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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT;17A large FRAME HOUSE, corner
desirable locality. Apply to C. G. PAGE IA stI
seleot. 20 per month"; je IA ST.
l. formerly the residence Of Mrs. OuId and now
occupied by Mrs. Wheeler on the northeast corner
% tou Dumearton and MONTGOMERY streets, George
s u'Vn 10 contains : rooms, with hack building,
R%mPs and large yard orHamented with shrnbb ~.
Apply to NJ. ADLER. Agent O TO- ie 'HlS wv
l. HOUSES. containing rooms EACH s and nn rooG
cellar, situated on street north between 9Th and
ApPy to JOIN PH's ,G neRs d %S%c
FOR RENT-A three-Story and basement Brick
kitobeMNaL aSs with eight rooms and summer
kent I8Per month. For further infornatio on apply
at ao2 street, between 9Th and 9TH. ie IS ST
FOE Or, SSiA y 5 Tbs Coed VII and Fixtures of
For ISt6c! apply At fyS 5as e bs
tween lotn anu lftn sts. jelS-3t'
= COTTAGE, containing rooms, with back
Kitchen, and who'd shed in rear-No. 29J Sd Itreet
~ l99gm,e Of VIM. :. JONES, Grocery Store, corner
81 ana n SITS. jelI-3t+
FOR RENT.A very desirable BRICK Dwell
L LING HOUSE. ON the Island, corner Of VI
III aS nnni fha I'm street, CONTAINING "a rooms.
o To fpyA gsHsfGor to MFRS
anu Mary Land avenue. je loft
E'oR RENT-HOUSE No. 400, north side of
= Massachusetts avenue, near 5th street, contain
ing rooms, besides bath broom; marble mantes and
gas chandelier In the parlOr; marble top stationary
washStands IN chambers; cIstern in the ward, and
force pump ~ the Kitchen. Key next door east, at
SELBY PARkER'S. ie 10
FOR SAI.E-A two-story FRAME Dwell
L Ling, situated on 9th street, between T. and L,
Island. Prce $50.
,, Also, wanted to purchase for cash. a two story
Flame Dwelling, containing six rooms.
DAVID MSERLE,
ye9-5t No. ? TOdd's Building, Pa. ave.
ENOR RENT-Ths large corner ROOM on the ID
L nooT OF Columbia Place, corner Louisiana we
n,le and 9TH street. Apply To =. STINEMETZ
Hat and Cap Store. 81 18th st. je 9-eoSts
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
"A BRICK HOUSE, pleasantly located on X
street., between 18th and l4th sts opposite Franklin
mnrs, Ell p1np Of water in the 1ard
In the city: To good tenant the rent will he mads
low, Apply at No. fi2 street north between 5th
dhu OH htS' je9-u
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tNOR RE.NT-Ths large corner ROOM on the ID
l. floor of Columbia Place, corner Louisiana 2 We
me and 9TH street Apply To :. STINEMETZ
Hat and Cap Store. JI2 18th st. je9-eoStf
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FHE NATIONAL GUARD are spending this de-
IIShtful day at Arlington Springs. whittier they
marched at : o'clock this morning NUMBERING
some forty rank aud hle in full uniform, and
making that sort of military show which iuyari
d''ly CAUSES the OUtslder 10 wish himself member
# their company They were accomntnied bv
W Itn"Tss brass aud strin" band, and by half a
dozen Of W halcys OmUlbuSeS. filed TO overflow
rn- with some If the prettiest girls on the island
and elsewhere. and also with an excellent supply
81 good things ia the quartermaster- department
" en.l1lc thclm % pas a deIghtfnI day
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TEE "' krh OF JrLI,-we see by the paper,
'ii' extensive preparations are being made IN
H'i-hhorlng cities for the celebration ~ ,I,a
'ohinS Fourth Of July, and the question natursIIv
hfaiion IA the National Metropolisp III 80 't
.l ~ whom Is the ball % be SCI i'm rnntie,, " "el
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

H'OR SAI.E-A two-story FRAME Dwell
L. LING, situated on 9Th street, between + and +
Island. Price $50.
>, Also, wanted to purchase for cash, a two story
frame Dwelling, containing six rooms
DAVID MYERLE,
est No. TOdd's Building, Pa ave
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EfOR RENT-A neat and convenient two story
=, COTTAGE, containing rooms, with back
Kitchen, and who'd shed in rear-No. 295 Sd Itreet
Inquire of WIN. s. JONES, Grocery store, corner
3i anu n sts. ie II-3th
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| GROVER L BAKERS
~ CELEBRATED FAMILY

WHERE DID YOU GET FINE CRUSHED
w SUGAR at IL cents per pound
At Il. r.. O'BRIEN'S
Southwest corner of l. and 9th streets
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E'oR RENT-HOUSE No. 400, north side of
Il Massachusetts avenue, near 5th street, contain
ing rooms, besides bath room; marble mantes and
gas chandelier In the parlOr: marble top stationary
washStands In chambers; cIttern in the yard, and
force pump IN the kitchen. Key next door east, at
SFsIIbl PAhkER'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

k'OK RENT.A very desirable BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE. on the Island, corner of VIZ
gina avenue and 18th street, containing "a rooms
70 a punctual tenant the rent will be made low
For particulars apply nextdoor to Mrs. r.. f. CAS-
SELL, or To !. L. CASSELL, corner of 7th street
and Maryland avenue. ie 10. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

SANFORD'> LIVER INvIGoRAToR-JfaI all our ,e,d
efs no are troubled nth liver complaint iaundce
or dysPePsS should get bottle, We should not see
many sckly, half dead pecplc as no n,
meet our gaze ~ almost every corner C,r tIcra
never was remedy of which so much is said. and
will d". IL came to us So hie hy recommended mai
we could not fan TO Try IT. and trial has convinced
Us. without doubt, that ~ Is the best family med
cine in use. We take il for Headache, Sour Stom-
ach,Blousness and any of the little bodily ills tina
are common, and II does produce pleasant state of
Ing 10 the sick, aud what l. better alter us ng il
lew times, these little Ills grow less and less and
,here IS prospect Of being entirely free from them
Dl Sontlnnance In the use OF the lnyigoratOr
'o'u % oil druggists. je l32w,r
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WHERE DO YOU GET BEST TEAS, COZ
w FEE, WINES, &c, at cheapest prirPss
At f.. f.. O'BRIEN'S,
Southwest corner of l. and 9th streets
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The CIR FARM, under the care of Mr.. King.
'hc Asylum gardener, presents highly attractive
appearance, and promises 20 afford considerable
income this seassn Portions Of the ground hith-
tTt" deemed unavailable. especially for ye.tabIe
crops, have been devoted successfully 10 the
growth Of flowers, such as are readily saleabIe I'm
one particularly Ineligible spot We noticed for in
stance, i'm a late visit, over eighty varieties ~
choice roses, which have recently been set out
! 81. number of inmates of the Asylum at present
: about l2O Of whom over ~ belong To the work
hJ"sC Department.
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w iE'RN That the attendance at the Oratorio
''h ! i'"'y evening bids fair to almos, equal that
~ Jenny i.inds concerts The steame, Tborn,s
'iis"r and latham line Of hnS.s have -,
..ttr'a 10 convey a large number OF ticket
sirlhS In attend Will do We'll To- $50 -
,'h ne, . much confusion will bc prevented bv
iiIiy carrying out the arrangements Tor -; "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

WHERE DO YOU BUY FIRST-RATE FAM
w lily FLOUR, HAMS, and BACON?
At Il T.. O'BRIEN'S,
Je ll-nO3t Southwest cnruer \ n nj oth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-14

BiBLE SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY The tyyep,v-
third anniversary meeting Of the Washington CITY
- Die society WAS held last ,.yeDin- in ti, y 30,
bdpiIst church. but in consequent, . of the
invited I" address them not arrivin.r nv ID,
''"firy- OF The street Presbyterian Church de
4-'cI,d an impressive discourse on the ret
'"cc sI"a titles CTerted- We have n, r,, ,,s
=" a'is'rf't Of the annual report read last ui.,ht
'l' winch contains nothing of special interest H.,
y CA" "iia' ha> already been published.
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EOR RENT-A three-story and basement Brick
y DWELLING, with eight rooms and summer
kltchen-No. 800 10th street. between |. and VI
Kent "a per month. For further information apply
az 3o2 street. between 9Th and 7th lie Is ST
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rRRAs or ADVERTISING.

esstasss cAsds, Dot exceeding sis lisss, Inside
t1S, othasvisA 4io.
S.assal nssls.s u -. oaasssriss. assssasas
10 space ossupisd.
.DisplAysd sdvsrtiss.ssh half more than the
abevp rstsa.
Aavsrstssmsass lssAsA sa4 piass4 sndsr tAs
hne1 - spssiaI Aettees," 1sstss re svSsssvr
special Notices In the Local coluna - ssats
Per linc.
AdvsstAsasaO sedss4s On - inss1s sssis-
slgsAy In the Daily, altar the 1est two week .,
- per cent. more than the shove rates.
All tvsRsssaf sAssyfsssaesfs sssf ~ Y1s6 ~
- sSvs~Ss. 9k0 11J4 wilk1&D - saai11 fren
when the AdvsTtpAx waes ths Weekly Alons,
ths price will b Tie sAms u Id the Oaily.-
where ths Daily ana weekly are both sssA,
q pss @nt: ~iis - dsdssssdl fssp tes aesss.
Os1ss sssa srsssas sysssn, u, aAysrsisss
change being shArgeshls Tor the CON position
oniy. This H1An 10 aos gsnsrslly sAoptsd.--
Oar charge 6sr cAsngss viii b Is csnts per
squ1Ss.
-. n all sasss who're advsrtIssnspts Are
dISQOA tln1sa hsfors the sxptration of tks ySas
oy she uns sontfsstsd Tor, they will b. charged
up - oar regular ratss for tie tins sstssI-
~ In.
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N IL w
j 90 t.. = n o e.
LEATHER STORE!
frHs andss6snsd Aevs epsnsd store fHe
" ! 1t No. 1o0 mnSn~ss., keiAsH
block, bstwssn5th and 9Th sts., where tbAy will s.
pleased 70 wait on those desiring
SCOTS AND SHOES
or THE LATEST STYLES, AT LOW PRICES
Sole Leathsr,
Harness,
s''f'''B, B.iale and
Collar Leather.
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and all kinds Of
Uppsr Leather,
Constantly on hand. Also, Shoe FinAings, Lasts
Pegs, Ae.
Desiring 10 merit It, wc ask share Of the Pub
iic PaessnaEe. EVANS BlDLKMAN.
Ksoksk, sept. 3, 'b3dAw
Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
"A NEW VEIN OF COAL hes recently been dis
n covered, and II nov being extensivsly work ID
on the lands Of the Lawrence Coal Co., Mt Law.
rsnss, Of quality superior to any hitherto brought
70 this market, IN confirmation of which rsferenesi
are had below.
am noe furnishing and am prepared to deliver
TIE above Coal in quantities 70 suit at tho lowest
market ratss.
will also furnish the same Coal sold by The
Slaughter Co. ior the past Few months, and which
Was obtained FROM the Lawrence Mines, and which
IL second only 10 the above described Coal, or ths
best of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the abovc may be left at the ofEce OF
X. X. i ID. w. Ford. or Rodefer 4 Bishop At the X.
X. DEPOT, or ii IL. Riley, under the Dudley House.
h. REYNOLDS, Agent.
RuRERkNeEe:
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
J. X. Hornish, J. C. Parrott k Co.,
Copnsble Smyth,
BiAde Bro, Billings House.
i. d. Clark, Master Mechanic At X. 4 Fl ID
| M. Machine shop. [jan2ldl
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DAKKix0 HOUSE or
. = . = y O.. "A y y r n 4 o..
7 nAvH this day admitssd - : partner n fhs
Banking Dasiasss, Abexandsr Barclay, lwho has
hssn ~ teller for the last six years.. The bust
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted uadsr the arm
~ Styls III
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
ths oldest) In Iowa, ths new ASm selsits eontin
.lFeses = fusAs. paseaassso nbssA1N sxt~AsA to
The senior partner.
Thsy win make ssnsssseas and remit, less RI.
ehange, on tho deg Of pasmsnt, tres 81 charge.
Their fsfsSsncss are - formerly b senior part
nsr, ,vfs ~
R1vnHxHcss:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Mlssiov, Laaisr Co., Bankss,
Edward W. CLARK I Co., PhllaAsphta.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Chppa4ZQer . Drswns, Bankers, Boston.
(ney n, Qh1eaeo.
~ A1e1nA Chicaso.
- - tittsbsTeh.
44Ds Oopostl lank, PitssbuYsh.
4nmW 1Ahm, Bsnkouo, 84S8fF.
di1neGe nsetheSton - Cincinnati.
AsD. Hnnt . Co., /" Lanisytlle.
Btate Sevings Institution, 81. Lonis.
ksok u, y su. H. IS. 0k0. C. ANDERSON,
janSd
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The Greatest Biography Of the Age.''
VOW RHApY:
TINE LlrE ~ rmonAs yErrEasOr
BY HENRY 3. RANDALL, LII. D.

4 g e 4 i
THE LlrE ~ THOMAS sExrEnsos
Br HENRY 3. RANDALL, LII. D.
In Three veaunss, Oesavs.
ITH1s work contains upvards Of 1oee psr,,.
printed on Ars papsf. ani handsomeir forp
in various style. II }s fst,sssS - .s,s,s, 0Isr y
craving on steel, and namSeoss fac siniIse; sn,on
~ s .n nsmsr ere I've ass portsaits Of Js1snon. n
draft Of the Dsshrsiioa of lndspepdsnss Ia JsHa,
sons own hand writinr. -s'
lnn IN every ssssc, an authorized work; 1
IL anaeranse - sudss the appreciation Of his fam
~, az 49, Z. nnsssarved acosss 10 all the pri
ssts papers a. Jsasrson in their possession -,
aAs rscstved tho benefit Of their rscolections Az
| opinsens q every step. -
1As work contains the expressions of ysasrson ..
sssv great public question which arese, fsom hi
sovenL - pee1ae hfc 70 his death~ period Of abou
2. ysars, and embracing the whole 1oanise perio<
OF the Republic. II contains Jelersun's hereto
fore unpublished family oorrsspondepce selection,
IRON an nnsst published letters, state pspsrs, ete
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
No other Lfe Of J efIerson ever puhiisAed-prob
soIy none that ever en b. pablishsd--cAn hsar any
eom to this In thoroughn ess fullness Of In
c,dsnt g, and conscientious hdelity. =
lns eissss ply has evidently been labor Of love,
ana the years Of patient, assduous toll II has cost
nsss osen giysn With ungrsdsisg. sntiring eaths.
AtlenEth the public have Life cf Thomas JED
Isrson eaasH not only fascinating, and therefore
sure q e. popular bnt one that win stand the es
anturicAl tsst- that OF accuracy and truth
irinss:. lis seen that tho groundwork of the
unoIe z auinentie cotemporary material, and oi
sne nienest ofder. 10 gather u has been the work
ci yssm. We would not compare this volsms with
sna. n animissels aAd t1eenfarable biography oi
Bowel and yet 30 fsthfslls the portraisure that
!snsrson u made TO draw ef hinseh .thst bis ma
ture, ME very sonl, is dslintatcd with distinct-
ne.s no. sniike that fn which Johnson stands out
In the pages Of B0swen.--f Boston Post.
imbssd With that enthusiAstio admiration Of his
suolect, Without which biographies - rarely suo-
ce4sIa. Mr. RANDALL nevertheless does not seek to
niae wnstever faults he may and, either from him-
ssII or ifom tne rssdsr. Hs paints the picture ~
y innssed nis shosid Dc painted, "wArts
ana ALL. Ihe picture gaina BY this In like-li iks
portions.--rA Ihany I'VE Jour. -
No one who rune, however sasunIlv. ovsv th,,
work, will fsil 10 u satisAsd that NJ Randa N.
added very lasRely 90 The wosld's steak az infor.
mAtioa about JeGasson, that he hss - scs..s L.
sources hilhaftO unex plorcd and that ~ hes 49,
moes th1n NJ ever done by anv ons No.. sktss y.
ilsssraas Me psrsonality 81 that erss4 stsses.as
IN. 4 kxs. Ross. 4
We haws rcd with delight Mr.. Randallsa ee~A;-
ating dstAis of Mr.. Jsassson's psrsonal hisinrv
which ho has sSdalouslv rathsr,d. nrd .dmi,sIs
sos,ess hitSs~en .Ssr-ac.sr o.. I.I.na ss.nsane
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Aesknk. ~. Dss n sin - = Mlnneseia
II AL = O n D..

kesk M .Fs. Des n MSinssk Mlaneseis
r IL u U 4 D..
. - A. 90 OF - nj
ONE DAILY TRAIN.
I'm end aftef tAis data and untilfssshsr notice,
~ ON9 Passenger Train viii ran each way
daily, l6sndays sxocptsA,) ~ fellows
Leaving Ksokuk at s:lO Ar.
Leaving Bentcnsport q 2.3O OP.x.
Connecting at the latter place, % herstolors,
with tho coaches Of the Western stage Co.. for III
points In Middle, Western and southern Iowa,
Nebe1skA, Kansas, -.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 Ut. Louis. Iosisvills,
cinsinnsti, aaA In East, may y had q ~ Onea
In Benton sport. S.aa 8.oF .s
.I.I. !. s lss !. he is~sHa. y " southern
SElG'L a. BLACK,
sss eag Hupsrjne6udsn&.
Tisket 01ee an4ss Aaash = Ehsrpson's
H.ak. I'D = RsIiIesa DsPet, Egsgf
Ksokuk Nov. u sSAdfw
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(succKssoR 70 n'MlLIES : co.,)
9ehnson 81, Near he Fest office.
HAVING purchssed tho we'll known Literary
III Dspot 81 MoMilian 4 Co., the updersi gned
will costinuc the business IN I'll It's departments.
an in constant receipt ef al the
Daily Newspapsrs,s s
weekly Litcrsfiss,
Mohthly Asgasinss,ap and
New Rnblioatkons generally.
Also, i large sssoFtmsnto of Stationery.
nsylsd W9. Mx1AoM.
!. xiIixSs2x III, LAnn A1DnEs.
~ W00 GnI 11Ava Ol10voDs.
~ N1m3e - ~ nrAisls juet rsssavsd and 10
kA ~ Aw19 6.W. = II. TUCKER.
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Q al! g all

ONLY ~ CENTS DELIyEREDs
flsHE New York and Pennington Coal Co. having
such unequallcd facilities for getting their
Coal to market CHEAP snot being At nm expense
Of having Is hauled from one TO three miles With
teams - al other companies are, enabled there
BY 70 furnish this superior article the How prico
q u cents per bushe, delivered to any part Of tn
city. "A trial will satisfy any one that II 10 ~
best Coal that comes 10 this market. FINE ooAl
Tor saA at 10 osnts per bushsl delivered. MA
Omce on Thru Street, near Main, over ChapeA
Lees Bank. Il. 7. PLA1x,
10 charge fcr Coal II mot - represented.
Jan. lI Ws4
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~ wlsrMISsrEx REVIEW. tLll.r4..,

bAACkWOOOb EDIMBUR6H AA0.s {1ogy.1
These rsriodissls abty sspssssas ~ sAsss fsaA
s.a Hadissl--Sa. pelisass iasas saly g. sSssssss
OF thsir eAAFaster. A. organs Of The nssA 30
found writer's on Science, Mtersturs, Morality anA
Religion. they stand, :. they have evsf ssSs9 -.
indispensable 70 the scholar and the papfnai1nAl
mAn, while 70 the intelligent reader II sssRy eIe
they furnish more sosrsaG and sasisfss4ssy roeor1
s.ss ss.n ..l, s =, .s.ss ~.
S'-s ~ EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE BHERTS fron IN
British publishers gives additional value 70 tAsse
Reprints, inMmnch ~ they can now b placed In
the hands Of subsesibs ahoas - sson - he srigt-
For any ono Of the four Reviews, e30e
For any TIVE Of the four Reviews, yoo
For any three u tAe four Reviews, -
For ali four Of the Reviews, Sc
For Blackwoodb b Magasine, -
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For BiackWood and the four Reviews, 10 ~
Paymets to b made IN al cAsAs In advanes.--
Money current in tho State whess issnsd viii b
received ut par.
A discount Of twenty-five per cent. fron the
sbove prices will b aliwsd % CLUBS ordering
fear or nsrs eePiss Of aay sas " nsss q tha
above works. lhns: four copies Of Dlackwced =.
of one Review, will hs asnt Is oae ad1rose fcr =
four copies Of the four ksviews aad Blaekvooa ~
POSTAGE.
In All the prinsipsl cities and towns these vsrhs
win b delivered, Free - Rossaee. WhsA
sent By mail, the P0sTAGa to any pArt of ths unl-
ted btates, will b. bst - CenSs yeaS far
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Periodicals. above named IL about Ihirty-ons Doll
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THE FARMERS, GUIDE
70 scIENrIrfC AND PRACTICAL AOaIcuLfuRx,
by iiExKY SrnrnsHs, II. h g., of Edinbafgh, anl
tho lato y. r. NoRr0E, Professor " 6cisattno
Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven. : vols.
Royal Octave. 1870 paxss,tnd nsnsrous seeA
This il. coniesscdly, tho most compIess work On
Agriculture ever pablisAed and 10 order 70 sivs Il
widerciraaiation, ths publishers haveroseivsAts
reduce the price 10
rive Dsiiars Ter shs Tvws volumes.
oresoa ths prios win - 81. 10 ssarv 49, sse.e
Of The United stAtsa, and 10 Caaada fpes& nsiil
4e. T.n wcaK II NOT ran clS SlssE - -
fAnx." as
- Rsniitanees for any o1 ~ aAsvs publiea.
tisl. .ho1ld aisays b sddrsssaA. Dasi ~, =
= -' LEONARD scor4 CO..
apr1ldAw No. - aol1-st, NJ. Yefk-
AeoR0A 0foocA oH ne Ue4A0 00Ox
% loWa.
rTyHIS Bank Ii now open for M transoa1aoe q I
/ aenssal banking, kxsAaAes Al Call11oisn
business. 5ss,.sss.
Collsctions viii receive prsnp4 -
remittanees win b made II g. r Il
city, On tAs ~ - psymsnA, - - I5Gllo e. 1l
IsasAeass. s7SEssT
DmttA HAnili, Gan1H. Miues.
jobs q. Ylpyd, =. NJ. CleGnaen.
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| c.0arbsr. B. u. Meeay, I. +. hsilsy.
| - \. AAna1ssa, Prs11enA
/ J.W. McAILLAn CaShiss.
4 Ksokuk, Nov. q. o~A1m in N
Ne A1s3 wsH. AM4AGD y !.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-07

The JUDGE IN A DILEMMA An awkward
affair, which once occurred to one of the Judg-
es on the Western Circuit has been the sub
Ject of much mirth. 1t appears that the pious
judicial, having finished his labors, and hav-
ing cast off his forensic wig at his lodgings,
had retired into the next room to wait for his
brother Judge, whom he was about to accom-
pany to some of the local aristocracy to din
ner. The female servant of the house enter
ed the bed chamber by side door, and not
knowing the Judge was in the next room, in
frolic arrayed herself in the Judges wig.
Just at that moment, when the fair Mopsy
was admiring herself in the looking-glass, the
Judge Unexpectedly entered the room, and
poor Mopsy catching sight of the stern coun.
tenance looking over her shoulder in the glass,
was so alarmed that she tainted, and would
have fallen to the ground if the learned Judge,
impelled by humanity had not caught her in
his arms. AT this critical moment his brother
Judge arrived, and opening the dressng-room
door, with view of seeing if he was ready,
discovered his learned brother with the faint
ing maid in his arms. Not wishing to disturb
what he thought to be an amour he quickly
attempted to withdraw, when his brother
Judge vociferated "For heavens sake, stop
and hear this matter explained" "Never
mind, my dear brother, the matter explains it
self, and he left his learned brother to recover
the faintng maid as he could.