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WAT II Has BsoSszT A1ogF -Anous IL
sssia results Of ts< disposirioo recently Shown
- - people ssd press Of EnsIsOd towards thi.
OooAy relative % The affairs Of the Trent, vii
SProGps scticn Of Consr-s 70 plsoe the COST.
q @ Cnisod States In p -opeI sta,e o1>dsftoce
aesin~ Tie poss.ble future interference OF EnsIspd
70 - master Of The ccrsnt rt he,ion Of ihe SOUTH
N otissrobY. Fifty millions q doll,rs W.T. alsu
SsppsoPr!ssed In ths Dext thirty days fos the
tamedists eonstruston Of iroa-clad war steamer.
- aissssas sasssess measure Of psecauuon Of
rso6ng importance
fof sous yesn We hare Urged Congress 30 p,soe
tas Navy In condItioo commensurate with our
@ahume commerce. Jealousy Of q standing ns-
sl establishment, and penny wise policy, have,
Osesses, Detected ell efforts 10 that erd Be
tween hs c1lrfsnt rebellion. and the feet ,hot thu
people q England have Displayed iova d. tbs
Cnitsd efsiSs bitterness OF feeling hardly second
70 taaf being manifested oy tbs co-vo.Aers with
re ocEsrehy al home. Congress bss at length b.
sons impstssef With the kDowled2s Of the rsc,
hat uc should re htfulIy long since h.ve bed t.
narY - powerful and effective a. tbs, Of England
SsD sentiment 10 now well nigh unanimous IN
bob Houses. Ia thirty ,ys 10 will Ror Z i,s lie.
st6msis remit, the distant public NAV reIy On.
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eosfIKtEsT o. TEE TRKNT DIrPIcurrr Pa
eSveeSs .Ssst - us pEkite psiz6 -Ths decision
eestved a. oy The Government, 70 restore Nasoo.
els1s0 = % u tbs Bntish sutooritiss, hsd very
, Ills city yestefcey IL removed load OF ea,s
6oo neab sparin, snd restofed degree Of eIas.
eetsy Which wss noticesble In every departnrut
q bad doos toS the lat Eve sr az weeks RI
neec1 kxnAAnzs fslt tbs Esuanos, and g.vs eyt
4ssea e 10 IN IN sdvsnee In he price Of Govern
Iseseesssieses and genera mosssaeai 10 ocis.
4aes Wufss wss kgal and justia ible Selt graii.
- 49, ths Administration sntertsinsd q some
tAas at0Dsns NJ, an1 thai Is found mode q
HRooing wsr Without suhjecung The nation to
lm12l1n0oe md dSRfses. Now that this trouble
- p.0D1 0vsr, 10 rs look forward viii cons
49, . spsedy hfottling ef tss reoelIioa IN.
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Per Telegraph !


FosTnEss MoNRoK, Der. 20 via Baltimore, Dee.
30 "A eunboat from Norfolk csme down yester.
day and attached the steamer Express With shot
and she'll, and the latter vessel ives compelled to
cut loose a schooner, which was captured and
varied into Norfolk. The gunboats did not ar
rive in time to intercept her, but came up after.
wards and shelled Pig and Sewali's Points with.
out response.
Two hundred and forty prisoners will come
down James ri yer on tuesday or Wednesday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

Tn BVRSsIDR ExPEDITIoS.-The transport
hees OF the Burnside expedition has been increased
% We arrival OF the following vessels at Annapo
Is Steamer zousve, Capt. W m. Hunt; bark Vol
seeaf, Capt VIM n BIye; bark Guerilla, apt
H. .. feafceS schooner sklrm!shsr, Cspt VIM
u. Richardson. Col. ssoAett and Mai. sueltzer
q zen hecienan's stat, are At Annapolis, in,
spscang the regiments OF the division
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

DkAfH or HoS. Jco5R LFsRKNo Ron John
Carroll Legrsnd, late Chief Justice Of the So.
pseUe Court Of Maryland, died Saturday morn ng
- bis residence in Baltimore. Jnd e Iegfsnd
~ In $50 elected to the State Leg isIature and
spon The asssmblage Of that body De was appoint
Sd Secretary Of the State by Gov. Thomas Don
Tie death Of Chief Justice Archer, Mr. Legrand
vsa called to I'll the vacant place, which position
he bid until his decease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

eVPsssios or spscI. PAYaeSrs an
deipssed Suspension 81 specie peymsn.s by the
osv YORK Banks took place to-day, and was
0nc~cd b. the Philadeiphia Banss. and ,bcsa
q osoef ciuesi and as precautionary measur. bv
@s Treasury Department which to day pays 90,
sesy nosss
Our city osnks, II will be remembered, have
oes rrsumsd specie payments since the las, gen.
essl saspeosiou.
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BANK SUSPENSIONS.
fPer Telegraph

PsF IrI6gfaph ] -
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 - The Pbiiadeiphis
bsnKs bsve suspended Ia consequence Of the SOS.
pension In New Yors
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By WALL q B'RNARD. Anon ~ esrs.
t6THsr Psrn. or. ARs cad ext 81 ssf.


DOsrIIvEI.y The iAsTShLE OF TaTs
Il SEASON -En-se nrd P.-enStoyE Sais ~ ss
Pc ast sssOrfpn NJ I LGSiss' asd Gss'lMes's
Fr .. = e,sa hctcs. z: &c. at ~ t,os lon
TUESDAY, VI NiNj, n q .gaber 81 q 'Us art,
comneneInE 1t 20 C'ccct We " y Souti Dua the
sile by cstsngus ~ our lar ~ spseI.,' ss4les-
20, m in N rssE oi AR a. rOp oJfn-. is 4 ard
siD-Sh s.sorrn,e.t II Lsdies, and &c q su's
ture. and j lsh Robrs, 5o just rec iv-d direct
from one Of Ire isrgest !-rpO-teIs ssd Mana
tnrec. o. bTo,dwsy. New York a. RIsJe no en-
p-essy 'ar III prrE-nt Fetson sEd r n. tetsEt
&c, and vi l. be vsrranted rec fro N mutt, oOm-
rrls"G-
Lag Mink. rnd. Rsy, ed otser Stables, Car
dinsls. CHpes, Ia mss, and sets,
Sto q Magt5E, atlHk, fftoh sof ETuIIte.
ptGE SIS NJ II G-ie Pi~s Sen hsrien,
Water Mink.M uainiu MIR es, SAB alan Squirrel,
Ger an Fitch, suyer .aaItea, sad Royal Squirrel
SETS.
Por, sea-. RSaver snd othsr e loves,
OFT Y sps. Beave. sid athsT Il Of Fs
Alec, every "a leiy Of Laileo' md Children's
FHIs, ENroy rarraits 500 SIetgh Rosss, lined ard
uDtanFf Buffalo pOi,-s Fu- CCats 20 ,&c
ks tas IS q Will he without eserve 81 Cd-rss
+ q opeo'teprry fIr i,aI sEa tlem - Supply
.nemst Ives With br.t as FurE. sud orc invlts ID
sizes. ra the PUT. 70 ssRerxilT ~ TIA ssle.
rtTms csSn
de g (RPp WALL BARNARD. AuO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
BY G aoGUIPE & co. Auoi-neerv.
tIA6NlFIcESr ERAED PIANO FORrE,

BY G AoEUIRE & co. Auoi-neerV.
NJ A6NlFIcENr ERAED PIANO FOKrE.
sIcR O.3 GIETFD LIS ~ Fen iirRI WI vsr
Cas- P'zTs saw on CEASB "a FCsStTUTE " x
FL. r Ne ss sNS az. Sco % r EBAY
NOR Nc. D,cGmbsf ,, :. =, % DC. OF, ~
shs = : ss9'srid lct Of aoIaescii t1rnitnrs
supe.6 Rosewood Osss carved Plsno Porte, BY
au:Ie stsnd st,O,, and covs-.
sGP6fi r gr' en- snd god tfooste!e covered ParOr
Two .fcf,:. TO arm, srA six Side ch.ir.. ~itA
NIse: ff1ent Fl .neh -p!sts Msutsl Mi-rors, n
richly psrred anfs,
dsc"r.'e1 vi IA fee git ornaments,
hror e FigEres a a eiTosss, -
Hsndsoms Oil Paintings,
SerJ iDe fr.zravInSs,
sUPTlot Ne'et, BTusse $, snd Three ply csrPsts.
sursrSiy O,tyed oak Litr.ry Suite, comprising
Book0s.., Tshle, Lounge two a Tm Chsiys sad
sl1 Msa.lliSn tsok Side ChaiFs, finished Ia
Large ossi French ips.s Mirrors. in osk-oArvsa
ffsrna To Histc
HsTb 80 sfGeb5. 4 Estsas.vs D.1tn. TssIs,
Silver pl.tsd Tea Sat.
Sc t0rs stl's, spooas srA Folks.
81 si'f "a ST. St S sNs E aSs.
sSlanild Rosewood AID WsIa1t cAamtsr PaInl-
HIid, "a, Cottage ss..
RSsesood az Ws'gst Cribs, TOIlst ss.s.
Eslr st.tcs see sl.ase,.. sSa 20 1so' r...0
I'.P Beds. ssdg Ea'y ,,as,,., BAN TUE
Gas p.5t%,.ss thLoug - It, Iron Gsddsa sssis,
HitS'aa U'sIA''i .Stg 60, ~;
isITus ess6 I''''' ." e SosUrRR&oo-
dead S1,.,or,ers
,Ps, TIE hcu., vii he open to vr.ltsrs sn MOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

pEkS9Ns IN WANT or OVAL FRAMES
can - lssLs % Al G4ss, Gat 2, Rosev GOD
70 PIE old eeteb ishment 2s5 Pc. syshus.
N =. kooGiag s!sse pIstse inserted In od frames
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
l, &C. eREEN & WILL JAMS, Auct..

WALL Barnard. tu-tioneers.
Cor. EOxtR sid Pa. ac arI ga 81.
QhrE, H0Rsrs DHARNEs. At AuC-
her Sist romneBoang st 10 90 oct, shs eel,
In front Of the Auction Room. gi'h NJ re.erv
ONE n Ck. RStSAS r. PSSSS
Tsrr,S, One third ozsh. be lance p.yab month
~, " a notes ssasfacbIiiy endorsed, b-snns in
terett.
SeS WALL A. RkRNARD Anrt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS

MSS srsASf bstkErkh T Il Fw E; ca,s.errs..
wnl Be- ,.rfS 9S9A he e sss e faE LADIES'
BA IL. -Cosntess d'Auv sist Ny, : eSiR
HoNOR-Cobss, Mr. B. Ross.sI Iiudeher. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
TIE GRAND CLASSICAL AND
NICER z,
AT TUE

'HE "AAND CLASSICAL AM prRAr,o
NICER hAAf"
AT TUf
First Baptist Ga; ,,s r. h, eirt'sn'h srss.
PRoTEsrASF'ocr p AeYLrM.
sst IN :.
siyan on MONDAY EVENING, Ds,smSer 81,
MAS Ghs t cEc d ToJSs ''a''V appear
Mr. TIE 1rvS y ,ts sntatfnss.
Primo ss..o o. = susu sc.'. Choir. Aosdsuy
NIX TI,r sIM 4EsS:, Pss,,s ss IS
Fra. VloialH Of tn ; hi. isipais Musical Fund
600 violineel list Of The aottrch.iI Ccns.rts
.GSg.i: t,hdfy furnisbed By Mf. W. q. aEsif.
LEHeTT, Pennsyivanls avenus.
PR2eR NINE.
l. Grand Fsn'.ss.s n, @ q Do: p TAAbsrs
., B'''0 Ar''- r.. !, IkrT T.s ;s.-Vsrdl
VIOLA Solo IN sonv.I r. d. 3 SLIM ," .Ar.ot.
g. "fpha non,o-'Lols i've the monet Of
ME- csciri, Voc a. ''0moert
s Vici,rSeio 50 o-Sraud iiVeriiasment on ~ n
''" sfi.,Sx,: icr:;;, ---se'rsis
g. ruc-ttr sopr..oa AMI bss.G soIrr,vs a.l ,i,n
MA. ovss ava Mr.. i.Y.os. D0'i'''u'
!. Etade-sor Violin. Ls T,s1 oor DsBersot
so'o-The ssnaard fs.t n4ssLta Lind painter
g. Ah.-Dsr Himmsl nat cine rr'Ge
MRS CECILIA io11s: win vioia 06iiss so' y
: Remsrss--Ior VIoloncs 10 .Goidsrmsp
Mn. HaHLgs Sc9NI1g
|" SaHsa-Ths s:re 81, Gnes .are, rsTs's Halls.
a sseond s,and Tr.SI:oI PIANO Violin
and Siolonoe 10. esc4
Tin Three Movement
msssss' IauApss, RissLsz sid scHaI1z.
MAJ :. had .t i5s various MTs75 S Sss,f Ho.s.,
ds;, OF st the daGT on the even ng Il concert.
Die FFET-A choics lot juet received, in bar
l. rsls, rs bsTrels aud keg,. ready N tsb's use
RARTHnLOMAE, GARRETT q CO.
De 2 : 81 Ion,s 3. 3 av bar a.h an: Tth as
7 s6ONs- WAGONS!
= HAVE Now or hand superior lot of nav
WssenI. solfa !s tor sIooers or suffers. RepsiT-
RyR'T II GRAHAM.
~ ~ - 81 C0echHaksr, EiEhtB 81.
PFADIN6 ALE hNDLh8ER BIER Dtp POT,
AZ al tne celebrated brewery Of Mr. Felix, 20 be
Z. IL Ia SO and s,hsl qlartltiss. Also, fokles,
CHARTS MADEs' kast.Srsot ' -
de y I'm conner Pa. aAanue AND L iFd 81. :
CL9eIHS GUT sALE or FIRST QUALITY
- mo u NEW YORK BUTTER-Ths ua
2go pounds Of BEG; New 70 BIZ to-, v Rlsh tney
vii! se enlTen y log, 10 close It out T. viii rs
Ia ;he interest OF Al pnToh .,eca 70 CAL prompt At
Philharmonic Hs I, Penn. avenue, nssr corneT Of
E!evssth &C., next door adjoining the star Offoe.
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BY 6RkE & WILLIAMS huc tossesr .
u lUSEHOLU AND KITCHEN FURNE
II TURE at AIcTToN.-O1 rUE SDAY MORN
~, trsSl tue G sc 10 o'clock ne Of 81 eel. IN
ont IF cur AHHt On koOas. "a Sc stEOrtn.nt %
M.t 1 :. :. ch,Ir,srd r.ses.
To Rock ass. asa WrrtIs Desks.
Wharf. Eursaus, Sid BE- ~ Bnd Stools.
Wardrobe, 4 ace srd w. OF - az hairs,
re,t e. Bod, hs,r and Hask as esSes,
Gilt Frse'. and n he To- kIre GlssseS,
Brusss,s InSraip o d other Csrseu,
GIa.S. hIpx sad yoctetf Ware,
foot and Raci Xtor At q,
gross EnIves aui Forks
Ab3s o. Of Kitchen Rec nj -ftes.
ADd many other articles o III re-ous 30 enume-
II GREEN WILL IAMs austs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

THIS Evening will Re produced George ChTis.y's
Lang liable kXtavagauZ5 ertitisd
THE DUURLE BEDDbD ROOM
DulOi Svypes $500. -. George Chnsty
Other characters nv ths ooBi. & y
The nsCaI q SFZa al singing. DarclnE, lls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30
AUCTION SALES.
THIS hFTsRN MOON $ TO-MbAKOv

uFor Other Ase'SOn Sales, sss art s1s..
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ropalIed ~ snnIIest not OF. Ce 80 I'm
I!ANOs-PI.NOs- A<OSi
MS N OF nt0g receiv u sgLIu a kuooIy of =
90 = hne1W Oh PiaaY. amoBg them So
yer, handsome "a we'd one f. IN ne cole "A
oiat4d Glory OF w Kneb' l. Co. Bait -WyNfl
more " MICH Ill sell re- on very .oo mn mo
y ting terms A second han Doe oF6 octsves nj, a
klev a h street, ''n'' NO. $50
de SLlms = q RJCupGp.ov,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-30

CHOiCE OLD HAVANA RUM,
sJuv, In D8ri johna
in Gases, " 1892
WEYMOUTH WlNE-an Italian Wilma. much
cBA,MPAGN Ks, cLARETs. coRDlALs, o.,
ITALIAN MGcA ON and vERMtcILLl,
For ssle by &. g. DEtiARIENnISN
ImPoiter and p pier in hsvan. sssais,
De SSln' No. Is CONNIE roe st bsltImnrs
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GLASS NO. /.
.Jaiges=yt. p. htken Joha Behhet, William
Pnlinr Ed. Samuel ErAtkell, III. N. Ada
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OF THE
CAMBRIA COUNTY kGH'l. SOCIETY.

To BE- aeia ~ E6eas5asg, ca fersiag, fs.'iies-
aisY ard 3iasrsaay, ias lst, 30 snd 81 6a,5s q
Otio6er, 1861.
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Judges-Msses Emily Roberts, Maggie Zahm
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Judges-Mrs, John Thompson, Miss Mary Ann
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TAYLOR s CREMER.

4 T TIL f HUNTINGDON NURSEHbS
"A HUNTINGTON, Pa,
Sell Fruit 4 Ornamental Tress, Vlne &C. o.
better growth, larger size, and at lowf prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries,
and warrant them true TO name.
Standard Apple trees at Isl cents each
SIG per 100.
Peach trees, l5 TO 90 cts each-S25o +"
SO per 100.
Standard Pear trees, 80 to 10 cts 'aeh'
Dwarf Pear trees, sos toSl each-2O to s''
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, so to IS cts each
Standard Cherry trees 3E3 to 20 dsr
Dwarf Cherry trees so to 10 cts.
Plum trees 80 cts.
Apricot trees 30 TO 90 cts.
Nectarine trees % cts each.
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees 625 TO 81.
European Ash, IS to l.
European Larch, 10 cts to l-5O.
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81.
American Balsam Pine, 70 cts TO Glow
American & Chinese Arbor Vite, 'O '''
$l50
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, o. %e
Huntington, Jan. %, 1861 5m
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USEFUL INVENTIONS.

II AM manufacturing and selling, at the oT
1 rate of six dollars, o. c. GREENS PAT
ENT FEED CUTTER, acknowledged, bv all
who have tried it, the simplest, most durable
and easiest operated machine ever gotten up
1t will cut Corn Fodder, long Straw, shes1
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. have therighi
of Cambria, Indiana. Armstrong, Clarion. For
est. Elk and jefferson counties. willdispose
of the right in three or four of the last nanet
counties on fair terms.
have also the right for HA1DEN'S PAT
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS, in Cambria and
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood the test
of over four years in many of the Basternard
Southwestern States, and proves to be much
stronger and more durable, although ent
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. ] do
not desire to sell any of my ter
ritory on this, but will furnish as
Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, &c IA
| propose to accommodate Car fG5s5IS{5EEsezs
riage-makers with Wheels (orhubs and iItll
on reasonable terms. These Wheels are fast
superseding all others
Call at nay shop, near the Ebensburg Four
dry, and examine for yourselves.
ISAAC C. SINGER
Ebensburg February 2. 1860.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15
THK ALL-SOFFiUlENT THREE.

TNRIESEMAR /, 2& 8, ARE DE-
TBUTUD BE ROYAL 5EfIEn1 PAIElI q
England an1 EscuEsd b. The seals q ne +c.olo oe
Ph9rulacle % Pariz. snd ne Allpeila eo-aGp q
80. is ln1aiasbI5 ier eshan1fion, spernstoFrhaa
~ 2 .55iIstsiy srsdicaiaI all tFses5 % tho.s dis
asS1 fhsi hsrs hsretGlofe BEEN ir1aid bT ths nau-
eious and perni ~ - e - u i.4 ~ ~ ~ se9ee9
mercury thoretg lallr19 % the sufferer apesd7 re-.
iisf diSperEinE az iED1rita1i and roofing ouf tie
v.ITlou 81 digalle.
FRiEag1IAEi Noe. I, asni 3. ars 7EsEarafion TIE
form % lolenge, devoid q tosts en snail nnd can
And diTieed INTO aeparRte do16sl g adiu1tfEod 1y
Valpeau ielnand tgt, Rioold, &. Pre- % ssh,
o. ea1a1 sor y, which aEreg 81 and ia 81 oaeei
whereby there j. EaEipgo % -. 10 b had Eholaae
and rgtall, o. Dr.. blshOW No l9t bleeckar street
haE E1rk. Immediately receiving = rem itLAlce
Or. bITrOW vii iorEErd the lriese alAr Le ~ ~
0f the world B8curoly packsd, ald add 49, fccola
~ soid also by Z. y. GAHLokal7 ed VI
TEsKE, ClaValald Anl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15


MARRIED Oh NOT MARRIED.-The World, in
one Of its very original special dispatches from
Washington on the eth instant, announced
that Miss Lane had celebrated the close Of her
uncle's administration by marrying on Inau-
guTaticnday Ar. Carlisle, the most brilliant
laFer IN Washingtan. We believe Mr.. Car
Isle + '15filiant lawyer" and we see no
reason why be shoEld not marry Miss Laas
II he Two agreed, but as The day selected
Was rather & singular one for such an perfor-
nance. Just as Miss Lane was breaking ND
housekeeping, and IS no other paper had the
news. and finally as Miss Lane Is annouced
at Wheahand with her uncle, the venerable
ex-Presideut, without 50 much as mentioning
the favored Mr. Carlisle, it occurs 10 us that
possibly the World correspondent may have
married the Rrong parties, or atlsagt may
have oeen 4 little premature 10 the afH0anes-
nent.-M 2. JolTHagcf Commerce..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15

ID
The Washington correspondent Of the
World relates the following as an illustration
Of the esgerness with which Office seekers
besiege members Of Congress ss-5le
One Oft the Eastern members Of Congress,
whom I win call Judge A, gave me an
amusing account Of q call which be received
from one Of bis constituents, Mr.. B., this
morning AR. B. knocked az his door long
before bis usual hour Of rising. as Judge
A. in2 inquired Mr.. B. Of the servant. ayes
sir, but he is not up" was the response
f'Never mind, will run up into his chamber
and zee him, replied Nr. B s'Please walk
into the parlOr and I will inform the Judge
that you are below, suggested the perplexed
Thomas; whereupon he mounted to the
judges chamber and knocked at the door,
'sMr. 3. is below and wishes 10 see you, sir"
t'Can' see him, responded the Judge. aBut
be says he viii come n" f'No he won't, -
was the gruf response. The Judge turned
over for bis morning nap, and some two
hours sfter, having in the meantime risen
and dressed leisurely, the Judge went down
20 breakfast when be found the 'frrepressible"
Mr. B. patiently waiting in the parlor.-
"Giad to see you, Mr.. B., said the Judge;
sorry could not receive you in my cham
ber am always at the mercy Of my cOnstitu
ents day or night had no sort of objection
myself, but, you see, didn't know bat Mrs
A might have some delicacy about receiving
gentlemen visitors in her chamber before she
was up" Er pno, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-15
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