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SQUIBS.

EVERY man thinks that Caesars
wife ought to be above suspicion, but
he is far less particular as to what &C.
sar himself ought to be.
SOCIETY, like shaded silk, must be
viewed in all situations, or its colors
will deceive you.
DEMPsrER reduces everything to
Mathematics. He got married because
kissing saved fifty per cent, on his su-
gar tax. Bachelors will take notice.
CARE there no happy wives? ?" God
be praised, yes, and glorious, lovable
husbands, too, who know how to treat
. woman, and would have her neither
fool nor drudge. Almost every wife
would be good and happy were she
only loved enough. Let husbands
present and prospective, think of this.
A M1sslss1Pp1 County Court Clerk
having issued q marriage license for a
nice young man, shortly afterwards
received the following note from him {:
State of Mis- July l860.-Mr. Moo
dy pies let This matter stand over until
further orders the gal has Flew the
Track BY her OVID request and release
my name off this bond if You please -
A BoozY fellow was observed the
other day, driving "porker," hold.
ing on to his tail, and when asked
what he was doing, replied that he
was studying photography.
A WRITER in the american MEDICAL
Gazeste thus furnishes the reason why
young ladies blush when spoken to
about their lovers: "The mind COM
municates with the central ganglion {;
the latter, by reflex action, through
the brain and facial nerve, to the Or
ganic nerves in the face, with which
its branches inosculate."
"WH1 did Joseph's brethren cast
him into the pit p asked Sabbath
school teacher Of his class. "Be-
cause, replied one, silly, "thcy thought
it good opening for the young man.,
An alderman having grown enor-
mously fat while in his Office, = wag
wrote on lis back: Widened at the
expense ST the corporation.''
BvLwEn says: "death often changes
aversion into love-" Certainly it does.
We may have an antipathy to swine,
and yet love pork and sausage.
HUME says that a generous, a brave,
. noble deed, performed by an ad-
verSary, commands our appreciation,
while, in its consequences, it mag BE-
acknowledged prejudicial to our par,
ticular interest.
PATRICK BROGAN, committed sui.
eide, in New York, by cutting his
throat with razor. The keen-edgcd
instrument separated the sole and body
Of Brogan.
If you wish to cure scolding wife,
never tail to laugh at her with all your
might until she ceases-then kiss her.
Sure cure, and no qsack medicine.
JERRoLp once said all trades have
their delights, and that if he were
grave digger or even hangman, there
were some folks for whom he could
work with pleasure.
Why shonld lawyers be classcd as
members Of the fcminin" gender
Because they are fee males. Who
bats that?
STALK Of the i,,f"ri"rity "t the fe.
male mind - exclaimed III excited
wo,nan's rights oratorian, why, Mr..
President, women profess infinitely
more of the divine aflutus than men !;
and any one who attempts to get
around her, in these days, will have to
start very early in the morning"
\ CONNECTICUT editor once gave m
impaytinl account of a bail storm"
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NOTICE, =
|evergrcens upon my premises, will be prosccu-
tel o. the full extent of the law. And will
lay fifty dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person of such tres
rass. All the pines between Wacoota and
Wes.crvelt nrc on my land. There are plenty
Of pines IN the other eide of the lake for all
Christian purposes, that are Of no othor Use.
GEO. W. BULLARD.
December "a, 1889. l77tf
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II HE OLD ESTABLISHED
ROUTE TO THE EAST
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galens
and Chicago Railroads.
Trains leave Duuleitb morning and evening
upon arrival of the Railroad Packet
from St.. Paul, running thro'
w1THOUT HANGE OF CARS
direct connections with all OF the
Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto, Alba!
ny, Cleveland, Montrenl. New York,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston,
And all cities and towns throughout the East
and the Canadas. la Egil
E L E. ANT LEEPING CARS
Are run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
not enjoyed by any competing route.
checked through from Dunlei.h t
all points East.
PASSENGERS wishing to 60 through without
delay, should purchase
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLE1TH
Fare as low as by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets and information appl,
at the Union Railroad and Steamboat
Ticket Offices.
P. s. GOODWIN,
W. P. JOHNSON. Genl West'n Agent
Gen'l Pass Agent. Chicago.
MESEROLE & MoLAREN,
Ticket Agents, Red Wing, next door to Ne
tropo]itan Hotel.
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Ar TliE OLD PLAY GROUND.
~ HENRY NoRyuaD.

AT IN hour 70. day, John,
Beside The old brook stream,
Where No were school. boys in old time,
When manhood was . drsam;
The brook is choksd with fallen leaves,
The pond is dried away
scarce believe that ws could know
The dear old plaes today.
The school house il no more, John,
Beneath our locust trees;
The wild rose BY the window side
No more waves in the breeze
The scattered stones look desolats
The sod they rested on
Has been plowed up BY stranger hands
Since you and l were gone.
The chestnut tree il dead, John.
And what is ssdder now
The broken grapevine Of our swing
Hangs on the withsrsd bough;
I read our names upon tho bark,
And found the pebbles rare
Laid UP beneath the hollow side,
As W had piled them there.
Beneath the grass. grown bank, John,
looked for our old spring,
That dubbed down the alder path,
Three PAGES from the swing.
The .ushcs grow upon the brink,
,, The pool is black and bare,
And not foot this many day
1t seems, has trodden there.
took the old blind road, John,
That wandered up the hill,
IT'S darker. than it uaed to be,
.a. And seems 50 lone and still;
The birds sing yet among the trees
Whore once the sweet grapes hung,
But not voics Of human kind.
Where all our voices rung. ~
2. Z % - u
sat me on the fence. John,
That lies as in old time,
The same half PANEL in the path
We used 80 Oft 10 climb
And thought how DER the bars Of liis
Our Playmates had passed on
And loft me counting on this spot
p, The faces that are gone. t....
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4 LCOHOL, Camphene, Burning Fluid, Lard
II and Whale Oil, to be found at
. KELLoea's pRuo STORE.
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UTThe following is Lord Brougham's apollo.
gy for reminding Mr.. Dallas of the presence Of a
negro on the rst day of the late Statistical Con.
vention in England:
Lord Brougham said: exceedingly regret thai
the observations made on the first day have been
interpreted into something disrespectful TO the
United states. No one who has known me will
accuse me Of any such intention. / respect our
brethren of the United States, even when differ
rom them. When | called attention, i'm the
presence OF our friend, Mr.. Dallas, to the, n nv
opinion, important statistical fact that a most
respectable colored gentleman, from Canada
was member of the Congress, only called his
attention to II just as would the attention of our
excellent friend and representative of the Brazils
who is here to- day; and God knows that do not
entertain the slightest disrespeet for the Brazis
ought also to have called the attention of the
Count de Ripalda 1.-THE Spanish representatives, 10
the same subject; they have colonies and they
have persons of various cOlors in their POI sssi ons
call his attention to it hereby. [Applause
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GEORGETOWN.
Cer-Oresdsses o. 7Hs Star.
GEoRerrowS.

GEORGETOWN, August 4, 1850.
Many new buildings have been erected In our
city during the season, several are now IN process
Of erect on, and many Of our finest dwellings sfe
being enlsfged and renovated. We purpose, at
an early day, to notice all these improvements
We saw In town, yesterday, Nj McManu, the
foreman Of Denmead 4 Soma Of Baltimore. con-
tractors for the constructions of The iron work of
the Aqueduct bridge over Rock creek. He has
come on here In order to collect force and ma Ike
other necessary arrangements for the immediate
recommencement of the work.
The coal trade has been very active during the
week, and great number Of men have been en-
ployed In screening and shipping. The sunken
boat Lynx has been raised, without drawing the
water of the level FEkt rEFis 2
We understand that Mr.. Kerr, one Of the pro-
prietors of Analostan, will be serenaded on the
Island tonight, by Withers' full brass band
Our young friend, w. r. Hurdle, offers great
bargains to the ladies at his cheap store of
High and Gay streets, as he is determined to sell
out al any price he can get. Any one wishing 10
engage In the dry goods business at established
and favorite stand, will never meet better OPP
portunity than he presents See his advertise
ments In Georgetown column
All who wish TO spend pleasant day in agree
able company, ought to patronise the picnic OF
Logan Tribe, L. o r NJ at Analostan, on Mon.
day next. Ii Is not necessary to say anything OF
the place as our citizens generally know all about
II and OF the members Of Logan Tribe 1t need
only S said that they viii pay the greatest atten.
ton to securing the comfort and pleasure of all
who attend slfr -aF.e - 7.T|
About 400 beef cattle were offered a. Droyers,
Rest yesterday, of which 800 sold to District
butchers at from 50 IS TO 50 50 per 100 lbs gross
100 were driven on TO Baltimore.
Good white wheat is now bringing here from
81 40 TO 81 so per bushel; red is a shade lower.
Notice advertisement of steamer Flying Cloud
in another column.
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II The following letter is Just in time to
AFFORD few seasonable hints to those who pro
pose to visit Annapolis to see the Great Eastern
enabling them TO &c prepared for emergencies:
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND.-Mr Editor A few
days since, passed twice through the CAPITAL of
Mary land, and of all the places have as vet Wis
lied, must say that this excels In apparent an
uquity and finish, and in downri Q BIT stagnation
OF He The railroad connects IL with washino
TON ana Baltimore. and steam boats freouentfv
land passengers at IFS wharves from North and
South; but on arriving you find no preparation of
any KIND, saving few carts for baggage that
Tells OF any expectation the part OF the citizens
OF ever being visited by strangers stShalI and
q mack az an omnibus al the depOt9'' | asked
NO, sir, We don't keep them - How then
snail get my wife and child to -, SsYou
must walk, slr-all walk heren And so Off we
uamPed, the thermometer about 50 : the SIM
SHINING In full summer splendor; through lon0
dusty and almost deserted streets to the house ~
Hlend The next morning, again we walked
another mile 10 the wharf, and waited in the
street some fifteen minutes or more for the South
EN- steamboat Returning, we arrived by the
steamer about mid day-the hottest dav we have
thus far felt-omnibu or hack there was none
cartman took charge Of our baggage and aoain
we slowly tTudged our way to the depot am
to!o, SIR, that one gentleman sends two carts
why In the maine OF mercy to poor travellers will
ne not change these for an omnibus which NAV
carry both passengers and baggage | am told
mat there is enc hack, but did not see II. and
unuI hear better tidings of Maryland's metrop.
OILS, must remember Il as the ons-horSs citu or
SIS u CdIs Yours, VIAroR.
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soMETHINs FOR THE LADRs.-A newfnyentlon
has recently appeared, which, although useful 10
every body, is specially claimed by the Ladies. AZ
being exactly suited to their wants and REQUIRE
ments They are delighted with Spaldine Pre-.
pared Glue IL brings up no disagreeable associa-
uons OF stick ky glue-pets and sitting odors but is
merely clear transparent liquid, in pretty little
ootus, with small accompanying brush ft to
stand on the dantiest toilet table in all the land
with cologne and Perfumes and China triaes And
SO useful Improves too, IL any accident happens to
the ten thousand little ick-knacks that the Ia
dies delight in. No sending to the inanufactnre,
or repairs at an expence scarcely less than would
attend the purchase of a new article. few Crystal
drops skin Iiiy applied by fair fingers will set ali
right FOR furniture, for work boxes for hook.
for srsTy thing. Il is perfect litte family nbTsi
can. Inc amount Of money that one of these
ootdes can save IN month, would seem almost
incredible, and Ladies rely on their Prenared
Glue az sort Of magician that "a eff ct every
tning' And they knor. too. When anv articIs
OF domestic reform meets the enthusiastic sanc
ZION at their hands that Spalding's Prepared Cline
nas received, you may be pretty sure il is some
tnl1g worth having on your closet shelf.-Nstr
York DiSpatch. ~
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PROPOSALS FOR PAYING,

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
SEALED Proposals will be reoe AiSsSS: :, :s
up t. II O'Clock m, on the 18th day of August next.
for Grading, CgrsIng, and laying the Briok pave,
side svsns Sewssn TbH43s s the sGa
streets west, connected on Four-and-a half street
The Cnrbstons to be of the best quality of New
fork erth river stone in pieces OF not less than
and inches thick aud to be asa Sod
vel fitted, sod set in a bed of coarse gravel and
The Brick TO be of the best quality hard red Paw
ing B,,ck 70 be laid on bed Of sharp river sand
clay loan three deep with tNo drse irom
On edge next to the curb and one courss on edge
Moextra measurement for Brick on edge
NO, ssohe rsvlns 70 De Of common oohble stones
stone on tho outside iIne ofthe sattss fbacsP1 the
Dc SIX Inches In diameter, laid on bed of coarse
lea.t riches deep. and 10 be twice fsTnmsd tss
second time after being vel wet, and covered with
with five courses Of s. Sen 1as Of the
Ing brick on edge. ''d pa'7
North river Fs9sS IN Dsess. sf n.y. New Yo5
tonr 60 i,st long BY eighteen inches wide, and not
fne clean evel inches deep free from Cav op
loan, aud wfli jointed. AoAi o's' VI
tmmnE and the sarp us earth TO Be e1 Isted as
me oontiaesor 70 such place as may be designated
The work to be done in the best and most " ork.
missLoner OF Pnbiic Bulcinss. and under the an
pelintendencs OF such person as he may pnoint
anu 70 Dc compieted on or before the & st az N a.,
vemeer next and warranted to siand twelve ii2)
All repairs that may be required within thu lire
loI witch the work u wnTra 1tsd TO stand 10 he
oone a. the exp sn,e OF the con FACTOR.
fof the due perfo. nance Of the work, agreeable
20 me contract, bond and security will be req ured
:, biid.rs viii state se.aEat>ly the rae Al vb,ch
thsy VIII execute the Gu bling, Pa,inr Ard FIaS
81 ghocluding materials, and marx their proposals
a. sS,sS f'0'9'.' for S jN dSnf e
sa' auSsu Commissioner.
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U The Russian cabinet, in its note to the
FRENCH Government, reiterates its opinion that
tne events now transporting in the East hold In
suspense the peace Of the world and that the very
existence Of Turkey is at stake
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NJ 6. c. Wharton, Esq, of Culpeper county.
has been appointed by Col. Crozet, his principal
Assistant Engineer on the Virginia and Kentucky
railroad few years ago, Mr.. w had charge
OF the Location OF the extension Of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad to Lynchburg, where his
qualifications as an engineer were fully at,ested
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II District Attorney Roosevelt, Of New York,
has appointed James Buchanan Henry, nephew
and the late private secretary to the President as
assistant district attorney.
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anticipated. The receipts during the last week
were, from customs at New York nearly $500 600;
Boston, sIsi 600 BALTIMORE. $50 900; Philadel-
Phis, sac, 600; New Orleans, s22 900; Charleston,
$1,000.
There was an Important typographical error ID.
a dispatch similar TO the above, published in this
mornings Baltimore papers, representing the
amount subject to draft TO be only 80 677, instead
of 50 ,677 ,oOo a mistake, we are assured, Of the
types, and not Of the gentleman who sent the dis
patch, at whose request this statement is made
PosT OFFICE FINANcEs.-The following Is a
statement of the receipts Of the Post Office Depart
ment for the quarter ending March 80, 1860, and
the expenses paid ON account Of the collection
thereof, viz: - taIs fEt
Amount letter postage paid in money. 1927 OH 10
Amount newspapers and pamphlets
paid In money. :.:.......:.:.. 1875 So
Amount registered letters paid In
money. ....... ..-......... 1907 so
Amount postage stamps and stamped
envelopes sold. ................ 1,7si,s4i is
Amount emoluments from box rents. 1857 40
Gross receipts, ...................s2 ,e27 500 II
ExPENDED.
For the compensation Of postmas-
teIs.-. .roco ISL w
For incidental expenses Of
post ofices such asclerk- ...t
hire, rent, &c........... 3Oi 1872 II
For ship, steamboat, and
way letters.-..... 2, 993 50 "--s..-
-+.-fs.f --. go, eI7 81