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The Great Door at the Capitol in Wash

F. lngton. - ~ '~ go
That splendid work of art, concerning
which the public have been led to form
such high anticipations, has been re.
eeiVed and set up, though it is not yet per.
fectly adjusted to its bearings In that
]'rspect, however, it will soon be complete,
aud open to examination. 1t stands at
the entratce of the corridor leading from
the old hall Of the House to the new. .d
The door is of bronzes The design was by
Mr.. Randolph Rogers, an American ar.
tist working at Rome. The founder wax
Mr., Frederic Won Mule of Munich, Ba.
varia. 1t is said to be the only work oi
he kind in the world Its weight is 20
OOO pounds To this date there has been
paid upon it $28,429. There are some nul
standiug bills, aud some additional ,rx
pe"se is now inrurrins When it is. cou-
pIete and ready for dse the total expense
will be just about exactly 100000.
The leading subject of its embelish,
ments is the history Of Columbus 1t has
two valves, with four panels on each valve,
and one semi,crcular panel over the tran
som. The first panel (beginning at the
bottom OF the left hand valve) contains a
scene representing Columbus before the
council OF Salamanca the second panel,
his leaving the convent of La r bida the
third panel his audience with ferdinand
d Isabella; the fourth panel, his departure
from Palos; the semi circular panel, ovti
the trapso'n represents his first Elauding at
San Salvador: the fifth panel, his frs en-
counter with the Indians, at Hispaniola,
The sixth, panel, his triumphant entry int
Barcelona; the seventh panel represents
HIM prisoner in chains about to BE- sent
back to Spain; the eighth panel contains
sceue representing his death. There
are sixteen small inches in the border Of
frame around the door, in which are six
teen statueus, representing distinguished
contemporaries of Columbus, aud between
the panels are heads representing histori-
ans who have written on his voyages ,frou,
his own time down to the present day,
ending with Irving and Prescott. Grown,
ing the door is a bus, Of Columbus. The
ornaments are chiefly emblematic Of con.
quest and navigation. There are ais
about the edge four statuetts, the largesr
Of all representing the four great pivisions
of the world--Europe, Asia, Africa and
America. The surface Of the work has a
beautifully soft aud mellow tome. 4-All the
figures aud ornaments are very sharp and
clear in outline, and the mechanical exc,
ecution is almost wonderful in its perfec-
tiop.-(Wash. Rspudhcan lIv staaa
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A SUBSTITUTES OFFICE. ---Mr. Pilkin-
son, alsulall farmer in pensylvania, was
someti.nelago drafted for the service of
his country His wife, though she po-
sesses but a tsu,all stock .of general infor-
nation, is one of the BEST conjugal part
ners, aud, she tis much troubled at the
thought of parting with her husband -
The other day, as she was Jengsgcd in
scrubbingi off her door steps, . rough look
ing man eame up and thus addressed her +:
II bear, = MAIN that yonr husband has
been drafted "gqq taiiAfb-jus dose 4! y;
"Yesi sir,,' he ahas answered Mrs Pill.
kinson, Though dear tknowssthere il few
uien that could not bei,betterspafed from
their families. "So{q fislai4 I'D riia roalpg
"Well, ma m, I've come to offer myself
as e a substitution him. 3.ldu'8
Ia what2' asked Nlrs.lP Pilkinsen, with
so,nee, excitement.lelii ,ytsdsIRHSa sdt q
"IIm willing to take ahis place, ,'bsaid
the stranger. i7ta 5itaa eid ggiid % alHilt
" "You takea the placea Of my husband
you wretchl fPn teach you to insult j
distressed iwe,nap in that way, YOU vaga.
hYnd y cried tirsgd diikiusun, ias shs dis
charged the dirty soap snds iuithe face ol
discounted snd astonished substitute, who
took to his heels just in time Ito escape
having his ad3bpkanobythe bucket.
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BEL. AIR, MD. FRIDAY MORNING,

100000 prisoners at the Indus, and
sunk 100000 boats. ''''
Sennarherib lost in single night 1885,.
OOO men by the destroying angel.-3G
Kings, 10, 35-to 81. ,' 80
A short time after the taking of Baby
lon the forces Of Cyrus consisted of 600,
600 foot 10000 horse, and 2,OO0 chari
OTIS armed with scythes. ~, ,,.'
An army Of Cambyses, $4,000 strong
was buried up in the desert sands q
Africa by south wind.
When Xerxes arrived at Thermopyle
his land and sea forces amounted to 2,641,
6lO, exclusive of servants, woman, Sut
l'rs, etc, in all numbering 5,3S3,320- =
SO say Herodotus, Plutarcb, aud Iso
crates
The army Of Artaxerxes, before th
battle of Cunaxa, amounted to about | /.
100000.
Ten thousand horses and 100000 foo
fell on the iatat field Of [sSus.
When Jerusalem was taken by Titus
100000 perished 10 various ways.
The free of Darius at Arbela mum her
ed more than 100000. The Persian
lost 900 meu in this battle Alexan
der about 500 men. Arian says the Per
slams in this battle lost 100000; tn,
Greeks 1900.
The army Of of Tamcrlane is said t,
have amounted to 100000, and that 0
his antagonist, Bajazer, l, 100000
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JUsT AS WELL TO DO IT IN A HuR-
RY.-Why, you see, when my man came
a coutin' me, hadn't the least thought
Of what he was after-not l. Jobie came
to our house one night, after dark, and
raped at the door. | opened it, and sure
enough there stood Jobie right before my
face and eyes. "Come in" seq /, "and
take a cheer" "No, Lizzie" sez he, '1've
come on an arrant, and | always do my
arrants fust." "But you had better come
in and take cheer, Mr.. W" ssNo
1 can't. The fact is, Lizzie, I've come on
this courtin' business My wife's been
dead these three weeks, aud everything's
going to rack an ruin right straight along.
Now, Lizzie, eff you've mind to hev me,
an' take care of my home, an my child.
dren an things, tell me, and T'll come in
and take cheer; if not, I'll get some one
else tu" " Why, was skeered, aud sed
-"If you come on this coartin' business,
come in l must think on it little."-
sNo, l can't till l know. That's my ar
rants done, should like to think ont
a day or two.'' No, you neadn't Lizsie."
"Well John, if must. must--so here's
to you, then" So Mr.. W-----came in.
Then he went after the Squire, an' he
married us right of, an I went home With
Jobie that very night. tell you what it
is, these long ieourtin's don't amount to
uothiu' at all. Just as well to do tin q
hurry. iaoi94 ao'ea'iai5 10 enel' fylleG g. y
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es-A Teacher asked bright little girl,
what country is opposite to as on tho
globe,W a. Don't know, sir, was the an.
swer., fWell, now, pursued The teacher,
If I were to bore hole through the earth
and you were to 60 in this end, where
would you come out r ia.O Ont of the bole,
sir, replied the pupil, with an air of tri-
umph. .,4,aW y,s9 81 1t9 n eis'aal - s!!A
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An old man picked up q half dollar,
in the street. old man, that's mine,
said . keen looking rascal, ,rso hand oitI
over Did thine have q hole in itl' askedi
the old man. fYes,' replied the other,
suartly.' Then.it is not thine mildly
replied the, old man: .theu must learn to.
be little sharper next time, my boy, sis.,
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/ bTs The, citizens of Racine recently!
drove, Mad. $. .Spow eutioftheir town, be-.
cause they belieysdr him, guity,of counter
feitingr II doesn't iollews that he was
pure because he was stariyen, SRow.n ssI,
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b, 1eS- LEA clergyman twishesto destroy
his usefhlnessias aqchrissian minister, there
isipo ssnrerway than to enter the arena Of
partisan politics!ia ssdin9h taial3laui lt9agia
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-fRv According TO the United States cen
sass the,total vaine9of boots and shoes pro-
lducedeinlthisscoun 100 was nearly
ninety million dollars. sll zo
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EXCURSIONS.

ErSlilNG BANKS AHOY-lO 600 SEA
i has. caught daily on steamer STATEN ISLAND
tk, Capt J. q. Phillips, leaving every day except
SATURDAY, south lvth o., Wiiiiamsbursh. Att A. n:
fecs 81 v, . 10th u, N. X. At s; Spring q, n r.
At pisf 4 Too, holris ast0. Roifoshments and
bait furnished OF board. 9i6
SUNDAY, AUG. THE ONLY RHGU-
- lar Sunday boat The steamer MOsEs for
Glen Cove, Nov Rochelle CITY Islsnd, Whitestoue.
iort sshuy.er, srsttonp r.. will leave Peck Slip y.
h'H M; Hoomo 81, s.i Tenth ct, ~, s6th 1t.
ehclt, "a; stopping At eli tho other isndinss This
boat will positively go. 2Ss
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lNSlR RANCE.

DUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
isOmc", llb Chatham square corner Of Mott 1t.
DlNlDEND. The Directors have this day declared
Aseinl annual dividend Of FIVE PER CENT, free
on Government tax payable to the btock holdsrs -
ana after ~" rst day Of August merit. The Lsusfs5
books will be closed til that date. BY order.
July 70, lSi3 40
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A tCTlON SALE OF GENERAL HOUSE
!. Ahold furniture. embracing everything necessary
for house ptng Adjourned from lsst week will take
pace tins dsv, NJ lo O'Clock, At II stuy vo,ant Plscc
9Th 81. between I'd and I'd svts 10
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W. ANlEyD.

WANTEp-A coy ABOUT YEARS OF
Az to tend stationary stand one Who reside,
N Hr9 tyn win his paieut pr, iorrcd must b. luich
cncc, a. 70 6onss,v w.sa HON y 81 40 t rsr
week hr'; voat. Adltss ~, 10, gs2 sun oihse. n
WANrED-A GOOD CLEANER AND
pre,Sor ,tesdv sort TIE =, Al -osnd to good
lag Establishment, 40 Broome o., cor Rrosd.ay l6
WANTfD-A Man To OPES OYSTERS
M % stand an ELDERLY usn referred. Az
ply 81 whitehall st. bet ami 10 A. NJ -
WANltp--A BLA, k>Mllu HELPHE.
w Arpiv 5 Rivinr-on- n
NAhlEb-foUR FIRST RNTE HOUSE
w painters, NJ auu N,v.uth ave -
WANrEp--6 COOP LOOMING WAITER
MN, sr'' III lager '''r 'aoon' 'o' broadway, b.,
urn ~
w AN I T. p-SuB>llrUrEs FOR TIE
W Army, =. W', cssh >, I'D At One. Aari. lSi No,
At CO.. net Of Road, ur tsir,, RN>hAfL& 90. WNf' e
vsnc psv gwen. asg
WANTfD-A COMPETENT rfESON A.
-, olerk IN u. Al cl.s h..,l must lNo all he
AZ W." w. 'N'' i''''' between 10 '"dis O'clock
, BROWN STONE CUTTERS WANTED
=. - IN JeIT'y Guy. luJuire Of ALkA WILSON. At
u, one ward COZ Wa-h nston - ,''nhtn =, -
900 LAEoEER> Wt%!tp For \
wn,, II q y day Free t.u,sc ~" " dee e',
NAnts a. ady work. start TIA, d.v, At I l.. NJ nont
-, ton9'rr'f oih'', 10 Gfccnwich II. ito
Am RAILROAD LABOEIhS Waite.
OOto ~oiS Tor tho Camieu Nmi.y L. X Co,
.hort d"anc hom he IL, 10 To -ia,r I New
jersey hst litd ui COMPANY vort apI heaIt v To- a.
non -S<s 81 70 pr das Tor 10 houi. uoik pal
every tW1 zee ~. pt,sase r., to d.ductirn sat
,,-dsy, At o'c.oek NJ ffum ,he Comyany's othc, ,
10 ''''hNl a. Ill
, GOO POUNDS 81 OLD Tyre Metal
w Nsnted Apply st che sun Office s52
10000 LAn!ELRS WANTED I'm
w ediatfly, 1.-THE iti.h oihc,. No 3
bf'nu~sy, % the Atlantic ant t,t.a ". rrn In {.
,nA1 al fh4u-e tT mon Nutk for vesr-
we u - yer day. rassare re. No dednctirn
vi th' iA''' 3Wi
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N U 7 TNTN NNTlF UT =
"A the ENTIRE nANpsoSE FURNITURE

9Th 81. between ID and I'd avts 10
AUCTION SALE OF
A THE ENTIRE uANpsoNE FURNITURE
THIS 2Ys, fRIpiY tt H ! Tttocx
RUSSELL W wtsi,Ort. sueticncef, viii s.ll
81 sisrnoon, at cciocI. n the residence, No i53
~" flt o., near ,th ave, the entire elegant fnrni-
turs cou sa~i therein, all ~ good a. ncv and com
ptt'ius e'es.ni pzlet, chamber, dining room and
&c. No ros'ronemcnt H.
Auction SALH-FURNlTURE, EAR
LAcoun'er. This day ". A. CARTER will ell at
az FOURTH ave-, near 18th st. at lo ocloet contents
sood- let Tor hoari, such A. is,.. ihoe.,
stoves aunins' ibis vinegar. buggy waSon.Gc. u
u ri Rkf, AuCr. - SALESROOM >
:, ireensich Az. .il,, rhl. psN,t II O'Clock,
store, ~ sixth ~, no I'd II, a ncr s,ort Of ,.rh
..o .iner, bar and bar urniture Sale positively I'M
hni -. "
II BURKE. AUCT'R, (SALFSROOM 5
- Greenwich ave- sci. THIS dav, NJ o'ciuck the
,ock and hAui,s u the sfocery aud liquor stor, 32S
lat 9TH At. w
I BoGART, AUCTIONrER-BY s. & !.
no 'AET-TAis dAs. At lOs O'clock, At No 81
ls q the ntire furutuf. IN the ab,v, house. ,ofa,
Ioh' c.n ca pes, p,rlcr aud dinils .oom and
IN furniture; AFRO one Shit buggy wagon, pile
r SELDNER, AUC-SELDNER 4 LEVY.
J. gcl,c., a. Il II ,,ic room / 5 ~. CsnAi =, a
~ u-lls ''n me lsow' ~. he iuruituIe stock and
u'ens ~ tur room, consisting II bAsatelie
t,hlt' So ~Anut gu 4 ruHud Ia corn en-, utn.
n'et, "nths slh,.' tables, chAirs, parlct furniture
~ rin's' cUA.A,,, brandts whi.key and gm: as,
SlN. liA 'AI' Ahd f'u estie s~sap of the Cho te,t
hf7hdr' cases ~ Leaf snd an tins toh,eco. &c 2i6
nj DOUGHTY, AUC1lDSEER WILL
We sell this dsv, loe O'Clock n, ssle.room 70
Ns"Ad A., sruersl assortment OF hon sho,d turri
t"it "a PETE, soiss. chAir, ssus, wa.hsanis b
NVsds, Ia uiattfssss q, lounges, &c Also tyo uatent
ga iountsius tn good order. 10
DNWNBEOkkR'S SALE-M. q. FARRELL
= will eel this day ~ II O'Clock noon at vi az.
", h"twcen llth and l2th sts l.rs. n.iortmsnt 81
men ana "omcn's efaring apparel, feather hod.
p'.n.., csrpet, oil cloths, &C. Ivy order Of T., o.
IAkkELi ois
DANNbROKHR'S SAiES-lOHN NOR
4 TIMER -tll sell thi. day, at IL Eat IIro.dway
wv lo'r ~ mcn'r and ~omen's Wearing ,ppsr,l rt IA
nst ns ufrk dc lame and cal co dresses
ins' shirts, sheets, quilts coats aud pan ., boot,
thotA, ssteis, and variety OF 9th, good. to- M
,i.tD e. "a, rtion by order Of II. & H. McALtk
NAN, Of Mulberry a., I0p
MN. WlrIfkS. AUCT'R.. WILL SELL
ths day, at 2 o'clock. ., AS4 Canal Of, the en-
tire furniture OF . large house, ~ new aud p.con nd
hand carp u. oil cloths hds beddin,, dining tonu,
and hitchen furniture. stoves, &c. %
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTR, SELLS
w the day, a. luS, the contents ~ h1uar store
rnf OF seainmei snd Cherry -t, ~ Stand oasts Nth
MA" fAn'eis, copper measures fine counter beer
pumps, large mirror chairs, liquors 30
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AMUsEMENTs.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
x,st,Sronns ETHIOPIAN OPERA rRoUpE
Nt"ho MlNSIRHLs, DANCER0, AND COMIC
oortRAIlC PERFORAERS.
ONf MN MORE ALSO AND
=, fuErlvELY THE LAST WEEK
on ne oeieotscd Tight Ropa Pasfwners, 0y0nAsts
nkNIlR BROTNERQ
SPLENDID PERFORnANCrS
DAILY ~ and O'Clock r r.
10 he seen AT AZ hour, day And evsnlos
LINING nTRANG otrANG,
TWO MONSTER LIVING iJOA Constptrro,s
AlfuMArOS WRITER
TIE LIGHTNING CAIIJI Irop
A DOMESTIC CAT NURSING; TWO WfSva
tn. GRAND AQl ARIA. Learned Seal, 40. i'ioo.
Nov trr b"sf Living Anacnndas, Wa Psu,s. Se
SAT! knAY MKT, AtGl sr IST, skSnpopps
COMPLIMENTARY FAREWELL. BENEFIT IA
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ROY WANTED-TO GO ON PYRAMIDS.
Land MAX himself generally useful: mus, b. &c
eompari bv either p1rruts or suArdl,ns. None
ehor ped tpp.y, POWELL LOskAMPS, l. :
bu.. Depot, 1873 south At. Vi
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a WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALI Aud
- Female holy, Of all uations, At No. Broadway,
per- door 10 the " Nhinston Hotel Those si.ly
handed cmplo, cd Immediately. Cook want d, pof
tts, and farming Auds a0C
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"A GOOD TUCK MAKER WANrrD-Apply
a. TO sIOTE WOODSAN, III " hism Of. ~
ARrlfl'IAL FLowFRs-wANTED More
eiis :, - iciu iuset. ,so some hoy.
Az al GClLLAUME 4 kORN'5, IS Frank n
ct. 93
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WANGED-A BOY ABOUT Is OR 20
w years Oh: one Who understands driving and
caring horis Apply at ~ 81 ave. OF wv c.
HIGGINS. ~
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RON MAkkRS--WAN MED 3 OR FIRST
- rate men At the Columbia sav Mtit, sedsvick
n. Sntfh IKnnll
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\VASTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO WASH,
w itou. sni DO lirh' housevork for two people
Apply at 10 tlst Of, tn the basemout Wages ~ .
month
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1(Ol WANTED 10 LEARN The HARD
- var business, ali, ut 10 year. " are rc.ii-
Ing with hi, psrents, and Of good moral character
may App, At SDI spnngr'. a.
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Corner Of Delaney and N ,upin streets.
AI-I 4. 4

" UT
SEAMEN AND LANDSNEN ATTACHED
- 20 the = s'eamer Quaker C.ty IN July, l,6i,
Gan reeve an amount OF money due th"I by apply
inf TO WALDEN WILLARD 4 I Htnkfng snd
Brooklyn. 3Os
TNO TAiLOkESSES- WANTED A FlRST-
a olaN ia or,'s 10 work OIL custom pants. Apply
Concord street, Rsooslyn, up stars s,sahy work
vii be- gwen. Al
ITO BOOK BlNDERS-WASTED A GOOD
i blank fcr~Tder at 100 Nsssaust b4
ITO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAkKIls-
s1rk and 20 = pay. Apply TO s. n GIDDISCS, ~
, V, iktr 81, corner OF Broadway. g.5
ITO BOSS BAN A SIT A
Il ton by good cake baker Is lIst OF second hsad
~ cakoi or pies Wiling ~ Aasist on bread, Apply
u Clinton o., top fooi, iaI dayS -
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A kTlFlC1AL LOwERS-wANlED A
good cnlorer also, woman competent 10 set a.
fntesomsu IN large work room. Tho-e tnowinr
thet tusnoss only need Apply. Adtresa for two DAY,
i. u hnt gsg Sug ofics "a
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\NANIED-A GOOD SMART GIRL 10
w do General hou.e.olk; must b. a good cook and
tr't rat. washer aud uon,r. Apply at 1911 McDousal
81, bet. Anity and eth 4. y3
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Young MAN TO WORK
w on cake. Apply aS5 Third ave. 2
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II Bt RkF, AUCr - SALESROOM >
Ereen-tch Az .lls, Thl. bay, at II O'Clock,
the stork and iiNtsres Of tho toy candy and Inn VI
sore, ~ sitth ~, no I'D nice stock Of zach
a-o -inee, bar and bar furniture Sale positively un
" g..
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A y OI EHATOk WANTED ON Singles
"A s.sius machine. one Who understands to vol
or lsnts NJ other need Apply. No. 6J sheriff T.. ID
6oOr. II
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Roy WANTED-li TO H. YEARS Old,
~ IN Wholesale stationery t'orc one living In
thoofivn prefsrred. Address in Handwriting, hoy,
boz ~ sun office. 2DI
BOY WANTED--FROM &c 10 Is YEARS.
DApyly al ~ Bsysrd Il, up stair. -
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MAN. Ill A YOUNG CULORtD MAN
AZ a,lofter IN trimming store Apply At ~ A.
NJ" win ief'rence' at 'o2 BtaqI-ay. lp starr ~
w ANIID-llANDS 10 MAKE OVER
a., o. o'' having machine. .,.i r,canmen-
aa'ioh p .n'itd, Al NO. d u relay Vt, 2d I1u "
w Al tD-A GOOD BARBER.
NJ " I.Jo.,N.Ii q. 100
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A PPREN1lCES Ar NE CLOTH CAP
"a making Paid while learning, Apply at ygs
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pOI WANTFD--AS Pill MIXERS HELP.
iIcr, one that has worked At the bu,ue.4. j. III.
10 iEal SOS. ais 9TH st. 81
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CARRIAGE BLAC kSMlIH WANTED-A
~ hrst -" mechanic, Who undgtsiand- al Kind. ot
~oTs. ~iil Ls sure OF steady omplovIn NJ aid good
vss". Appiy ir,mcdiatcly 20 NM ILANDRAM,
Jr, 200 mud - NIIfh bet 26'h and .,th az. AZ
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coon TURNER'S WASTED IMMEDl-
~ atey for all Kind ~ fur work ~sse, advanced
Apply g L. I o j. PHILLIPS, - Trinity Place rear
Of % BroAd-sy. fO
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WANTED-A PlANO.FORlE BELLY.
w man. Apply at 70 Ho~ardst Az. 1RiQN
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CUTTER WANTED TO 90 a SHORT
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the help of young minister she procured
buggy, and putting him into it with great diff
Guilty, dragged him to the river bank
1t was dark and rainy, but the shelteress
exiles, mostly women and children, scarcely
dared to speak above a whisper, lest the mur-
derous rufiians should be upon them. The
terror of that night of fear and forebodng will
never be eflaced from the memory of the peo-
pie OF Lawrence. 1t turned out that there
was no truth in the report of the return of
Quantrell.
The work of the ruffian band was carried
on in the most erratic manner. Many buildings
were studiously protected Jim Lanes house
was burned down, and so was the house of
Mrs. Jenkins, whose husband, it will be re-
collected, was murdered by Lane. Many
who were known to be opposed to jayhawk
ing were murdered. Gov. Robinsons house
was spared. 1t has been said that il was pro-
tected by squad of soldiers across the river.
But other houses were burned which were
nearer to these soldiers, and the ruffians break
tasted in the house which was between Ex-
Governor Robinson's and the river. ExGov-
ernor Shannon's property was spared, and at
the request of Mrs. Shannon a guard was fur
nished for his Office
Some of the band showed a merciful spirit
but most of them seemed actuated by the
most fiendish malice, and thirsted for blood
with which they were certainly sated. They
were not contented with woundng unarmed
men, but shot at them till life was extinct.
No massacre in the history of our country
has been more cruel.
The people of Leavenworth opened their
hearts and their houses to the sufferers, who
speak in the highest terms of their generosity.
Mrs. Colamore, particularly found there
many who remembered and appreciated her
noble husband, and warmly expresses her
gratitude for their kindness to herself and her
children. There is much dcstitution and suf-
fering among the people of Lawrence, and
which only the liberal benevoence of the rest
can relieve, and we hope that the appeals
which have been made in their behalf will
meet with prompt RESPONSE Boston Jour-
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