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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

pORT1ON OF HOUSE 70 RENF.-To sclall
L family partly furnished sd entire floor, in a
large house cook stove and utensils &c. IN of
the Ioons; rent S25 per month. Mons with large
family need apply at 203 Sixth street, between
and N sire sts 2. "a Sc 7-:3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

EOR SALE-A comfor liable Two story and Attic
II FRAME HOUSE ar LOT; the house contains
ak rooms and kitchen, and back building. Inquire
at 800 sixth street, between K and New York
T-pt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

THE DRuGs commonly administered to Fever and
Aaue patients generally ruino as to the stem
instead of curative and strengthening yet the
nostrurs devised by self sufficient old Women are
rot much be tier. somethin is needed which shal
be the product of profound skill in the healing srt
This desideratum pplied by the distinguished
pr j Hostetter, whose Bitters take rank among
the most POT full medi zines ever devised. Even
the most settled cases the disease yield to the
tonic properties of the Bitters.
Sold by Drug gists and dealers generally every
wbtre
- Wholesale Agents-A. N. Bininger & Co., 237
Penn ave. se5-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

NER. II. TOWNSEND CONTINUES CATER 4
Iva O'Clock D. ID } to give lessons in the Art of
Sir sipg and Playing the Pianoforte and Organ.
Apply az No. AGO n street, near Ath, or address
thrOue the O, Sc D. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

EOUND AFLOAT-On the 18th of August,
Il YAWL BOAT 81 feet wide feet deep !; 10
feet long; painted lead color. The owner is re-
queBted to come forward, prove property, and take
her away, R0BIRT FURRY,
$50 18th st., between G and D.
The Boat Is at the foot Of 18th street seq 3ts
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PIC MICS kc.

T'H1 PICNIC AND BALL WHICH WAS nc
= take Rlace on Monday, September 7sh instant
T. odnmgAfSy Juneman's, q postponed unit
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TAKEN EsTRAY-On the 26th Of August, q
i large BAY MARE. about years old one hind
and fore foot white; has the distemper. The owner
is requested to come FORWARD, prove property, pay
disposed of according to law.
JOHN CARROLL.
Inquire at Tenth Precinct Police Station, Island,
No. 2O1 Four and g. h aif street seq iws
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NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON,
~ CoMhAEpLNr,s 0FFics Septem Der 9Th, 1868.
Reward of Ten Dollars il hereby offered for tn
appre hension and delivery at this Yard of Actin
Masters Mate HENRY FoRREST, q Deserter from
the Potomac RlotillA.
AND'W A. HAYWOOD,
Commodore Comd q Potomac Flotilla
seq st and Navy Yard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

R0R SALE-A Handscm me RESIDENCE, on 2lst
l. street. near Boundary street, RAINING thr0uSa
to Connecticut avenue, well improved, stabtinE,
sheds, &c. will be cold ct bargain, 90 my heslfh
on 18th street. rear N Sc feet front. to wide alley
Title iron Goyerhmsnt. Possession given -
agreed on. Apply on the pr, misses or to JANE
HskhlNG, Quarter master Generals Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

LsOR LEAeE-LOT ON the corner OF 18th and G
u streets. opposite Washington Fhester, having
thereon two small houses. FOR terms apply al
81 d street, near Star office.
a. SAM'L RELLY.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

HOUSE FOB RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
i L sale or to let With furniture. Enquire Of as
7. Kelly, Agent, No. 361 9Th, near street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

EOR sAL1-The RESTAURANT known a. the
Connecticut House, No. Sio New Jsr;ev
eense, Fix ures and 6ood Will. Apply on the
premises se8-lWr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

" H1DES-HIDIS.
Wv ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on evefy
W1DhESDAY and SATURDAY, 1t II o'clock q.
m, at the Wharf on Sixth strest, Washington, Gil
sale.
moment Of sale. G.. BILL,
jaH iOhron.I Lit. Col. and q. g. D..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

BY. q MCGUIRE & co. Auctioneers.
DEREMPT0RY SALE OF LARGE LOT AT TUE
l. CORNER OF NORTH STREET AND 5TH STREET
EAsr.-On thursday AFTERNOON, septem -er
10th At 51s O'Clock, ON the premises We shall sell
rch north street and 80 feet on 5th street east
to be sold tire divided in building lats the
option of the com papy present.
This lot Is we'll situated ana has pump of excel.
len water in front.
Terms: Ope-thrd In cash, the remainder in
anG Il months, with interest
SET J. O. MCGUIRE Co., Auct'rs
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LOST. AND FOUND.

o. RkYARr, ssT9aAg ttbaa. sfsr tlMaS vsa,
small BLACK AND TAN TERRIER-"Hannie -
The above reward will be paid upon the return Of
Fannie and no questions asked.
THOMAS L. HAINl,
seq St. atE. HaPs Grocery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-09

EOR RENT,-A well furnished HOOSE, within
one Square Pennsyiyania avenue: Also,
several vacant LOTS on street. A GRAND
PIANO for sale. Enquire at the Drug Store, cor.
Of 18th and Pa. ave. sa2-1Ws
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INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA, County Of Wdshins--
- ton.-I herby certify that Earnest Bergdsrt, Of
said County brou ght before me the subscriber,
o. the Justices of the Peace in and for the said
county. this Ninth day of september, in the year
lst3 as estray tresspassins upon his enclosures,
dark BROWN H0RSR white on both hind feet
star in his Torch. ad the back and and sore
sh oulder shod all round heavy SWITCH tail; about
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baltimore, AEonf00 0eao 26, OefOber 1868,

iaunte. gSarum Iie It6 tnetner fp Iiebebp((
uno ltnet8enniibt8 anoetpumerl Bate rppIIte
tie mir ME 9elteher, unb ipnbertar, ibre
8ehauptung eilt 8etpiiie8 @tpas, rueldes tie
Itd Iel6it ttt6t erfldren fGnne, zSae Tie au
mir btr, fanO in meineu1 6er3eu Gnflano
unb @rwiperun9, 2lu9 td fit6Ite mid lebs
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btn9e5ogen, mir mar ol8 bGtte td in i9r cine
Ic4ter 9efunoen uub balO gepS9nte Id mid
baran fie al8 iOlde 5u betradteu.
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me UNI retAe iA t6ul nuf raciner @eue|un9
Id1rte6, erDalteu bate bat ic9 meme Bfle9es
rim, Die Sdlfte ber1etben Ql8 eine flcine Nbe
19la985ablung auf f1eine Sdulo an3unebmer,
nnc falls fein anoere8 9anb fte Gier feIIette,
ttlir ii meine {6eiutat4 3u FoG9en uro fid,
gang al8 tteine Go0ter 81 betra4ten, Sie
Idlug nie8 unb and ba8 0elo Qu8; 3ipor
BABE lie feline @(tern ine6r eripioerte fie, aud
fei t9r Ser5 nod fret uno 1pnlit f8nne Iie
olIo tire 6eimat0 pG6let ND e8 i6r beltebe,
benno9 1niiiie ite utetnen 8orI9lag ablebuen
aus Grtnben Die Iie mir nidt ltetnen bit fe.
SD mSBe ibr eit ftille8 liebepDlle8 Nnrenteu
beipaGren unb ibren WunIA. uliv 9e8enGber
unertannt5u bieiben, ebren, pieneiat fonrn,e
bic Stunpe einntat, in Der fie mir Urea gla>
men nennet tperbe, potb m68e iA pie8 gang
ibrent @rneisn itterlaiiell. Da8 oa8 Gjtl0
anbeiattge 70 BABE lie MID ni4t 8epFe9t in
Der Goran8iebunl Dofitr 6eIobnt GIT perDen ;
lpolle id tbre Iualaaen fitr mid 5uriferitqts
ten, 10 tonne iier cQge8en ni4t8 einmeueett,
ein N5eitere8 ater werbe iie nidIt atnebnletl.
g. SD erf9llte pen 0unI& be8 uneiger1s
niibi9en Ndo0en8 ltub Dran8 njcat ipeiter In
fe Grit am Gage meiner 2lbrciIe ma0te ids
igr einea Genlantrtu8 dn5Hbteten NIT bet
gitte, ilteiner tlt4t }i pergslielt, lpenn lte
einntal zines 6reultoe8 beDitrfe. .-Sie nabui
BEN Sting an, mir l9iepen, tno ME iab td
Iie ieitpem tpteber.
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0efGb.ltme Rrenfbcit.

QBenn Der irreeeeitee ufuse Sir8ftns ausiinbc tas
er ben Sett bieiec fduerbd rafbett in b attencl-
men bai si6isbtf bsa5 taB etn uujetses S&an1ee-
fubl prer bic 5urbt ppr @9tbedur3 bn obibred fb an
ene IN penben au pele IN Se3e ibrr @r5ebuta unb
Sep ftabilitt aaen iein @ertrafn ben f6nute unb
parte Is anse hie Sgnlsrne ctiie8 fedIen pebels,
ME g. 9. sta NIT @edpi ent5tleteg &dls tine b6ie
Stale Gner3 i'm &ppfe s in ben @Iierern, Ablabme res
@ef6t8 Saubtett, Nusw Ieber aut Supten zen Set
nett rb Arwen 8tnneu i'm &eite unb a ben grretitds
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be gtaenfnpen efaens bd8 Spfer btr Eranfg
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ienem 0aref grtrst ppt p1tne fe1 Reter surdtcbrt.
Gs tit cine traGri8r &faae baB &quicnte bieer fr1cbt-
barren 8ranfte s Sprer a1en tn S5pae bsr lln8ei fs
ltdet Hnmtlienter 9rater, n1elte burd Mmebug eaes
t0htiten Gtes be8 DIE flr8 bic @euiitutpu nernten t
ben &efssS 9eten5 tn en e1e1tSe$ 9aietn cerpauoalr.
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9r. 2nhuln3t.

tbIteb be8 t5nieen Goe8iumS ter g8untdr;te III 2p-
bon rabuirer etne8 Der erte bSNtIden @pae9ten Der
@er Saaen Der ben er66tn Sbett ictne8 2eten8 in ben
6e1ptlern bon 2pabp, @ari8 @tiiabetpba iS Gnberen
Gtdten ueeba bat ctnt9c Der wuneebarhen @etlun6en
pOaenbet, DOu be Ell bic @eibit fer Ngsn res. lln-
sbge gettenb bic Obrenlanen Nero6lat ln6 aneer'n
Rronfbeten litten iDle g. al bic Bet p6slhben Ge.
rduIAen su ebr erI6reden bic DIT erbtHen et9erngen
Sletntefeteu II. {. Is. lpurHen Gu6enb1idltb 9eheil
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fBrenhe Gr te Nrbeit bic @telQie Hno bic gge inf16is
nta6enhe Safer sel9tpabt GdBet. y 1iti!ss si5 II
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gem scr reen Geftfbhbettet res Ydfers @ de i'm 9}tfs
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fdt8, Vsrinf Der r flfrnft 9er5fppen ne b6 nrnte,
Nd8en@md6c narrpaGhs her @erbdulne sSrsane, aNses
ntctne Gntfraftuas. Sgtaftpne ner ,S9mnSu@t. tft
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iI.Eei hfr 9lr96.s4

Dle ntele Saenss 9el&t mat:fn0 fsr lfssem tenieaa
t6Fr punbdrS tden Cperapaei retd 0r. G0bni0u aus,
fabrte beNen oie S,un98 Fospprtere le 0ete ebere
Mialfn Enr;het wuba urN eub q IN 8e5ug auf ietncn
Gtarater ais @brerm1rn IL &f5p8 Gn Gbdrafer ub Ge-
pertnfttsfet nb YetfpSer eine bnrcttenbe Gjegpdbr
leifung H aU es.s Ha7
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Sr9ous;e9c GdIw24lc

tpr6 nreersG8 9eteit b bic prue &rat peber Eessss
te DteieS rGtbar getcn GeIe5 pa8 2sBeneIettb ,ib
tie @te unS Ia4rrHenIdet unn15gtt@ ma@ tisOft tas
2pr8 0erer, bic tbren Qe eni@afte urbepnnen tnen.
n8e 2eute iE6 81 ieit 81 gu8l1weun9en genet9 nett
fe tfren Gp(sen nt genau fennet. Sbgle lie aud bur6
Strtturer Eieberi6fa9en TN 9ettt Stc tnS obere 1r~
laden enteten fana, 10 Il tie bod meientbett cine Jel8e
hes Wft6braude8 Der belfen 0r8dne Ner CHER nth es
Iauane f fie 3ra be Gr;eu8ne eber upa Denen cerp.
rirh bic @ betntltep 2aiern ereebrn ais ren 9sss
tte ga rsetie ittb
~ Sfftce: 90. z @tb-8rebertdRr.,
(iebeu Gbiiren oprl 8aIttmpselfr., blttt1e Sette,
Die Stufen biuauf,
gor merle i Ran,en unb SaSnurnter 6enn uhniiIet-
be nnb trserfbe Nana1er otrdrtebene nb 9emtenlp1r
Quafalber, Saubfider, Stefelw6ier, StraBenretn6er
unb Qainpenpser 10. Bd reee0btge &erS
un6 lausrn a6esCse ppDr. ptafpnS 9inf in ber gtdte
g8- alle Sreie miiIen einen gDit-Sta'np ettbaltet
0.a Gine 5etlaa8 IL 2 Ga8sga 3u8eF@F,t.
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Gn,,slEQsn

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bot tgen 2een pber in ser dule erne nnb taren Ipl-
GEN e alnddtIt3 fpren iel6it TN Gflaie, turd Qpup
relt, bic wen nngetbet bic @9e uninB8td) MAIDEN rn6
a6rper ,tnb Get erEren fDlten ptpr lie nBtD0n gGt.
te tDun. pe @erIPnen piIeu teper e entreten In tie
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OeiRtg.

Die f9redbt6en @rfuasen bes 9aIers nb febr gu fts
ten 8erlna bes @tbddntie8 &erprrt8 Ter Sheen, @es
brdtEet Ser GeRrsfrGfte kbie A6nun0e Mbre9un9 ppr
ber geeG9aft eubt ud6 Gtnfantfeie WiFtraueu 9eeer
& ielbf. 8ur9amtet A. T.. ". itns etnig per dlimmen
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ta9@ss sssceeA ~ sitsea $3.50 sS}s2@ t3sfes8
ee%f sss 'f se ss'l
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bebenien toB Elm eenber Sets Elm 0eter 6rper bic
rotbpen i8tcn @rcreerntiie 5ur eleIdea Glidei9fet
in0 }a pbne fiee pr6 6e ee res 2et9n8 r traurieeu
gil5ertabr Die 2lu@dtn teS gfb caliiEe-n A ituo
Ito Nh? bic eele w;rO er8re ppn @er3pciituna Ha0 me-
IaTdptiIct GetradtuaGfn ta6 uH8 Sic 8reuSea, pct5
&beerc 8encBsn perreigert iHb --..
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pbaHer Sdrade pSer etneS auccren 3thoe nie8 bepgt
FnS, iplten uneeyaielt Er, obn9pm 81 9atfe 5eDet.
gGe tncerniIe eehc oe 81 pfpdc D0er netft1e 2er-
rag 9et5barfft Ser &c pcn 3itteru iab Swae, pber
6 l15piuas Der f3rednIits Wr werbsn ineG ft;rtrt.
Oerentge oeider Is her 8ebnueluua unb IGriprBe Bon
Dr. 5p6tflon ntee3iet fam iDm, ais eire GEre,ranne
phne ur6t M orccrtrauen H6 3urerItlt au ietpe drss
ltcbe UefhtGoDfeit oer(aSien 1890
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DIR. Johnston,
hfr einstss @rst, peIter aajsiat.
8altt mOre 2eas@ ofpital.
Bur t1HterbyGdnn8 bsr auadiiol5srsi sta6lirt

Der etttstge pIob TT esr eDslt, wo fi4e,
I9nelIe uno 1riMsl!che Rarca tn
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.OerreDfleiOerIaDeit,

u A.ardttarase So s6s anb 1854.
s1aeinen seebrten g5reurbeu uub bem PnBItuul MADE
biermtt bic au5eiSe, 6as i'd eas loon hit Sabrsn an
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item SerrenfleSern neuefer dcon 5u ben bi8en Breis
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aer tperbe. - Stpe ftr BtntcrrSde unb Soientenee In
len gorteu unb ~ alien greiien. - 5erfer enc Ns.
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iu6laseuSe @rtite[.
tay gne 8efenunsen tDerben prDupt, biIis unS
irsefEer Grip ausefertist tperbeu.
-. 8. Batter.
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aeNeimen Ssnat Nettett

eentnt Serfen al8 6a lib: 3cugpnosunidbgfe SGo6Ge
IN ben &fea p BEN Gtieberr, GntjIn6unotn Ser Neren
eentwae, Nlatttgtet Iieber9efAla3enbeit 9eranbe8-
i6wad9e Serstiosen {2idtsrnHet 3ttter ldg5ce
@GwnheI, sppfbrer3, gatsnnbi9 les Safes, Der gaia
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lletcl Die bon aepiien 9rfetne @apoDnGetcn 0enb
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ten G9wdfe ber @pnNtupn tcrcprbrtugen bic @1e uIts
m6ai9 ma6e 1nb 5alegt fen &Srper p0 Stn 3ettSren.
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Dr. Sp'nfcn iii her ein3ies re9ent&6t5 6ebbetf Nrjt
wetcr bic ettung BON 6epen Srdnf1lten anet9t Sene
Dtitte unb Sebanblun9 iino alien Anberen edni4 tnbs-
fann 0r II NetmBe6Ite bon einein geeen petS Ct tn
leu arG6tn ppttdter Glrrrpn8 pnb REM ren 6teie8 9dn-
be8 sub adte, nGuiid @neanb, Franfrei9 inb IN tett
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tere 9rar8t ais ale anheret Ner3te per gSslt. ,x
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San6 pCn SalttmOrefr. neDen ber ,,glrbeiterbale"
6autfrantbsttsn tpssSsn IAnell 8ebeiIto /
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SUMS WGuaer.

beirnberS pee tte Qpef ee8 ee6nam 2afer8 6epprben
nb, has jQtrlt& ip oiele &1Reute IN en st tribes Grab
retBt ef6e burd IRE erbattaen &nfe iiS sntpiGeln
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nat tegetrt Der 2er tsaubcrube ESne enlpt Eaten
GarSett in6gen ii9 nit epllem @ertralter Habet.
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rI2 5r5g2 0irt6It)oft anD 92eltanratiOu
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15

FACTS AND FREAKS or CURRENCY.-M
things have been used at different times as
money; cowrie shells in Africa; waInpum by
the American Indians; cattle in ancient
Greece. The Carthagenians used leather as
money, probably bearing some mark or stamp.
Frederick III, at the siege OF Milan, issued
stamped leather as money. In 1880, John
the Good, King of France, who was taken
prisoner by the celebrated Black Prince and
sent to England until ransOmed, also issued
leather money, having small silver nail in
the centre. Salt is the common money in
Abyssinia; Goldfish in Iceland and Newtound
land. "Living money slaves and oxen,
passed current with the Anglo-Saxons in pay
ment OF debts. Adam Smith says that in his
day there was village in Scotland where it
was not uncommon for wOrkmen to carry
nails instead of money to the bakers shop and
alehouse Marco Polo found in China money
made of the bark of the mulberry tree, bear
ing the stamp of the sovereign, which it was
death to counterfeit. Tobacco was generally
used as money in Virginia up to 1860, fifty
seven years after the foundation of that colo
ny. In l64l the Legislature of Massachu-
sets enacted that wheat should be received in
payment of all debts and the convention
in France, during the Revolution, on
proposition of Jean Bon Saint Adre, long
discussed the proprlety OF adopting wheat
as money, as the measure OF value
OF all things. Platina was coined in Rus
STA from 1928 to 1915. But the metals
best adapted and most generally used as coin
are copper, nickel, silver and gold; the two
first being now used for coins of small value,
to make change; the two latter, commonly
designated the precious metals, as measures
of value and as legal tenders. On the CONT
nent OF Europe, composition of silver and
copper, called bullion, has long been used for
small coins, which are made current at much
higher value than the metals they contain. In
China Cycee silver is the principal currency,
and is merely ingot silver of uniform fine
ness, paid and received by weight. Spanish
dollars also circulate there, but only after they
have been assayed and stamped as proof that
they are Of the standard fineness. As Asia
Minor produced gold, its earliest coinage was
of that metal. Italy and Sicily possessing
copper, bronze was first coined there. Hero
dotus says the Lydians were the first people
known to have coined gold and silver They
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-15
For the Worcester Daily Spy.
An Interesting Family Gath,


When the good and the faithful are honor.
ed, we love to minge with the company and
express our JOY. And this is right for it
strengthens our resolutions to do well, and
prompts us to the performance of good deeds.
Few things are better adapted to promote
these worthy ends, than the family gatherings.
which. of late years, have been Frequently
held, to greet some aged parent, and to re-
count the good deeds and rehearse the good
principles of those who have gone before us.
One Of these family gatherings-little more
than an impromptu meeting of children,
grandchildren and friends-occurred at Mill.
vile, Mass, July LIST, to pay respect to an
aged lady, long beloved and widely known as
Il Mother in Israel, Mrs. Elizabeth Peck,
now in her SSth year. Descended from Joshua
WinsOr, Cher fathers ancestor Of the fifth gem
eration,) one of the earliest settlers in Provi-
dence, L. L., whose only son married Mercy,
the daughter of Roger Williams, she and her
family inherited those cardinal principles
of liberty which so greatly distinguished those
ancestors Of IL former age, and which are now
struggling persistently and successfully, for
existence and power On this Western Cont
nent.
Lett widow forty years ago, with family
OF one son and eight daughters she was thrown
upon her own resources to devise ways and
means for the maintenance and education of
so large family. And putting her trust in
her fathers God, whose promise is sure to the
willow and the tatherleSS, she succeeded in
bringing them up in paths of responsibility
and virtue, she herself being their ideal of hu-
man perfection, and her personal and mater
mi influence moulding their views and SYM
patmes into strong family affection, which
has remained unbroken and undninished
from their earliest recollection. The SON.
alter achieving for himSelfan honorable repu.
tatlon IN business, decease more than twenty
years ago. The eight daughters were all
present on the above named occasion, with
Jour OF the sonS-ln~law, and attended by Sir
OF the grand children and two of the great
grand children.
Several Of the grandsonS are in the army,
and one that WIS present had recently return
ed from an honorable service in the army of
the Union. few nephews and niecca of
Mrs. Peck were present, and also Il number
OF connections and friends of the family to the
number of about fifty. The joy of the occa-
sion was heightened by the consideration that
1t was the Silver Wedding of one Of the daugh-
tiers. And the presents made, appropriate to
such day, gave occasion for some pleasant
congratulations. Patriotic senlime hts were
freely and earnestly uttered; and not one
present had even the least sympathy for the
treason and conspiracy that has eliminated in
open rebellion in the south. Often and long
may such family gatherings cheer the hearts
OF eartl'S teeming millions in their weary pill
grilnagc upon this sublunary sphere.
VERITAs.