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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor

{ l.LANNL IilE BLOOD.-Ni cor
y tupI d!soIdcred, or vitiated Blood you are
hA'" al over. IL may burst out in pimpies, or
E"f''t "r - rnue HCtlS" disease, il may merely
s',P y'n haIi"rs, depressed, and good for nothing
h"N you '&NHoi have good health while your blood
=, impure. Al Ek'S SARSAPARlLIA purges out
t".,. impurities and stimulates the organs Of life
.." ,st t'A, action, restoring the health and eX-
l,,'.'''S s'1"e hrocs II rapidly cures d variety
~ 'y''I-' i'N "Afth are caused hy impurity of the
blood. such as scrofula or Kings EVIL. Tumors,
'Sji.,., IrtupN2ns, fimpes, Biotehes Boils
s,tt RSraIS sra, ,oss Or trysipeias, letter or
'H,crf"Cs um2rs, sore Eyes, Female Diseases
49,, ,,,yth 80 S,'esIInaoh, lrre.ularily, Suppiession
nt.ra.e. Liver Co,nnini %a% syphilis, or Nenerial
Try AYERS sAE>APAEILLA, and s@s Tor y"o,p.
s"H Inc surprising activity with which 1t cleanses
the blood and cures these disorders N''"''"''
During late years The public nav. b.s, ,,,.1.a
by large bottles, pretending TO give ousr, ~ L w
n4et "f sarsapalilla Tor one dollar. Most of these
nave been frauds upon the sick for thew M, n,i,
contain little, II any, sarsdparilla, but often n3
curative properties whatever Hence hius, az ~
apponrment has followed the use Of the va,inns
Extracts Of sarsaparilia which hood the mary,
gh,l the name Itself has become synonymons
with imposition and cheat. Still We call this con-.
lD.At " Safsap4rilla," )" and intend 10 supply such
remedy shall rescue the name from the load oj
oD.oquy which rests upon IT, We think we hav.
.r1GnI Tor believing ii has virtues which are ire
'4tt'b!e by the ordinary run OF the diseases u i
3hi"Hied IT, cure. We can only assure tho sicl
that we offer them the best Alternative which ",
Know how to produce, aud we have reason to be
ueE" its by far the most efectual purifier OF th'
t.pod yet discovered by anybody.
hn""n 70 surpass every other remedy for the cur'
- Coughs. Colds, Influenza, HoarseRess, Group
br'nchitis incipiont CONSUMPTION, ami for III,
f,ile1 of Consumptive Patients In advanced stagei
u Tue disease that IL is useless here to recount The
a. i"nce Uf Ito virtues. The world knows them.
FFepaiedby J. c. AVER s CO.,
Lowell, HaSs4e husotts
and sold by PURCELL, LADD i CO., Drnseisi,.
N3'hh"hd, Va NH 30--2m
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THE LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES AND IL
QroRs by Christian, Lea Y Co. yesterday
was well attended, the bidding was spirited,
and prices well sustained.
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Almost three thousand Mormons are ex-
pected in New York from Europe. Most
Of them are from England. as
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w MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, y Y
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT

ohANDy CSonoS
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o 5.
These Instrum ents having been before the pub.
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their sx-
cellsnce alone, attained On UsPuRcHAssD PRs.
ExIsEyoE that pronouncss them unsquslled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quslity, as well as great purity Of
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
is plant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer to SO easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action 10 con.
structed with q care and attention 10 every psn
therein that charScterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Ia used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard ussses
OF the concert-room with that Of the parlor upon
an eausIity-unaf fected In their melody; In fact.
they are constructed
mot FOR YEAR-BUT HOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrsfs Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
wARERoOMs $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
apl7-sm BALTIMORE.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF COAL.
We have reduced the price of our celebrated
PHOENIX XRED-AsH COAL ~ o dollars per ton from
'N'' '"''' r. r. J. WHITE.
Yard south side OF the Dock.
Isball be pleased to supply my friends and the
public from this yard with Coal upon which they
can rely. my 1l-tsI I. II. hol.
DEMBERTON & CREW, dealers In
i COAL AND WOOD, Office Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE-
RAGE coal; OAK and PINE WOOD. NH Its
NEW cOAL AND WOOD YARD,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS. and MlDLOTHlAN II
'oAh anu "o"D ''' BLOOD 4 PENDLEToN.
n. B.-Orders promptly filed. de Its
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WALTER S. WEST, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, Is prepared to "a fgrnish DE-
ings OF every description, and to superintend or
contract to baild the same, in any part OF the state
II desired. p,..
mond Va. mn "-0m
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THASKs.-To the National Express for
late papers. Also, to Mr.. r. H.Fox, Of the
National Express,
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JUDGE LYoNs's CouRT-MORE CASES FOR
TIE PENITENTIARY.-Judgc Lyons held his
court at the usual hour yesterday morning.
Michael Shanan was arraigned on an
indictment for stealing a horse from s.
Schwartz. The jury found him guilty,
and sentenced him to the pcnitentiary for
five years. j.,
Chapman Johnston, negro, was found
guilty of stealing lot of clothing from
- Newfeld, and sentenced to the peni-
Etentiary for five years.
Lisburn Harris was sentenced to the
pcnitcntiary for three years for stealing a
bull.
Charles NJ. Fairbanks was arraigned on
an indictment for forging a check for the
sum of sixty-cight dollars in the name OF
Noah Walker & Co. He was found guilty
and sentenced to the penitcntiary for seven
wears. Fairbanks is young man OF very
good appearance dresses with great deal
of taste. and might really be called hand
some. He manifested great deal of in
difference during his trial, and smiled
when the handouts were being put upon
him before conveying him to the peniten-
tiary.
The following cases will be tried before
this court to-day Commonwealth rs.
Charles Wade, Henry Carter, Robert Chris
tian, and Robert Cooper, each upon an IN
dictmcnt for felony.
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ROCHESTER, December -, ls3l


Specific FOR RTETrER.-O "SPE.
'CFIC" viii speedily aud positively cure the
w. ..'s' cases 81 T.'t"r and Ring Worm. Read The
'...wTsu- =, rllACllc from the popular and we'll
#"H former Inspector Of Tobacco at Public
Warehouse:
RIcHMoSp, Va, April 70 1896
N.->r,. Meade x Baker: Grntlcmen,-l take
f..t. Ern "a adding my testimony 10 your "Spe-
rtr. E-r Ring Worm and Tctter. / had been af
ID iur tt least seven years with very agra
FA#"t aHd dI,U at.ug letter Un both ut my hands,
aNj had utoj, iu yaiu many remedies. One vial
@ Your Specific" has entirely aud .tiectually
,#s"t ue, aud my hands are now Is smooth and
i..Ia- any uues. Il. j. VAUGHAN,
late Inspector at Public Warehouse.
Prr', htty cents vial. Prepared only by
MEADE X BAKER,
Practical PharmaceutistS,
Ninth and Frank in
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS

II }. CRUMP, Builder, Governor rI ros
to undertake contracts for all kinds OF BUlLDlN0.
and to execute work his line In all is branches
JOBBING promptly attended to.
PACkINsi BOX Es for merchants and others ma
nnfactured at the shortest notice.
The best materials used In all work, and the
Lowest prices charged. my ie-sm
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MISS GIBBS WILL GIVE VOCAL
VI AND INSTRUMENTAL LESSONS by the
moh'h or quarter. Blk DOLLARS gxx NoxrH. Ap-
ply st the Arlington House. nah 3e~-tS
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XXTILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT

UTILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, corner Of Fourth and Cary
streets The subscriber hav wing resumed the BUILD
ING BUSINESS in all It's branches, offers his ser
vices 10 his friends and the public generally, -.
surinp them that all work done by him shall be Of
he best material aud workmanship. Having car.
ried on the business in this city for twenty years
| successfully he fatters himself that satisfaction
will be given to all who may bsstow upon him their
patronage. "iLAA" ronDD0'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY y.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.-MAY %, 1855.
Sun nrises...........453 So Moon sets, A. NJ. l.42
Sun sets .07 High water. 10
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MAYORS Court, TUESDAY. - Madison
Archer, negro, was charged with using
abusive language to lady in the market,
and also with abusing the lady who ar;
rested him. He was fined five dollars, and
REQUIRED to give security in the sum OF
two hundred dollars for his future good
behavior.
Charles Wilson, respectfully dressed
white man, was charged with being unruly
in the Bank restaurant, on Mayo street,
and with asSaulting the proprietress. Mrs.
Ould, the proprietreSS, said that the ac-
cuscd behaved in Il very turbulent man
ncr, refused to leave the saloon, and finally
slapped her face.
Mr.. Wilson stated that the charge was
the result of jealousy, and that he was a
peaceful and law-abidiug citizen; but the
Mayor informed him that he had nothing
to do with petty jcalouSicS, and must re,
quirc bail in the sum OF three hundred
dollars for his future good behavior.
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The "GREEN ISLAND'-A CASE IN
! Court. In the Mayors Court Oh ycStcr-
day, Cornelius Murphy charged Maggie
Dunnigan with stealing hiSpurSc, containing
twenty-five dollars or more. lie said that
he was the driver of Il Soda-wagOn, ana
went ON Monday to q house on the corner
of Eighteenth and Grace streets to sell
some "pop." As nc was coming out, he
saw Maggie, whom he accostcd affection
atcIv aS "Grccn Island" She being fresh
importation from the Emerald Isle"
Maggie, he said took the joke in good part,
but thrust her hand in his pocket, took his
purse, and went oil with il. Later III the
day nc recovered the purse and believed
that at least five dollars had been alb
Stractcd fromit. Policeman kcndrick teS-
titled that on Monday he heard Shricklng
and howlng on Seventeenth street, and
when he went down, found that Murphy
had Maggie by the throat and was abusing
her violently. Some byStandcrS said that
the irate IriShman had thrown the girl
down and kicked her, and he therefore ar
rested him and took him to the cage. To
this Murphy rcjOincd that "iriend y po-
liccman caught him by the back of the
neck in an outrageous manner. TO which
the officer replied that Murphy threatened
to kill Maggie. This latter was then per-
mittcd to speak, and she said that Murphy
had taken ring from her and had refused
to return it, and she had only taken the
purse for fun, and returned it in a few mi
nutes to Daniel Murphy, who kept the
shop where the purse was taken. Daniel
Murphy was called, was admonished by
Maggie "to tell the truth, Danny" and
corrOboratcd her statement in every parti-
cular. The Mayor ordered the girl to be
discharged, and rcprimandcd Cornelius
Murphy for his violent conduct. "Grecn
Island" left the courtroom in joyful haste,
and Murphy remained for Il while TO rumi-
nate disconsolately upon the uncertainty
! az tho law
Evening star., 1866-11-21
Affairs 4. eessse,.x,

RAD Bors:-The practsce OF throx,n. sso~.
and play ing osIi in tne streets, near residences
has become ea soomia iaation here. The an ctL.r.
OF houses must be kept closed, often .t rr..,
IN con venienc 20 prevent their be,as hrol.n
and the peace Of families is distsreed by "a.
ooisterous outcries and profane swear,as Of an.
ead boys who are gully OF these sioiai.ons af
the law Sunday IN part OF the subu rbs ~
day OF unTestratped license, and the eIamor
theee Ia wtess IN veniirs, In this Ase Of Sa ee.is
schools and tree echools. when the schsoI
master 10 abroad in every precinct are a shoct
ing oeseeIauon OF the day In Christian issd
that nts attention % called 70 ~, viii no douh.
deal sternly with this public NUISANCE
CohMhsDAsLK-Stncet the service of notices
upon property owners % repair the sidewa!k.
m front OF their premises, quite a number II
citizens have already had the entire payem4nts
IN, IN front OF Their property taken mp and resa,d
be speedily followed bv others
TBE CArAL.-Arriyed The Baselinp with
wood; Minnesota with corn, &c, II Wade, Jr
with coal, consigned rs foliows.-Georretowp
Gas Co, llo.13 tons; Snow. HAS tons; Copsoli-
dation Co.. 3s3.il tons; Central Co, Ss tons
American Co, t36 10 tons: Cumberland 90
nfi6 tons. Depsrted-The Laura, with salt. !.
hncxviiie. and seventeen boats light
ARRESTED AT LAsT.-Some time ago Caths
rine Giobon alias McDougaid was employees
BY the family OF Mayor Wallach, IN washin.
ton. and managed TO steal silver and other ar
ficles. She was not arrested, but the ofi sars
were In search OF her. Monday her husband,
who had become greatly annoyed by ner an
temperate habits and her tendency 60 piiter
her employers when drinking, requested IN.
officers TO arrest her IL they found her as she
was az AIN wandering abOnt She was srrest-
ed by officer Martin, and this morning Wa
turned owes to Lieut.. Eckioff, OF the 4th Ward.
Washington police.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKKT.-To-day the
market opened with a fair demand for fiour
No change of prices Sales principally 20 the
local trade. GraiD-The market quiet. No
sales Of wheat or corn of importance reported
The ID knode, from Mereersville, arrived thIs
morning. with cargo of wheat, corn, and ap-
pies, TO Geo. Waters
PORT OF S.-Entered-SEeamar
Phifadelphis, Fuliz, master. from PhiiadeI-
phia; Beverly, Pierce, master, from New
York. with merchandise.
Evening star., 1866-11-21
fInAHc,AE.-rheks ks~ Yort money martet

fIHAHcIAL.-Tbe ks~ YORK money marke<
shows considerable acuSSty, owinE . the
large transactions ia securities. aad tAe rates
are firm. but not Quotabay changed. Some of
the banks arc asking sevea per cent, but prob
ably from exceptional 70 ssons; tAe genef1d fate.
however. on stock collatteealSb V six peF cent.
The Government brokers hsvV money oGertd
freely at Ave per cent. DiscOunes are quiet
but with q large amorat or paper offerine.
The banks very generally decline paper under
per cent. bat on the street Gales OF prime
names are effected at 6xs1 per cent In the
stock market, the battle between butis aud
bars is fercriy maintained, the latter hav-
ing Tor the moment the Aseendency.
The Commercial OF yesterday afternoon says:
Governments chow q general reaction from
the depression developed yesterday morniag.
The decline brought out q large amount Of or
ders from the interior and from financial tnsti-
tuttons in this city, who bad recently realized
npon the higher prices. some of the foreign
bankers were also buyers. There has been Q
brisk borrowing dem and for old Five tw e n ties
from foreign bankers, supposed TO represen,
short sales. On Five twenues the advance
ranged kax per cent. Gold has not varied
uistsrialiy from the rates OF yesterday. The
firmness Of Five-tventies at London, IN re.
sponse TO the fall in gold here, has depri ved
the bulls Of prop upon which they had relied
for the couutPractiou Of the downward ten
dencv. Loans are made mostly nat
Evening star., 1866-11-21

VIRGINIA 1TRNs.-A heavy robbery II ia
said, occurred on the Orange and Alexandra
cars on Friday between Culpeper Court. House
and Orange Court House. A gentleman inst
from California, and who had exchanged mis-
gold IN Washington for greenbacks had bis
pocket picked of s., 200. The passengers were
searched. but the money was not found Ii is
court House. Some, however, think the rob-
berry might have occurred at the depot in this
city. - ~
TAe annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Central Railroad Company will be held in
Richmond on Thursday next. IL is under
stood that the battle for the presidency between
fought over again o0
The Lynchburg and Danville Railroad Com.
pany has organized, and Col. VIM w Black
Ioso appointed chief engineer. at a salary of
S2,O0O, and L. 5. Hutter treasurer. AT = saiarv
of $500.
Evening star., 1866-11-21
DR0POsALs FOB WRAPPINo PAPER ANN
il TWINI.

= DhrAhIAENI. Z
rs:s ss, ;Ss bsi s.
sf &. S.s !: e. Pa Js.:
~ ihs Ser aT Tor one year from and After
TSs ;sid articles 70 & dsiit.r.l free Of .rp.n..
YsPs Ys9t q snS Ssasss Ne" roii
STsdtSS thereof required at each agency spe
size, Of mstes}si and quality equal 'ns' m .ii y,
s:ss ::.ss: 3: =: -
each reAm to csntain . perfect quires.
ETC :: IL 81 s. :sss: msa:
eighth Of An inch in GiaSeter and IN Balls Sns .
wsieA from one to two poQnds eaoh.
>. a Distr,a Ne. z, at Ns,o York CRY, Neg YorE
IN rssis scr inss Dls. + H. .h.
"~' Pospds % si JSse. Or oshss Twtne. similar 70
Ssrps: IF sG:s.i 3, a:% similar
10000 :sS;:.s ,:s%: %isssns similar to the,
% sss S.is: 81 sss:i E1 ES.i.'' 'inl'r to
81 shst described and required Tor District
Props:ais will b received for Zach .,.,,,. ,
tpS articles. and Tor al the districts
Iho contract or contracts will be awarded 20 the
lowest and best bidder, to be determined amer
SsIelpi exemineGon for the purpose Of ascertein.
ne which bid viii, fn It's nj results Be nost
sGxusnta9eous 70 the Department. :
tne districts should be reconstructed or fhe
INcmoSf Incrcascd or Diminished, the srticles
.cau % oehyered at such place or places A. fhs
s9&tmsder General shatl dssignars ct PRO rat
A.dNlP Postmaster General reserve, the risbt
o4 hn OF tncreasi1g or reducing the quantity
OF the required over under the estimatce
nnmsa IN this Advertisement, IL he shali consider
,0eDIles OF such articles q are now used q the
sse8 so8 Vmoss can bs seen n sithsr Of the sbsvel
Bidders viii send samples Of such articles a thsv
propose 70 furnish With their bids
Each bidder must furnish With hig propesals
eusrsnteee OF his ability to comply with his Did.
and certificate froma Dostmaster that such su a.,
sntors are orsditable And rsitsbls citizens must
etso acce4DaDy HE proposals..
Tvo sufhstent aare usS viii be required % con-
fsiiurs 70 furnish sa article contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing an article Inferior 10
that contracted for, viii be considered oufHcient
cause for the forfeiture q the contract.
BID not mads - required by this notice will
,Prosossi. nasf b marked On the envelope With
the nans d the Atielesr srttclss VroDosed ior and
the letter coutsining them sddreesed 70 the first
Assistant Post0astef General. WashingtOn, D. O.
oe X-leN6E Postmsstee General. 4
Evening star., 1866-11-21
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 4 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK. Nov. st.-2d Board-U. s. reg
istered. 1881, ii3S; do, coupons, lex; 5-a0s.
registered. l06; 40. coupons, lO6k; do, 1866,
n6Ei 1910 9, registered, l0O do. coupons, 100 Y;
7-ays. 1853; Ohio and Mississippi Cerufcates
29S; Canton. 40. Cumberland, Is; QuicksiI-
yer, 46x; Mariposa, 12x; New York Central.
l09k; Erie, 764; do. prefer d, s3H: Hudson. Ial
Reading, lib; Michigan Central, Ill: Mich
igan Southern. e2k; Illinois Central. 1IsA
Cleveland and Pittsburg. SAX; Cleveland and
Toledo. liz; Rock lsland, 10a; Northwes-
tern, 5iX; do. preferyed, 70; Port Wayne.
lC54; Chicago and Alton. =; Alton and Ter
re Haute, 46a; Toledo and Wabash a.; w. u.
Telegraph. -; Boston Water Power, =;
Pacific Mail, =; Atlantic Mail, -. Amer
lean gold, 3 20 p. m, 14Ox.
Evening star., 1866-11-21

The line of route Of the Union Pacific rail-
way eastern division, having been changed
from the Republican Fork to the Smoky Hill
Fork of the Kansas river, the Commissioner
has instructed the register and receiver AT
Junction CITY, Kansas, TO restore some 6ia OOO
acres of land TO settlement and entry under
the pre-empuon and homestead laws, and the
register and receiver at Brownsville Nebras
ka. to restore about i,5OO,OOO acres. The resto-
ration does not make the lands subject to sale
al private entry, but only renders them acces-
sible to actual settlers.
Evening star., 1866-11-21
PARDONED

. The President has directed the issue of n
warrant tor the pardon OF Charles Teitzen,
convicted at the March term, 1866, OF the u. s.
Circuit Court for the southern district of New
York Tor having Ia his possession. with intent
to pass the same, counterfeit fractional cur
rency, and sentenced to two years imprison-
meDt. The pardon has also been ordered of
Joseph McCleeyy, convicted at the Septem ber
term, 1864, OF the U. s. District Court of Mas
sachusetfs, OF passing counterfeit u s. Treas
ury note, and sentenced to an imprisonm meut of
eight years. W
Evening star., 1866-11-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS REDEKMABLH IN

A letter from Secretary McCuIloch to Messrs.
L. y. Morton Il 90, OF New York, Just pub
iished, affirming IL TO be the policy of the Gov
eminent 70 redeem all its ponds in gold has had
IN assuring effect among foreign dealers in
bonds, and a sympathetic Improvement abroad
Is anticipated. The announcement OF the fact
Will no doubt materially affect the price of
gold as well as of Government bonds, and
ought TO have a wholesome influence on our
national finances
Evening star., 1866-11-21
~woman 10 delusion; but men will nm
dol,

Woman 10 q delusion; but men will hug
delusions. .'.
APPLKs.-The apple crop on the Western
previous season for many years. The inland
towns are shipping thousands Of barrels.
DThere IL to be great meeti ng Albany, on
the 2lst instant OF strong minded women an
weak. k.mInded men,-under the leaders hin. O Z
Miss Anthony aud other Bloomers who have
lost their bloom but not their ambition.
A. Smith, who was elected from a New
YORK and Albany steamboat for selling mis-
stafe room at premium, has maintained in
law his right to do so. aad got verdict of
S1,40O Tor being put OF the boat.
STILL FALLInG.-The poor Families. will be
delighted TO hear that the luxuries as well as
the necessities OF life continue on the decline
The retatlers Of beef, pork and caiicoes Will
make note and act accordingly. r
- large party Of Germans from Louis
Vile have purchased valuable tract Of land
aeIy iI Sao
have also bought eight thousand acres near
Wyandotte, Kansas. n TyH
~Aithough in England only about 1000
cripples are born as such in the year. so many
and penalty, that ii Is estimated that the float.
ing;popuiation Of cripples in England 10 LOO, ,OO1
OF whom 1000 at least are girls. o. .,.T T !
@The London NewsTsays: Four junior
them bachelor Of arts, who has taken q frst.
class degree. have just gone over to the church
OF Rome MIN went over At ne beginning
a1One Of the Nash VILE, spapars saye-
"There WILL be great deficiency In TennesSee
pork this winter, the cholera having swept or
the live stock TO an alarming extent. As pork
SIM, ths defeifncy wiil' be greatly feIr,"
0Several proposals for laying q cable be.
tween America and Ertnca have Been hade
to the EmpsroTs snd A. Z said that ,msasufes
he has x8nnfrlA al he'll scnrr,ed ont VT
Evening star., 1866-11-21
AK. n. T. Hunter is the q uiet man Of Y

AK. M. T. Hunter is the O uiet man o, y,r-
-gfna>
1rGe-erai Pillow is said to have raised
3.0OO bales OF cotton this year. - :
ga man without isgs is running for a sea,
In the British Parliament --. t.'s.r- ~ :
- Somebody hints at cold winter. Who
ever heard Of hot one - - :
DThere is big decline in the New y ork
Wholesale market. 1T" II
What did Jack Frost say when ne wooed
the violet Wilt thsu so -
~Philadelphia is going TO have Home for
Infant children. =
~Napoleon looks "pale and puffy"
1A little girl of Mineral Point Wisconsin,
recently lost her life by swallo wing hot coffee.
- Rev. j. Nickel, an English clergyman
eeTentv-hve years old, has blown his brains
out without any assignable reason.
Sdaripaldi pronounces America the great
est arbiter OF questions of humanity.
~Luey Hopkins, aged ~, was instantly
KILLED IN Lynn, Mass, on Friday, by falling
down = flight of stairs. =. :
ga miller was ground to death in his mill
a. Anson, Me.