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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
sATUR January 10, 1851.
srIrIt of the Morning Press.

The Iatelligsrcsr in an editorial headed " The
Duty Of the Hour" says;
So. With regard to the disposition that shall be
msde Of our other Territorial questions, satisfac
tory solution con surely be found in the adoption,
rnder suCh mod ifcations may be judged eXpe-
dent Of one or another of the propositions offered
by Mr.. Crittenden, or Mr.. Rice, or Nj. Corwin "
Itfurther says that they do not ask Republicans
to enter into any such parey with traitors in the
Southern states, as has been advised by many,
but they should enter into parley with the border
states, and by mutual concessions adjust the dit
culties and reunite the Union.
The Constitution affects to consider the bullying
articles Of the New York Tribune as authoritative
promulgations Of Mr. Lincoln's views
The Republican says that Dir. Crttendens
propositions, as now known to the public, do not
represent chat he tooxld personally desirs TO haze
DONE
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RACING ENGAGEMENTS BY TEN BRoEck.-Mr
Ten Brock has taken a subscription to the Fin
Den Stakes at Goodwood, England, az sweep.
stakes for twcYear olds, to which there are thirty
Iouf snoscii oers, and one on the great Warwick
shire Handicap, at the Warwick spring Meetina
ne has also nominated his bay ally "Cirie,n by
Ihe Cure, out Of "Contraction," for the Tri.
ennial Produce Stake
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IRANsPoRTATIoN OF COrroN.-Thirty thousan nd
bales Of cotton, saws the Boston JournaI nsssed
through Worcester last week, on its way to Lowell
and Lawrence, most Of which came from Mem.
phis, by railroad. The Grand Trunk Company
are making extensive arrangements for the tran.
shipment Of cotton direct from Mississippi TO tbs
East The Michigan Central road is doing an
immense business in connection with the Illinois
central In the transportation Of products from
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri
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u From Harthin & Co, New York, the pub
fishers, we have the Household Journal fmontblv
Part) for February, excellent in matter and sd.
mirable In form and arrangement
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:, ADJOURNED FoRKvER.-Judge Jones, Of the
United States District Court at Mobile on Friday
afternoon announced from the windows OF the
court room that the United States Court for the
Southern District II Alabama was adjourned
forever ~ y "
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GENERAL ORDERs-No. Q.

Ueadqudyters District of Col. Militia
AdJntast Generals Ofes,
Washington, Jan. 70 lB6l.1
The following slgnments to command are here
BY ms de, to take effect this date: e
Major General PETER FORCE to the LIST dlvision
Major General GEORGE G.. THOMAS to the ID di
III. Until an assignment of brgadier generals "A n
De made the colonels OF regiments viii report d.
rectly TO the major generals Of the divisions TO
which they be'ong. W
III. The major generals viii cause an immediate
aIvsion OF the IegImental districts yitho their re-
view to en- 'olment and the assignment OF oomnsnS
of1cer' IA the fornation Of company district; due
untser companies exist, in order that approximsia
equality may be preserved.
BY order OF Major General WEIeHIMAN.
CHAS, LEE JONES.
tsH-a Adj't Gen'l District OF Col Militia.
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IL Shillington favors with an early copy
Of the Tribune Almanac" for 1861, with Its usual
carefully prepared budget Of political statistics.
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AUCTION SALES.

By j. c. MCGUIRE q CO. Asctronecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT EU3
Uk6aY ER hSS; . gsa1.ry s.S Al
on the ffst Zoo, OF the Auction Rooms, We shall
iOt q FarnltSrs ana Hou essold EfOts' 0O@Srr,
Mshos,n, Heir sprins sofa, Arm and French Par
M.a Isl .os 81. and Center T.s:s;
Brussels snd lnsrain c.rpsss' oie'oih' sssir Oer-
csde and WOOD lest Ch,lrs, Lounge.
HAIR ssd HSfk astsrss.e.. BOl.t.rs and Pillows.
cSin,, Glass g and CfosseGs Ware.
conSiOs and MOT othe. stoSss Kitchen Utensils. c
j.fs.% SI0'' 0' ' J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuOt..
ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AUctiOr GERS
sss Hor.sH onaf M S ssisbi vIftS. q
deed Of trust from l,oyeu + Jeyns 20 the suoeori-
$751; shs ais seIi 81 psb6 auction sas on M6NDA9
the aist day Of January inst, 1t 10 o'clock M, at
.ss sn 4. n ss Goods and
lures. household and kitchen farnture mentioned
S!sS.!i %ssi Lisss!: Tss:
A. 1 scs rs aSf days S' Il SssI
J. l"."s ' SFSEs %ifEfEIs: s::;.
VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR sALh.-
The undersigned, by virtue of the power vested
in him by mortgage from John Taylor, executed
the twenty eighth day Of October, eighteen han
dred and hfty eight, and now OF record In the
Clerks Once Of the Circuit Court for Prince
0eorye's County, viii offer 81 public ssle, on
MONDAY, the eth day of February next, on the
premises, ~ the hour of y O'Clock M, off fair,
not, the next fair day there's teT, J the FARM
now IN the possession Of John Taylor, and lately
the property and residence Of Mr.. Wilmer j. Tai
bott This land consists OF one hundred and seven
teen Acres, more or less. and ad0ins the property
Of DIR, John II. Bayne aud rhomas Berry, Esq.
| and is distant from AleXandria about two miles
and from Washington about six. Both OF those
oItes are accessible by good and direct ads The
location is healthy and pleaSani,an 10 many other
respects desirable. The soil ls vel adapted 90 the
growth OF fruit and a the vegetables cultivated
IN this section OF the country. The society IN the
neishborhood e yery asr cable. EpIscOPsl, Cstho-
lIc and Methodist Churches are within two mi 60
table Dwelling . nd Kitchen and ali necessary out
buildings for such residence.
The title t. this property is unincumbered and
indls pu tsble.
The terms of sale are: One-thIrd in cash on the
day of sale; and the residue in three usl annual
lnstalments of twelve, eighteen, and twenty-fOur
months, deed IN fee simple to he given the pur-
chaser and the deferred payments 90 be secured by
aHortgage on the premises, TO be executed by the
purchaser IN the subscriber. The deferred pay
ments will bear IN interest from the day % sale.
e.. =. KEECH.
Mortgage and Attorney for tbs parties.
ia ll-2.awto
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u The extra number Of the Weekly Sfar con.
tanning all the celebrated Kendall letters on Secs
Son, 10 now on our counter ready Tor delivery.
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III Floods have occurred In the MississipS
and Ohio rivers, interrupting telegraphic com
munication south Of Nashville There are no
means Of ascertaining the damage done at present
nor how long the interruption will continue.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
VI SELLING 0FF-SELLTNG OFF!
The who e ofour large stock of Dress Goods. Eucn
az Slls Robes, Dress II Ks, MerInos. PoplIns, All
De Lelns, Reps. Naenclas. IN fact q / Winter
Dress GODS we will sell Of this month, at greatly
reduced prices many az less than cost for fEs edsE
Also, Is or ~ handsome Black Cloth Cloaks re-
naming IN our stock which we offer now 81 - per
cent less than oost. We invite the .diss and al
IN want OF handsome Dress or Cloak TO call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
j. w. COLLEY 4 CO.,
ia 10 Nv 523 Seventh Al shove pa sv
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0TTHE BIBLE AND THE SIGNS OF THE
uS TIN ES.-" Shall there be sriI in ths CITY nad
the Lord hath not done At H'-'iur pending ami ap
preaching national caaRlties clearly fOrefold in
Prnphecy.-fhelT tendencies, issues in the light of
Scripture and Hist pTy. The Bible the only trus
interpreter of the perilous and universal crisis in
human affairs; and the pc sonal return and reign
o. earth, IN great glory ard power, Of 60 ps KiGg,
evan Jesus, the M essiah over all nations, proved
to be the remedy for the evi s ard disor-
ders which atfiIct mankind. These and klndred
a o ciscourted upon by the Disciples Of Christ,
known anoiently as "the sect every where spoken
SUNDAY MORNING, at half past 10 O'Clock
ted to hear rs
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The WRArHKR.-The following report of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
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NEW PAWN OFFICE

~ F. w A r ID, Dealer in New0 q
a1d Cast on Clothing, respectfully informs the
public that he has opened CENSED PAWN
OFFICE at No. 76 Louisiana avenue, between
s'h and lot sta, few doors east Of the new Cen
tral Guard house, where rs will he et all times
prepared to wait on his patrons with prom otnee, .
attention and the strlctest Justice
Hb.1Jewelry, Dry Goods, Clothing, Mechan
ia Is I'm
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1TI d. F.-GRhNDL ODGE-The officers
US ard members of the Ora Lodge are re
guessed TO attend spscal meeting TO-MOR-
srTangements for the funeral of p. q. GEORGE
WILSON, OF Eastern Ledge, No 7. Funeral on
SUNDAY. at l O'Clock p. IN.
ia 10 2t John IT RANGS n q
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0TTHE ANN .VERSARYC ELEBRATION
~ of the Juvenile Missionary Society of the
street Baptist Church, will be held at the Church
en- en- = stI E.rs sb9Gs Sixth, TO MORROW, tSun-
will be delivered BY Rev. Mr.. COLLINs (vho has
recently returned from the Sandwich Islands and
vlted. II
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READ
THE FOLLOWING
COMMUNICATION

READ
THE FOLLOWING
COMMUNICATION
FROM
DR. M. ScHLossER.
Author Of several Works on Diseases Of the Feet.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES,

DUY YOUR Stationery and School Books st
ID SHkPHERD'S, while you have q chance 20
save your money. Jazz I'm
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U3 oP PUNISHMENT REFUTE iDnHT
1PaILus FIsKE will deliysT a discourse at the old
Trinity Church, on ifth street on SUNDAY
EVENING, at III o'clock, sh wing that endlefs
misery would be dIspT rtionate to our SINS and
therefore as repugnant to the principles of Justice
as 1t is to reason, humanity and revelation Psalms
9l7-the wcks shall be turned into hell, and all the
nations T. at forget God Seats free It's
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have just received lot Of Sable Mink MUFFS,
made from skins caught thissea-
son, which / will sell at nearly WI$R IN
Ia 4 their usual PRICE N&<X2f9Jy0
Also, on hand, wrench sable and TeEf4H
Water Mink MUFFS, pncss from H-A
81 50 to $3.50 GG&<ts
HALF CAPES and VICTOR
INES of various kinds Of Fur extremely low.
few more Chi drens fIRS Jeff. Mufs IS oeutE
81 and 81 Is
Misses JOCKEY HATS in Beaver and Felt.
for 81 and 81 81 less than cost
Terms cash h. III STINEMETZ,
Hat Store $50 Penn. avenue.
ia IL between l2th and 18th sts.
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~FENIAN BROTHERHOOD-Ther egn-
~ r weekly meeting OF the Washington Circle
OF the FenIan Brotherhood will he held at No. 536
avenue and street, on SUNDAY EVENINt;
next, at 8 O'Clock precisely. A full and punctual
attendance OF members and those desiring to join
Is earnestly requested, as important business will
be brought before the meeting.
ia 1877 JAMES RYAN Sec
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20 TO SHEPHERDS, corner 9TH and SITS.
~ for bargains. ia le I'm
BEEF-SALT BEEF

u BEEF-SALT BEEF.
OR SALE, In lots to suit purchasers, about
4 600 pounds Salt Beef, in excellent condition, at
cents per pound. Apply to w. LINKINS, Stall sc
Center Market, or 5 and Western Market.
ia l3-6t
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~I. o. o. F.-GRAND ENCAMPMENT.-
A The regulsI sem annual session of the
Grand EncamEmHnt Of District of Columbia will be
DAY EVENING next, I'D inst, at "a O'Clock.
j. - St' II. :. BOWEN. G. 6.
~EASTERN LODGE, No z, /. o. o. F.
uS The m ambers Of Eastern Lodge. No will
meet at their hall on TO MORROW Sunday At
! O'Clock, 10 attend the fuueral IF BTothsr p 6.
GEORGE WILSON. Be punctual. Members Of SISTER
lodges are f. aternaly invited
IT. p. NJ. PEARSON. Rec. Sec.
0~JOURNEYMEN CIGAR MAKERS,
hS ATTEN TION.-The journeymen cigar
makers oil Washington and Geo getown are Ie-
guest d 10 meet at Lehne's -teubsn House on
MONDAY EVENING. at ~ O'Clock as business
oflmPortance for the good OF the trade will be trans
acted A full attendance Is requested.
"a 10 2t' f.. M. WENIE. Chairman Com.
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NOR TWO WEEKS LONGER SHALL
L continue to cell the balance of the stock of DTy
Goods in Store No. 521 Seventh street, (sign Of
the ed Flag at greatly reduced prices before re-
moving to my new building on the Avenue
HENRY EGAN, 521 Seventh st.,
la 1861 Near Avanue Housa
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

4 Graceful COMPLIMENT tn \ NIFE.-
The following neat and beautiful reply
was made by the late Daniel O'Conncii,
in pon to IA toast given in compll-
mcnt to his wife, who was the object OF
his long and a~flectionatc attachment.
1t was given at a political meeting
The English language could not furnish
anything moro touchingly tender and
graceful 4:
There are some topics Of 50 sacred
and sweet a nature, that they may be
comprchcndcd Icy those who are happy,
but they cannot be possible described
by any human being. All that shall
do is To thank YOU in the name OF her
who was the disintcrestcd choice OF my
early youth who was the ever cheer
ful companion Of my manly years and
who is .he sweetest SOlaCe of that scar
aud yellow Leaf age at which+ have
arrived. In her name | thank you and
this Won may readily believe; for cx.
~prricncc, | think. will show to us all,
, that maj cannot battle and struggle
with the malignant enemies OF his coun'
try, unless his nest at home is warm
I and comfortable-unless the honey oi
human life is commended by a hand
/ that lac loves.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19
Amusing Elopement on an Ok Sled.

An OK team attached to a lumber sled,
and hearing astride of its cross-beams
a coarse-grained young man and IA bux
ON girl of about eighteen, dragged its
slow length along Larned street, ycster-
day, and halted in front of Justice Pur-
dy's Office. The couple dismounted and
entered the office, where they made
known their wishes, and requested to
be married Immediately. The cXpectant
bridegroom said he had come to town
with a load OF produce for his employer,
who owned the team, and, as susan
wanted to buy a kaliker dress, he had
brought her along on top OF the bag.
On the way in they talked the matter
over, and, in view ut the fact that they
| sorter liked each other, and had done
considerable courtin' on the sly, con-
Guided 10 get married. .
They declare themselves OF age, and
took the bonds for better or for worse.
/ The bridegroom was very much ciatcd,
and kissed the bride an unreasonable
I number Of times. Then he requested
the court to kiss her, and eve went -
far Us to intimate that all respectable
persons among the spectators might en-
joy thc(samc privilege. lie was ospoci-
ally elatc ON the newspaper question
Put 'er, in," lie said reckless manner,
"put her in the paper, and make Srsan's
name ali capitals. I'll pay for big let
tiers. What's the use III Citing married
to a putty gal u~eos you can get 1t il
the papcrs?" In the midst of this jn6i
%lation, the thought of the old gentle
man at home, struck linn, and the sob
cred down as thought a shower bat.
had fall upon his head. Come, Susan
said he. taking her hand, let's go home
and see it u Lord, won't he be mad:
And he drew a sigh and switched NJ
the cattle, whose slow gait seemed al
too fast for lis palpitatinS hopes ALT
fears.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19
Great Sacrifices and Chez,
bargains!

HAVING reduced the prices of my large AMI
IL well assorted stock Of fancy and sl"iie
Dry Goods, on account OF the very dull trad"'t
will offer the following Goods al Prime Cost
Price, tor cash
Ladies Dress Goods OF the latest styles. CASH
mere Robes, 4 10 5 dollars a piece. silk k"lrs
double skirts and some with s %flounces, % to ~
dollars, formerly As dollars. Colored PLAIN . n
Robes at IS CTS. a yard, $50 pieces Calico fast
co'ors at 10 cts. a yard. Ladies Cloaks and Man
tilias at New Orleans cash price. Ladies Shawl'
a nice lot of them. Collars and Sleeves embro"'-
cred and Valencienne Handk'fs. from IS cts. 10
& dollsIs a piece.-Also in Black Goods chop
bargains can he had. Ladies Il ChildTens' Shoe
of the best manufacture. A very nice assortm"rt
Of Hosiery. Examine my stock before purchasing
else no24 LEOPOLD hhhN'
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

ny The Parish of Tcnsas, n of the
richest agricultural districts in the
world, which produces about 10000
bales Of cotton, and where the voters
are nearly altlarge planters, gives per-
haps the largest proportionate majority
for secession in the State. Mr., John
Routh, one of the largest planters OF
the Union, was run as a co-operatlonlstt,
and was beaten eight to one by his lei
low planters. The Parishes OF Concor.
dia, Tensas and Madison are represented
by two delegates to the convention who
Jointly send to the market about ten
thousand bales of cotton. We state
this fact for the benefit of those who
have deluded themselves with the fal.
lacy that our large planters are not In
favor of secession.-N. d. Della.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19
Tur SorrE CAROLINA PosrAL SEkv1cE

The SourH CAROLINA POSTAL SEFvIcE.
According to- the correspondent OF
the Times, Postmaster General Holt has
sent orders to the S1b-Treasurer at
Charleston to remit all the balance
1921 o on the Post Office account-in his
possession, Immediately, to the credit
of that department. IL this order is
not complied with at once, he will de-
mand. of the federal government to en-,
force his orders. He is also determined
as before suggested, to express mail
matter to and from South Corolina if
the mails are interferred with in that
State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19
Press 0ud Types for SAFE.

\ SECOND HAND IMPERIAL PRESS,
81 hy 81. Also a large quantity of types OF
various kinds, sufficient TO establish a small
country office.
The above is the Press AMI principal part
of The types winch are now used 10y the la
ze,te d- S,n,rncl." A. the undersigned cal
cuaate. to have no further use for them III a
short time. tanucrratng getting a large press
and new typesl those materials Will he sold
low for cash. For further particulars apply
nv Irt,cr TO w. p. BRADBURN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

r~CorGHs. The sudden changes Of our cli-
mayc are sources of PULMONARY. BRoNCuIAL, and
AsruMArIc AFT cT!1Ns. Experience having
proved that simple remedies oiIen act speedily
aad certainly when taken in the early stages Of
the disease. recourse should at once be had 10
"Brarn's BrouaiiGl 7rorLeS,' or Lozenges. Jet the
Cold. Cough. or lrrIla. ion of IN" Throat be ever
so slight. "a by this precdutIon a more serious a.
tack may be etf-ctually warded of. FrBLIc
SPFsKERS and SINGERS will find them ~eliectual
for clearing and strengthening the voice. See
advp FtiSemtuf.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

4 New SrNuIAYr.-Amung European
novelties it seems that a new stlmulant
has appeared, which, il the accounts re-
ccivcd Of il are true, promise to contest
the precedence with opium and tobacco.
1t is the dried leaf Of tie crythroTy!oH CO.
Goa. a Peruvian plant, which, when
chewed in small quantities, gives rise
to a gentle nervous excitement, acting
at the same time Git is claimcd) as an
aid to digestion. The dose required to
produce this effect, is from four To SIX
grains. Its power to increase the hearts
action. is said to be twice as great as
that of ccfec, and four times that of tea.
Under it's influence, a student of Milan,
testified that he was enabled to study
forty hours without cessation, and with
out afterwards feeling any %inconvenl-
ence from the experiment. In S@nth
Am RIGA it is largely used by the ma
tivcs, who sometimes subsist on 1t Tor
| DAYS, with no other food. When takeS
carelessly my l2;sntities' it cauS-
How far thisvh~"ohe INTO
use. or what unknown mischiefs 1t is
destined to work, rch,Iins to be seen.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19
THOMAS Marley,

Wholesale and Retail Grocer, and de0if' no
PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, Nc
No. 40 POydras,
NEAR cARoSDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS
VTOULD respectfully inform his numerous
w friends aud customers ia Carrolton. lr''
ferson and on the Coast, that he is now prepai'l
TO offer them a choice and well selected stoch -
superior
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
ZINES,
LIQUORS, g..
Together with a stock oc Goshen and Western
BUTTER md CHEEH!.
Extra anil s~uperGne FLOUR,
LARD, PORK, BEEF AND HANS:
Extra fine black green TEAS:
COFFEES Of all kind.
Loaf, Crushed and Brown SUGARS;
CHAMPAGNE and CLARET,
of the best and most favoriie brands
All Of the above articles have been recen "
purchased and selected with the greatest care,
and from his long experience in business lie
subscriber ~fatters himself that he will be beii.r
able now than heretofore. TO give general SAILS
faction to all those who may be disposed to c'r-
him a call. H"-'f
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

r~From Gen. Jackson's infeXibility,
lis NAV he called an iron adminEtrr
ton. In looking around for something
hv which to characterize itself the pres,
cnt Administration seems more inclined
to s,c1l than to anything else.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

ny~ y young lady las discovered the
raason why married men, from the age
of thirty years and upwards, are more
or less bald /; they scratch the hair of
in dismay at their wives long miiliners'
bills
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

RzBn The question why printers do
not succeed as we'll as brewers was
answered Because printers work for
the head and brewers for the stomach,
and where twenty men have S1pmlch',
but one has brains.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

by Said n noted advocate once,
"Brcvity is force. | find that when ]
exceed half an hour | am always doing
mischief to my client. If DIVE into
the heads Of the jury important matter, |
drive out matter more important that
had previously lodged there"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

ray A Lawyer said to a medical
friend "My faculty, surely, is the more
ancient, for the killing of Abel 10y Cain
was the first criminal case" sure
enough" replied the Doctor, "hut be-
fore that happened, a rib was taken out
of Adams side, and that constituted
the first surgical operation"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19
~-s1-

"That's very s. s%u'ar," said a
-om~ lady, to a gentleman who had
.nst Kissed her. ooh well. my dear miss,
will soon make it plural"
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

rsg~"Good morning, Mr.. Grum: what
is tie news to-day y 80, there's no
news my wife was sick yesterday, anx
didn't 90 out: ~ news-no news
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

rGy- The youn" man who cast his cyd
or "A Young lady coming out Of church,
has had it rcG,SCl by going to the al
tar with her, and now sees as well as
ever.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-01-19

RAJ \ pretty woman pleases the eye;
a good woman p~lcaScs the heart. The
one is a jewel, the other a treasure.