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

-. :. 2; neogInE & Co, xssssosssss: y.
Var sI d sSessR Russ.okk LOT o6o OF THE r;
srsmss.. NsS sSr QSsoes. sssh ss 4celcsf On ske
net jnehes on iskk stysst vest bssv.ese 3 -.
ssssett soath. rsanips hack ie7 fstt 10 pSbjse Il
~ Arq containsng 5a5 s9nsse FEET - : - =
e 2e4ns. WITH Interests sscsred By : deed Of sSst
co 81 -" y. G. MeGUvaE 4 CO. A 4. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

IVA fully inform the public that they are nov 90.
Rrspassd e furnish the very best MUSIC fori
bsiIs 80 fe5tles on the .hortest notice and
the msTbe0 WI DO promptly attended to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

s Przsoss about laying in anytL;ng in the nay
Of fasnituss % housekeeping article, should moi
fafi to call q The mammoth estsblishment OF A
Gsesn, corner u Seventh and d streets, where thev
viii Ind vesy large and line sssoftnenf Of everyy
s1ing In that hns. See his Advertisement, IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

0HfLADEEPHlA DRACGHT ALE The uu-
s Ssss'sfEnsd nfo,u their ouStOm
tensive srrsnssments in order to ;upeiy them With
msssey, C9lllns a Co.G Superior DRAUGHT
sne s BE eist hs s1rn ss
Tscsayinx Two shipmsnts per wesk in order 70 have
cs half barrels, at Baltimore prices, for CASA On
d4srery A:ys sell this Ale only. on eemmissiyn,
or terms Ell De rlgidly adhered to-. Satisfsotfon
defect be given within g hol!s shsr tapping.
= g6oImTSstle ALES,, PORTER, and BROwN
Psrtsa At ff3m 81 g 81 20 per dozen, dsliyefed In
~ ~ part Of eeorgetown, wsshinEton: or Alexan
; 90 1f-tf ST c,a. : 49, SSn.Mx,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

s:s @ 81 if ;s sTs;. & Fan and
s: I'd az q
9 enis n.fksk The stock altogether beinT the
rkfst saa most coppiets We have ever haa. .Ex-
wlh pdseyor % Please you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

GirxKr AFgAu ---Sone gfpusvs recently. who
had been lettering about TIE house Of Mr.. rhosnss
Hoiases, mar Bsshhville, Prince william countv.
Va ft sid, persuaded him 10 look into the ease
wsSn, ~ which was ehlesoforsn, and whilst
he wss iseeahg nDdkr the effects q TIE inhaIa-
non. Took from him the key u his burcau. ana
stole thersfrom sl.OU0 In gsid, with which they
deeamped. The New Market Systematically spirlt
plsee on wedAesdsy Last ia ssarch 81 = 5eai 4 ~
giPssys who bad stolen 81 90 from au old gentle
s na.a - rmee VIII am coas;y: The punnsss had
tain. where they Pssed on Tnesday nirht' -'Tbr
gigss had tso caffyalls and several bore u,
fs-Ihsy have since been arrested. = 2 !.
cncr1r corrr.- chaneery cases have been oc-
eupyiag the coart for several dzvs p,rt y..s.,-
OAR, bill vu nader censlderssion there co,s,ip-
lag snsny points Of interest il purpors being IL
Istsprz<atien q the win Of the - WsshiSStos
Darsy. Esq. q Bellevue, In Wasblsgtsn coanfv.
iaies's s.!! hr Eliza 7 Berry I'D s.yessl
l-ysnd Bradley. The counsel fos rapondenls.
NJ W =. .s ~ =; Ssf,y, are Ness. Carlisle ard
ciarke and Smith The casr u pendihg today,
and will be disppsed ii. should tie CoFpors1i6n
APPEAL docket. which was 70 BE taken up this
sassssas, " lI.t disposed a. The jury cases
fHr i.oxs Bsfess.-Ths sspsirs which hsvs
bees psssisg for several weehs past q ne Long
Bra<lze VIII nsooabiy be hssaxht - close befou
. sesamp<ton 81 travel over IL or corrrc. ~ ~
earliest moinent when travel shall he resumed M
Aicxansfris snd W.shisgton rsflfoad wilI rrS,,i1e
eaeif r<Ent1r fnfs estween the two cities fhs|
wess nos e fzfeesivs - It hrst anticipated. ana
hsvr beea folly r~Dair-d e n = y J.
wnLxss's csssz.r Kssz.-deshaasess ~.
bzsiiy engaged upon ths slssnfioas uhich -
psopri<<ou have found q b neeeu1fy ma cod.
version u the iafe r stSee< Pfe<bytsrian ehucch
fsfs cosscess szltos- rhess ehaaxes compeo-
bead esmplct< re1t1fnx q the fn1esiss so ~
s ;s Va - SIS s'ssss % ''' - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

nor RENT-The. BRICK HOUSE on me
r., corner q Ffsdsr,sk and q #: il gsessetoya.
THEWS, Attorney st Law, opposite the Post or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

xns0a " kAo lcuo WuoG
"Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
q By CRoss. g BLacT-
WILL, London, from the
ollgina recipe. The man
ufaotursrs simply ask for Il
must odd 20 ths Already
large consumption, and
that j. viii prove itsslf nm
q aalled, either a4a stimu-
l4lt 70 the appetite OF IN
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS % fK8 LoNDosl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

ME- L1vRRY And 1AoK oTxBGEs-..
49, ss9 3 sss sey;s e NsPsss Gs.sls 49,
49, }sy|ss fss Rshl.s g siys e -:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

: 'LArEsr yHox THE STAT OF RxsrLIIox.--Dr
e. Beale, commanding the eighty thousand req
ulars Of the wonderful Panopticon OF the war II
india and the Sepoy Rebellion, opens at Odd Eel
lows Hah On Aonday night. Look ont Tor . live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22
MRg's Dams SUrSs, 3 Il 9ar .zseif as
49,, =. Mssss Bssissss susss:
.~----.-,x. YerfAs' Bss;ss,s Ssiss,

Moan WAIxH Coz xss5s fHi Han c sisss:
ssnoEnss tai thar ANIMAL dsplss. a fsli snal
~ lntsl Slof1iHg q no. ready for inspeohQps n
fp1<he CiothiAG q ths neVest and riekest desirrs
~ m1r1afs tffnhn1rG, aud work mspshiD.
afssss e S,ss sssfGHEs sss y
i.i. No. = q: sIs7' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

+ ONE OF rHE vIcrrMs.-The Alexandha Gazetts
OF Yesterday says: The body Of Mr.. los hurley
who was killed 1t Harpers Fsry by the insarrec.
tienists was brought to this city and interred m
fne 20 NAY 9 burial ground on w Wednesday even
Burnley, OF this city," - - = =. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

WArcH REruRss.-The returns last night en-
hibt no disturbers Of the peace In the Centre dis
eice The ce!ls at the guard-house was taker
and female, Young and old, were accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

lFuss-Besween fsnd Q o'clock last night, q
fre wss discovered In frame-hous on NJ, near
Twenfy-ffst street. II was soon extinguIshed
without much les. II was supposed 70 have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

THs AnsnIcA cLrB give grand eetillen party
9 H.rmony Han On Monday evening next, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

p CO.. =. AND.BED COMFORTS.
D u have now on hand large assortment g. ,oLl
dHE4RT El EEER GO cSsHce cPAF6S
SSaaEEEET INsNSGs PILLOW CASE LINN and
s sips sIsS T!sSssss p. .es EAU 4 ~
90 2l.lst - liatsi.p between stS ana m IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

een-.osv D U r $50 y s,s::x,, ,, s,,, =, =
A sr.yE NOW REcEIvINs, = -
GAISTpRfREki y ~ Article Of GENrS SCOTCH
Gsnts' Psggsd Gaitors, from O. to saas. Cal
,.,s e-rffT SSl isouth ssdel Pa Az.
&C Is-oleo between 9Th and 7th strsets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

q .yo.9DxsIEaPss ssfASSt' .Iooss,. ls.'
q n ths |ess @odsra stylss 81 Stoves asd -
Sh ATES n Z 2 beautiful eight, worth ~
riOus stylss and patterns that * hss nov In -
rsofs. slsssa 81 EAGLE sToyE HOUSE.
u. & I'm sa sss s1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

II CLOTH CL0AKS
sSssS eirf - sms morlns Il our New Clo.k and
hseock OF elegant Cloth Ciesks and shevIs that We
~ ~ Svet onesed any preylous season, and invite
them before purchasing else vhere az % :,
oe s,-a ID sSs m x. sboys Pa Ho ~. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

oHrnArs ccuHr. This morning, the WIN,
Evans. dscessed, In favor Of Susan Evans, b
widow, was brought before his honor Judge Pu
cell, Tor construction of ths clause authosising Il
executor iDr. Waish) 70 sell the real estate ri
Judge decided that power was given to seIl, .
20 some 9i5,000 = ~ ~ 30 fa |lfslslp---H 3
! Ayariety q sthsf basiaea wa, slso disposed .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-22

DAssSRous cUsroN REluKxDs-This morning.
a. man was passing the market at the corner o
Seventh street and the Avenue, horse tied to
putchefS wage. backed upon the pavement ID,
kiekcd him, slighiy bruisfng his leg He mad
complaint to Justice Dom, who fssued a warrant
ana the owner f4f: p. r.. Hornigl was ar.este,
ana nned ~ ~. II is very unsafe 70 tie homes 8
passing -. . - S'---- = :.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

The Sacramento Stondard gives the
following particulars Of a remarkable phe-
nomenon Of nature, which occurred on
Saturday morning. Feb, 2G,h, at o clock
on Wet Hin, mining point situated
four miles east Of Grass Valley, aud of
which he was an eyewitness
"Mchael Cullen and Joseph McChcs-
ney were engaged working an open cut,
with n view to drain the Hill, which con-
tanned numerous springs Of water. At
the upper end of the cut they had Oh.
tanned perpendicular depth Of about
thirty five feet, when the indications
were Of kind to excite suspicious Of
danger. They then removed their tools
as expeditiously as possible and barely
made their escape W. en- an eruption Of
water and sand took place, washing via
lently through the cut, increasing its
width by the abrasion, and extending
around 10 every direction, till an aera O,
five or six acres was opened into an i'm
mense crater, helching forth water aud
sand.
"Trcss were underninded, and, fall.
ing into the boiling vortex. snapped of
as thoaah they had been dried sticks
Continuing it's headlons course, a terrific
volume of ~atcr dosconded in.n Rucna
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

boyish fancy would have married he,
at one time, but she would not marry me
and thank heaven for it,. My wife only
in all the world, could have made me SC
happy as | have been" He sighed and
went on; GLOW did you ever come by
this false notion? How en- earth did /,
enter your head?"
by slow degrees I recalled and explain.
ed how | had heard of his marriage 1,
was not easy for me, having held the
event for so long as an established fact,
to bring to mild the precise manner 10
which the news had reached ne How
ever, l succeeded, at length, in recalling
letter from my friend, and also the con.
tirmation of the former tidings, in my
mothers letter received in Italy. learn
ed (but not wholly them what had been
the true state Of the case. When my
friend wrote of Lowther's marriage to
Daisy, Lowther had been willing enough
to make that assertion true. 1t wa. at
that time that she had refused to marry
him; and consequent upon his refusal
seemed to me to have been his marriage
with his cousin SO soon after Whether
in piq4e, or whether in the way of conso
lation, did not clearly appear; but ut all
events, the marriage had turned out hap
PLY. My mothers notification to mc
was substantially true; Lowther was
married at the time
Daisy, then, was not dead bat the
phantom Of that n,gh,--how was it to be
explained ? asked for news about her,
aud Lowther told me that he had lost sight
of her for some time, that after her faith
er's death she had gone out as governess,
that he had offered help to her in vain,
and that she was to proud to accept help
from an old lover.
On my way back called again at the
Daltons. As | walked by the side Of
Amy. in the winter garden / asked ab
-uptIy: "lave you a governess here ~
Yes, she answered, little surpris-
ed.
"What is her name -
Miss Mainwarrinc, here she is, com
ing with the children"
shall 90 on any more. little wife
Shall tell them how hard found it to
win you back. to me how |, tie grand
Scigneur, did not get my wife BY mere
throwing of the handkerchief, but was
Obliged to outrage all foregone conclu
sions and determinations abou, my matrl-
monial needs, and about the proper view
and bearings of matrimony. Shall I tell
them Of all your troubles in those long
year. of separation and how you arc
changed thereby, and the same? grav,
cr. sobcrcr, wiser--equable and quiet but
Daisy still - "No" "Do you say |
have written enough ? Then l viii write
no more"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23
I seful Information.

The washerwoman of Hollend and Bel.
gium, 50 proverbially clean, and who get
up their linen so beautifully white, use re-
fined borax as a washing powder instead
Of soda, in the proportion of lage hand.
ful Of borax powder to about ten gallons
of boiling water. They save in soap
nearly one-half All the large washing
establishments adopt the same mode
For laces, cambric, etc, an extra quaint.
,y of the powder is used, and for crino.
lines (requlred to be made very stiff
a strong solution is necessary. Boraz
b.irg neutral sat res not in the slight.
est degree injure the texture ofthe linen;
its effect is to soften the hardest water
and therefore it should be- kept Oh every
toilet table. To taste it is rather sweet
is used for cleaning the hair, is an excel
lent dentriicc, and in ho. countries is
used with tartaric acid and bi-carbouste
Of soda as a cooling beverage Goodies
canno, be made from hard water all wa.
ter ca, b, m,ds s,ft by adii e tea.
spoonful Of burax powder to an ordinary
sized kettle vf water, in which it should
boil The saving in the quantity of tea
used will be at les, one fifth To give
the black tea the favor of the green tea.
add Il single leaf from the black currant
tree -Scieatifr 4 rtj.1u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-04-23

and Informed him that. the specie was
gone and some more must be obtained, or
close the doors. In great .rcpidation the
worthy President went to the safe and
dragging ont the Post Olfcc bag, he has
tly b. oke the seal and commenced pour
ing out the coin, when, with eyes wide
open and face quite red, he exclaimed,
"Why, these arc all cents" Putting on
his hat he rushed over to the Post Office,
and confronting his official friend who
sat in his chair very calmly examining
some papers, said in savage tone of
voice, "Sir you have ruined me! You
have led me to perjure myself. shall
hold you accountable for this abominable
piece of work -
The official, turning in his chair, and
smilinsly looking his excited friend in
the face, said, 80 What's the matter, Mr..
-? you seem excited. Pray sit
down and cool yourself off" ono, sir,
III not sit down in your presence
You're scoundrel aud shal. be made to
regret your conduct
"Whas have l done, Mr.. --, that
you should talk to me in this manner 2"
Done haven't you made me swear for
weeks past to cents being gold /? Is not
that enough to make me- excited -
"Well, sir, surprising have how did
you know that they we're cents and not
gold - II opened the bag sir, and de,
tccted the swindlc" "You did, eh
Did you not swear to me that you would
not do it? | think | am the one who
should use hard names aud not you. If
| had given you gold you would have ru-
lned me by using what did not belong to
me, and that which lad no business to
let you have. You swore that you be-
hevcd you had SO much gold and no
doubt you did believe it. If deceived
you did not do it with the intention f
injuring you but to save myself; for III
had ever been found out that | let YOU
have $4,000 of the public money even
If you had never touched it, | should
have been ruined; but as it was, | let
you have my own. As it has turned out,
| feel very much pleased with my pre-
caution"
The President looked wild for while,
and then putting on his hat, left the of
fee, and his bank failed, S. in cents in
the snfc