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FAnILY MARKET REVIEW.

beef, mutton, poultry, nsh, and 10 fact, all articles
q family marketing, are at . nxed nsurc-a p,int al
which they have stood for nearly The last six months
with scarcely variation Politics seem n have had
little effect tie market as yet ard while the bsancc
between demand and supply continues 70 be maintained m
prevent ar.ie,y need be felt ~ purchasers We give
below table 81 the price, Of Toe principal articles st
Washington market exclusive OF vegetables which posi-
lively show char ge;-
Rwxy --porterhorsc steak, 1so q 200 per 10 slroln
Ice 1sc roasting pieces, i2s l5c.; cogred pleoes,
&c 10c.
hrrTnv Chops, 12- lie Per ID hind quarters l0s
s12c lamb, loc q lsc.
vsAi Outlets, lss 2os per TO- fore quarters g. a
o.: hind quarters, TO-. aIsc.
popK Frtsh pork IL, per N sslted pork 100. !;
hams 1.r roasting pieces, 81 % n % 30.
pcrtrrr Turkeys, 12c. q Ice per 10 fowls, 17c. q
rts feesc. loo lao; ducks, peg ra'r back,
81 80 y 20; rrrtrisrts, per pair. stnu 70
FnH -Co6hsh, 60 per " founders, t. ecls 10, q
lsc striped has, Ia al5c Oysters, per l0o 81 81
grt on turtle, 12s isc tsrrspin per dozen o. IS
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BY the Africa We have dates 10 the 10th. The
Bank of England had lost 100000 In specie.
American stocks were considerably lower, I. C.,
New York Central, rs o rs; Eric, 20 81; Illinois
Central, 81 a 20 discount. Breadstufis were dull.
Cotton unchanged.
The Boston bankers held a meeting this morn.
ing. and resolved to follow the example Of the
New York banks. and meet the crisis by expan.
sion. The following telegaphic despatch was re-
eeiyed here 10 day
10 wlRp, NV YoRK.-
Cur Clearing House COMMITTEES recommend eanks 70
discount entire receipts, sad the adoption sys
'H' ''n u" W '''' " Wv FRANKLIN HAVEN
The Philadelphia Inquirer Of this morning thus
notices the subject Of the specie suspension in that
city
A COMPARISON 81 views made when was ascor
tanned The bAnks generally, and without AZ ozcep
ton were excellent condition and able 70 ,tsnG even
SERIOUS Tor several days, aud was analS deefma
that an adjourned formal meeting sbouii -
held al twelve ooocg Al ten O'Clock The banks opeued
Al about svcn o'coos howcyer report crcGis,ed
that OF oldot s1d most r1spscisbie nstts,ns
had determined not 10 checss g larger amounts than
Owe hundred dollars ia ocin. rhs a. nrss dscresii.
ed but making lrqrsy TIE proptr quarter Ne found
insttu lions initiated the example kcsnsnle The exotic.
meut Increased the became gcsefk % All c he
Vv barEs Betvcsp inc hour III tn an ,rclyo soScG
me various b.rks 10 tbc city tcn.
cred aud atty thousand dollars, without any dccaci
abatement N toe demand. AZ twelve o'clock social
meeting OF the Board OF Bank freseeou vas held al The
Clearing House. when every bank ~ tue city repre-
entsd A crg, dispafrouste, bet earnest fiscufstou
COX s,ace when GBaly deter mieei that tee late
estf u re community demanded . suspcnsios, and
motion 70 that eject was carried ~ iArge msjNlv
This occurred Ab et O'Clock, and Immediately thsre
tier The tatpfrfon became general. Llle no excite
mens va produced and far ~ could xoeftaia Tie
policy was tesmea use a1d prudcGl uEdcr tae oirsaai
tsnC6R
The Merit, American says;-
me reasons for ms ,~poo.iou At th time are IA no
danger 81 misc1rtiructton " msiak va, soety 10
prcvcrt uuchei % business inter ussa4aranen of
exchanges and fAa 70 receive remtanosn er on ,ar
raising merchants lutte enough wthnu, sas cr,eor, AZ
the bsnks ntle days paeun ~, rr,s y,s
sn c. White aDio 70 pay al their LIABILITIES ihav .astt
not re ustAe9 IN contrasting their a,,c-. .rs
withholding loans, a. they mnst % brought aSo 10
With el nd and gutyfCr euch IL it- upsa To- =,
fr rpece Tor every dollar q d,posr and uotes a. ~
kgslxrg The srosent cEtlon, trusi ~i oct ~
thcuaht necessary % act before the rcgur tns q TIE
Legislature ln JAruNy The suspension ititlt NAY oct
ias tao weeks ard " certainly st l0uR Tho
no mtni that Tie OF interrupted excxnso ssi
nrascs IN toe south IL recessed the Dtnks sr nsvs
70 occeton 70 e7ntlnue ths grsent u-icfi1a rloA -
oore We Legislature coad 20 steI tosc4rss q s,ssl
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The pas, week has been Of inactivity 10 the trade
TIE srnsency In money and the panic 10 business gene
rally tsve added 70 the usual duuees st this Of
the year Considering At notes Of the bes, houses
BEEN discount OF 10 IL per cent, and the dersnge
ment Of domestic exchange, the dry goods houses
stood their ground remarkably well the houses engaged
tho southern trade, whose credit many exeruons
were made 10 nvalidasc by partisan newspapers aud
the face Of tho excitement II The south hank
pensions, have stood their ground manfuly, and
not OF Importance that FIVE Of,
has supenctd while several failures OF parties engaged
In the Western produce trade known 70 have
place. The collections from the West, since the
panic have been much intcrered with eee where.
Toe rpring trade with the south usually conmences
within about sixty DAYS, and, 90 far, large clothing
houses, ~ we'll - commission and j,boing nrms, have
sde the ufua active preparations 10 meet II, feel
Ing perhaps, Uncertain regarding The future, and not
knowing what turn pablo Affairs may possibly take.
Trey reem 6.spc-ed 10 act with caution, and rot %
exyand Their business unless things should assume
q more decided and cheerful change for toe
better o. rig the moderate bualness doing, beyond
by and city retail trade, scassary 10 70
Into Details Of rrces for either domestic foreign goods
As general thing 90 far as sales OF staple articles
made they exhibited i'm ortast change In priocs.
Owing the light export demand, heavy domestic
piece goods, including brown shceings and shirtnss,
win drills 30 dull At last week quotations The
market for foreign goods wn also quiet, and Ices with
out mar ed alteration.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a. lsSorPLE

prices 10 day foIlows-rosf sugar, per H. 9hc; best
Quality crushed sugar oc cir ole crushed sugar eIc
snuiIted sugar, Sxc ground sugar, skc white sugw,
A. $40 yellow sugars, G, &c.
ToBAooo- There 10 nothing doing in this article, and
for the want Of inquiry prices nominal The sales
oraced % bids Virginia exc 71c., and % cases
geed leaf at 12c 22c.
wHnKsY was nrmer. with sales Of 500 900 bbls. II
1870 al8hc
WooI The market continues Inactive we have no
raee report The stock generally 10 light and holders
are not disposed 10 realize unless at prices equal 70 those
recently current
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surrogatc's once.
Before Edward c. west, Surrogate.
WILL OF THOMAS SOFTEN.

Will OF THOMAS kFOfIAN.
This viii was admitted 10 probate yesterday. II
distributes large amount or propcrty--cqua
perhsys, 70 f25 tco--chlc1y, however, among the
20 the fund r aged and c'orrsen ci the
Episcopal church az New York. and another 500 s be
uuenhed b. the "Orptsn home OF the Frtt frotc-ssnt
ipsror.l ebur "a u New York" me dcces.e3 appointed
wi'arn billiard the PRECEDENT q The Bosery Fire In
scrarcs Company, scd rlIssr ssnmees, 81 Fev Ycrs,
mis- executors.
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snce January L.
For he toedk. 1858. 1850. 1860.
Entered al This port. .s34s ,222 sll 9s8 94i.n8
Thrown on market. 415 AIT ce4 Gao 648 76l
since Januaryl.
thrown mark.. 90 129 496 102 139 037 "a 400 SOL
BY the above tables viii be tina. the goods
entered past week In of those for the
sone period in .he two past years, while the amount
thrown upon the market under that for The same
tine IN 1863, but In excess Of those for the sane
week In 1858 The aggregates since the Isl OF Janu-
AIRY last only 10 eight millions behind those for
the 1850 but In Of thcie for the year 1863
or ihe goods entered for woolen fabrics
amounted 5000 eQb cotton 70 S3 $780, silk to $l97 1885,
tax sil4912 and mtcelancous articles 10 $o8, 1856.
Total, $624, $50. We annex the details:-
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Sales OF Real Estats.
a Il

Lot n w. corner Broadway and e9,h st........ Ns1s
adjoining In rear, on 10Th ave 20 by Co.,. 4915
l adjoining running through from Broadway TO
I0h avenue with buildings. .......... 5,925
"a dining, running through, with buildings b3T5
:. "........... 4s76
/" each...... A,eb0
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CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

= u.
Asrrs The market was quiet an uomna, At $40.
BsEspsTrfFs -Flour-There was some better inquiry
FRI m the trade while Prices were more ouoysnt and
closed with nrmer feeling Tbs transactions footed up
shout 10 eco bb osng within the range Of the follow
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The allotment q sloo.OU0 was made . 6. Ma.
calcster az g1g7, and we understand that a. adj.
,onsl purchase Of 100000 vas sGerSards msae
at the same rate.
The following l. statement n Tic condition q
Inc Ohio banks November, le60.--
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SHIPPING NEW S
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

HAVANA, MATAN2As AND NEW ORLEANS.
MENvILKFrom New YORK lst arriving Havana ON and
New Orleans 9TH From New Orleans 18Th Havana lsh, ~.
irving at New York nd
STAR wEsT-Fron New York 9Th arriving at Havana
York Seth
aad New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 18Th 2sn,
arriving at New YORK Sd.
PnirIpFIPHuA-From New York 10TH arriving at Havana
25h From New Orleans Sd, Havana 9th, arriving
York 18th
soro-Trou New York 1ls arriving ct Havana
New Orleans 18th. From New Orleans bth Havana
irving At New York l2h.
EMPIRE CIrY-From New York ash, arriving at Havans
Sd. New Orleans l:th Havana 10th. arriving New
York 2ist
QuAKER CIrY-From New York and Havana every twenty
days New York Dec 5, arriving ~ Havana 10Th
drASzsfrom New York for haanzas on The 9th Of each
month, at 2 Pm.
HIRSlK-From New York for Havana via Nassau Mp,
every alternate Cunsrd steamer at New York
EBWben the above dates fall on Sunday the steamers VIII
Monday except from New Orleans When the dstes
Monday wi leave New Orleans the
day previous.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An packages and letters sntnded for the Fsv Yosx HrHALn
h scale
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following . comparative statement OF the imports
OF foreign dry goods Of New York, for the week and
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1874 "A, against s5,475 Jas in November, 1859 be-
ing an increase OF $3il ,2l9 -.
The following is statement Of the Bank Of
North Car ,lina October 20, 1885,
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The public Treasurer Of the State Of North Caro-
lina in his report to tie Legislature just convened,
states that there is a balance now on hand in the
State Treasury Of s6l5, 69l l6.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2l ,O6i ,ji2 20, and the balances
81 $50 500 IL.
The following quotations Of sight exchange on
New York at the cities named will show how the
hank suspensions affect tic internal exchanges
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Tc,.i 81 90 soc i7ss 20, i7i1s@ ssSs,as siss ess
The items Of the last five quarterly statements
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f,re) Msyerdieck Amserdsm Brem bark Gustav, Neibe-
saaa G.rtSs and e.s oSro sesoa; fis% snA Me-
F.lg wl.s: Chase. and i.psss "a :sSs
BsrH Nov is~xrr BRIG Boss Bunker, GATES. - far New
cHxRLEsroH, nov a-Arr :slrs xrsni.s& Dimon, NJ,
s chs a.: K. GA n M.s.
I,lsss ns,,ss aossr. Lee W.sr Fson &c SD Art.
r fsesd New fSs; ssAl siss, s.:oa. o
.fhIi RIVER Nov n AR ,cAr yIe.s oos Eli1Ab..Apor,
sSy e, bah ,,p,r Bennett srs
Dsslss sehr 100 B.Ilsr suasrs 81 D''''
s 81 .1nos. sD ny SsS hiss 1 Tp,ys
ss.s Sssasr sa sscrt :ssT sOTsss Staples SO
slesr snry, r,eu sla scsf Ioosou Harper siors
.A s ss,%ss s.f s.fs ss seG w.
hSs ssys Mssl; r.s sinrs, sAa,@ors s..s Lynsn
Te1 piso kss L srus. stone Isvscs Below.
"a ..mssp Jrs s az fo ss:sBs e ase@
wsau sapps ma i'a' sSof Fssss fs
opsss fsnsco; VIM M.en III bach. s.uao asn S0'
lowed iiih shcs Forest Sins Isaac Newton and bart
NORFOLK, Nov 7i-Ar barb Ks.e Lincoln, Hushes Bs;-
xsSs xssn w..oa. fsisdepsa Cd b s1s mo- cs%p:
ssswzRs 70, n. Az ,ss- cu r. Ysrss.n V;
jess oisri, cosIwsi: 2a@,lS KSr.,sa oossr,saes oay
rent sd schr aMn hhsstn. slocps Golden kuie, And
WV ssSfosb. ny mar -ssr. cs.r,esy s. John,
noyl~i Wary loveil Knb ard ANGEL Loco Elixabeth.
port I'd Adams hi-ckley, Baltimore. sh 2id, bark
finr1t tTsS Aennior xiken, fsh Darien, small Hss-
kel- fblsfeirh's schss Roswell King swifL Owsbs GA;
York lnn safer. rsh iron wsrshAnl. do
,.kEwBuRfPVEf. nov liar schr hase Morse, Vienna.
Fswrogr rov as-sls brig. Alamo ingalls, 1rou, rscs.
NYos Fixabeih afesnsw, Dixsoa for DO tosspn
Fab, HAret rese ro srfns shooting star Oevta Bar.
s,w Nov AFR 'isas 2y ss.a a. S Ss w
rlnftnr,
TBTLhDrIPH TIA. Nov 2s--lrr steamers Delaware. Can.
and Msrs, Nshos sew yofk; bark Eixaheh, Nor
give. Asvsns - MARI NHen Norien, casdes.s schrs
err Pr,thfsy. iaurlou Chief Chsnpin Nor~ish; Auna
nsysA Robinson Nl1rr. Clc bfie ~m crsw ord Falser,
FccEraft fchte falua t3rl ssfNsfe n John
khnnee's hattei fequcunocx Bsrn.e. Savannah
fNAllAND Nov 2l-Afr Ht p,rAmsh Palestine, Martyr,
Lv~pcn VIA nrdonte-y sch Hattie Mayo. wsTd Aler.
.cssus fhfeepha CID sus Andes, Mesrynu, Ma.
toRTsNorra nov BAR sokr W sesvsr. rnkerson.
Providence. Yov MAR steamer weaesc~sr Jones,
Niors below slo,p blackstone, kies. from ryork sid
LOO EtFeitrn New FORK; schrs .rls Carver Peode.n,
fucasvle SCI roo. .cmmerce, TJlsr VIM houa fcia,
srd Irs-f'ainn hhwfi =, r1ork - -
P,WIr CGEI, nov 22-Ars tch-s rohn Wason. Pscfcr,
an " Gibson Crteker. klzahsfhpntt -.
: ElChNOSn Nov z--A- srhrs n y psvtrifse hscslsnd'
y inwntent ToNrsent, JsiksouShle sd sh oAA asioe'
HOCEtAan Fov 6--srr .rsr- riyv, -urbth vN1rs for
Bsrsor, " Tsltsr. v.sh, and F~rt d. furfp
~ MAkEa, rts MAR ufg infIew fesssa Nssaisnd,
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Communication.

lin. EmFoa:-
i.tho Western editor &ail, ,at the mp
pvourh Of certain cycat in bis family,
"tAc crisis which was to have arriycu
has aImo3, arvoycn, tho momcntous
lly when all are soI,citous in promo
tinetho important interests Of cducN-
ton in raising this community, already
pr,1nincutiu tie pursuit ori,noWIolgc
toa still higher position on the hill OF
science when the County, by the uni
'teIanJcmph3,i. voice of a noble and Il
g,ncrona yaomanry shallpaccitsclra,a 81
hr;'ii,a, Ja,ojpary in m, literary hony-
en-, emitting rays of light and I,nowI-
clea from Mt. ,|owaucc To cauhsrcmo-
test bounds. by founding Il monument
ihae me- be more h,fing than our
H,a,,I.r,.,y. and whose benefits will
mo-, y. bonded even by time il>yIi.-
r.o Dn,j,I j,at baod the day approch-
o. Ar,p,rant, in its favor are now ii
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Brief and Thrilling Romance.
CHAPTER !.

IN beautiful log cabin, in tho noun
tains of Old Virginia, ourtalo opcus,-
Around, natures lovcIincss was sub.
lime. The lofty trees hung ont their
green leaves in perfection, and the high
rocks caught the gray mists of tho NOR,
ming and pressed them in their rough
bosoms, until they melted in tears
against their sides, \ lovely maiden
was sitting bya table, combig hcrhar
witha iinc-tooth comb--a manly form
enters the door, and stcoIthily crccps up
behind hcr-and--
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Az Enlron-" AatiIla, did you ever
j - L.

~ l.. Z!
~ H%i''a..-" A"tIIa5 III" you ever
see AN '9'iof ,r
$50 ''r,--.o"L J believer Is something
maGr out OF wood am N
"N3t exactly my chlId' An '''t2r "a
Il macil'"' niue" Il, "SG'orpump'nS Id!"S
'"'o '"o "o''H' u dcriFH' IL" motive
power |om 'AH lIF'' Oh CIRCUMSTANCES
"PP''d In'"0SN 'No ,N'ulo'A OF n"ol'r-
Gus promises U @'J' iI Is ''d WIN
9.d newspapers lNN' ana "rLl..hSpato"
II requires con ''"h' oiI'NS "IIA court
estes extended 70 'n'N once II Ine inc 7h'l''
o' " plIcn'f o' '''N-..''H &C. A"', are
not % mH"u Va,uo 70 'h1'roWNer7, now
ever, ana hogoly repay the troNh.o oi
taking care OF them, l'r they are ever
iasNagIy getting yNt "I ORDER ana be
s'"r', they generally wear oAt IN " io"
years, N"'h thrE arc III ipr Autlh"E ou'
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Daniel s, Dickinson, Of Now York,
born in 1900, and educated at tho com.
mon schools oftho Empire State.
Stephen A, Douglas, Of Illinois, born
in Vermont in 1918, and educated at
the common schools Of the Grccn Noun
tain State.
Edward Everett, Of Massachusetts,
born in 1901, and educated at Harvard
U"ivcrsity, entering wucn little moro
than II, and graduating at tho ago of
seventeen,
MiIIard Fillmore, of New York, born
in 1900; and educated at the common
schools Of his native state.
John Charles Fremont, Of California;
born in Georgia, in 1913, finished his
education "at DR., lHortson's classical
school,
James Guthrie, Of Kentucky, born in
l95, and educated at an academy in
Bardstown, which was presided over by
II Scotchmm,
James II, Hammond, Of South Caro-
lima, born in lSJ1, and oducltcl at Co.
Iumbja -, O. College,
Sam Houston, Of Texas, born in Nir-
ginia in l,93. Ate? receiving six
| a. y I -
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Volume IV.
McGuIRNs rENNEssEE JUsTIOE ON

MCGUIRTS Ten n ESSEE Jppl WA Wv
MAGISTRATES GUIDE,
Wehave received from i, llngan' NoShVil,',
Tennessee, and have on hand for sale Gt llo
Home journal Office, about dozen copies Of
'Mc(iuircs Tennessee Justice or Magi'tratcs
Guide, containing all the common and Statu,
tory Laws ON tho Powers and Duties of Mugi,,
trates, Constable and Coroncrs, and all the
Criminal aud CivNl Forms necessary for the
use of Officers and business men, with nnabridg.
cd Law Dictionary, adapted TO the uow Code
ofTonncsso1 From the examination which We
have boon enabled a. give this book, we con,
slider, 1t Il admirably prepared and arranged
by the author for the purpa3 intended Ey-
cry Magistrate, Sheriff, Combl, and other
officers in the State shoah have on,. 1t Is Il
Tennessee book ont and out having been COM
piled by Tennessee Lawyer, copy-wright0d
in Tennessee and publshodat the Union anl
American ollcn, Nashyilc.
We have alreody soll several copies to per-
sons in Winchester, and We would be glad to
suppynny person in I'rm5lin County who may
wanta copy We win s'l it at S3--prcrSeE
what it would cost in Nashville, with +, Ha-
gan himself who owns the copy-wright.
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BRIEF MENTlUN or WELL-KNUWN
POLITICIANS.

''''''' ~ '''' I,, ,,,I,,,.,>,a "
We INA Il, ".,' ~ u '"' 'N'''''' 5'' ''''
I'''o"'"S "'',' '''@''''''g'' ,.. '''''y'.'' VI
some o. ',' '''','''" !''''''''.'''' " ''''
Gay, ""Icn WIZ w. '''''''''''S - '"'
Sen'r'' r'"''r III ''''' '',''''
Andrew J"N''S'"' OF tennessee "'$
"o''' III -'''' VI ''''''' 80, " 49,
was ''"S'' W 'c''' y ''' ''
"'''' "'' N''' US ~, ,, W" 80 %
oF'"' ''' '''' va '''' ,n,'r ,',' ,,..
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III '>'''' ''' ','''' - ~ cT.,
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/" years % "@.' '''.' we, ','',>'' ~, "'
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at ~, ''',,',"' ~ n" I''' } '.''''''
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A Western poetcss, glorifying her
u,,,,hoort lin the Ohio Cultvator) for
horiro had some previous experience,
says:
..When first he talked to me of love
A savant in its tactics
felt quite thankful some one else,
Had had his early practice.
Now. do you think that second loves
Have cause for dark rehectionf
Practice improves in everything,
And love is no exception.
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Not long since the remains OF hut
man head of I'm enormous size were
found in Il load Of Peruvian guauo, a
Petersburg, Va. Last week in q loaC
OF guano received at Norfolk thcr,
were found the vcrtebra of II human
being, which was about twice the size
Of that portion of the human frame to
be found in those now living. Tins
would seem to be u proof Of tho ems, I,
cncc ut some anterior time, IN Icru u
a race of giants. Various bones u, IiSsE g
also bee. found OF great si"c' III VI
which have been pronounced h'i"'""'
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\ ycaraso, says the Boston "Post,
we predicted that the little bJaucts OF
the present day are aaro to he followed
by the Iar@, scoopshovcls which usal
to hide t.i, flir face, cf the wcarer'
fhccn or iwcntyycar ago Editors,
like poets, are prophets cc oJic.o, and
the iuIliimcut OfOur valicination is nj.
ready forcshadowcd in the spring fash
ions. Not long ago you cou dn't see a
woman's bcnnct for her face; presently
you won't be able to sec her face for
her bonnet, but
Searching long in vain
You'll spy her fenture- down a Lcghorn lane.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

The maple sugar crop of Vermont
this year is estimated at nearly fifteen
hundred tuns. The run OF sap this
year has been remarkable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

Well, George, ,.how does the world 90
with you, nowadays!
George, Give years old.) Wei, it, goes
round, reckon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

The Galveston lttcS says that frost
in various parts of the interior has ir-
iured the early cotton. Much, howev-
er, had not been planted, and there Is
still ample time lor Il good crop.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

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For column NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ca
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EcJFocatgn advertiser, must pav in nd
vance, lithoy are no, willing lodo this com
mon so0sc and experience teach Us that they
vii not pay IN the iu,uro,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

PUDDINGS BEFORE PIANOS.
lis not necessary that married Ia-
dies. whose circumstances enable them
TO keen cooks and chambcrmaids,
should make their own pndiing3 and
do their own hOuscwori; but thoy
ought TO know how puddiugs should b,
made and hou~cwork done. They
OUGHT to have prac.ica! knowledge OF
what appcrtains 90 housekeeping, for
two special rcasons-lirat, Chat hey
may be able to direct their servants
instead Of bcing taught by them; and
second, that in case Of reverse Of for.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

Many a smart housewife can stop ey-
cry hole about the house except the
worst one ofall-bcr mouth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

Preparations are making for . new
Worlds Fair in London, ia 1861; wi'iei
is to aim ut lar wider aud more prae-
teal results than that Of Is0i-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

To .yoid responsi5iliiies-doaE go
! married.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10

''TlII VIIITT-- T7'TT-T ~ ''-'''
You'll spy her feature. down a Lcghorn lane