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The national Republican., 1867-09-06
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

Reliable information received last night
from San Francisco states that partial re.
turns from about half the State, including
the most populous portions, give HATGur
the Democratic candidate, from 1000 to
$500 majority. As far us heard from, the
returns show large Democratic gains, and
HAIGHrs election is conceded, AxTEL,
Democrat, is elected to Congress from the
First district. The other districts are still
in doubt, though the Republicans are
hopeful of carrying both of them. The
State Legislature is doubtful but as the
Democrats have elected nearly all the
members from San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, the reelection of Senator CoNNEss
is regarded as hopeless, his chief strength
being with the Republicans OF those cities.
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PERSONAL,

Cot. CHARLES 7. ELDRIDGE, Of the Com
mi'sary Generals Department, has arrived in
town, after brief visit to his home in Eastport,
Maine Col Eldridge, on his return to Wash
ington, was greeted cordially by his many
friends, During his absence away down in
Maine, the Colonel made himself famous by the
capture Of monster shark, measuring over
fourteen feet in length.
Cot. Jou% W. FoHHEy, of the Chronicle,
Hon J :. Morrill,, Senator from Vermont, and
Hon James u. Blaine, member of Congress from
Maine, were among the arrivals from Europe by
the steamer Persia on Tuesday last
JUDGE ROBERT OrLD, of the Virginia
Senate and Hon. Joseph Mayo, Mayor of Rich
mOnd, are at tho Metropolitan Hotel
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 6, ls67.--Market active;
fair receipts, good demand. Flour is quiet and
dull. Sales Of ,2O bushels wheat at 81, and
81, 16 for red, and t2.l0a2. 20 for white-quality
inferior to fair. Upwards Of 2, 500 bushels corn
changed hands al sl.0sal.lO for white and
mixed-no sales Of yellow reported. Demand
active. Only rs btshels Of rye offered, which
sold at sI.l5 for lot Of inferior, and 81 80 for
good Oats In fair tequest, but prices less firm,
and sales Of ], 700 bushels at 52a53o.
BALTIMORE, Sept, 5.-The market for -four Is
quiet but steady. The sales for shipment, alluded
to as having been made in the past week, are
understood TO aggregate nearly six thousand
barrels City Mills Hxtra, including 700 barrels
at $l0.25i 1900 barrels at $ll, and 3, 900 bar.
relS at $ll.2S. whsatis quiet, and choice and
prime grades arc scarce, and holders firm.
Wheat sold at s2.lss2.45, and red at s. lsa
2.4O per bushel. Corn Is dull, with sales of
white at sl.l5al.l7, and yellow at sl22 At
the close buyers were not Offering more than
$l.08 for white corn Oats firm, with sales at
55a63 cents, and rye sold at sl,3Oal,40 per
bushel.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Sept. 6.-The supply Of cattle to-day Is large,
amounting to 1,499 head. Tho market opened
quite brisk at q decline Of ! to | cents, and at
the close Of our report continues very active,
with prospect Of the entire receipts being
closed out
The receipts of hogs during tho week have
been about 5000 hssd, with an active demandi
the market has been hrm with IN upward ten,
dency in prices. Az the close Of our report
sales arc reported st 9ial0i cents-no advance.
The supply Of shssp has been large. amount
ing to about s, SOC head, and with only q limi-
ted demand from batchers prices. Fat sheep
are cent per pound lower, with a downward
tendency. Sales re reported at 3ia6l cents,
and dull.
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New York.

NEw YORK, Sept. 5.-Three several Or
derS were made yesterday by the Supreme
Court in respect to the controversy as to
the Olympic Theatre. One order was made
by Judge Barnard early in the day, where
by he dissolved an injunction granted by
Judge Clark on Saturday last, restraining
Mr.. James E. Hayes from proceeding with
the play advertised for Monday next
Soon after Judge Leonard set aside Judge
Barnards order, and late in the Afternoon
Judge Leonard made another order Il
show cause this morning why his own ordel
should not be vacated.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

PARIS means to surpass the world in the
beauty of its new opera house. There
are wide arcades, magnificent pedestals
crowned with statues, red marble, gold in.
scriptions, pillars Of violet Florsntine mar.
bic, balustrades Of green Swedish marble,
genii bearing scrolls with the letters N
and E; and near the roofs runs line oil
gilt masks. The structure is imperial in
its magnifcence, and the critics-probably
disappointed architects-think ii is vui,
carly magnificent
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Marine News
saa R. as Sun s go High water. u o. ?, m.
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express Tickles, Baltimore, freight
and passengers to haster.
Steamer Gliding Star, Miller, Alexandria,
laths to Sullivan.
Bark Mary Lorna, Henderson, New York,
light.
Schooner Zach, Lynch, Philadelphia, coal to
Sykes, Chadwick 4 Co.
Schooner Globe, Strand, Calais, Me-, lumber
to Mohun & Son.
Schooner Remittance, Qsinten, Havre.de.
Grace, coal to Harvey, Clarke I Given.
CLEARED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
Steamship John Gibson, Fuller, New York.
Schooner r, H. Kemp Lenard, Eastern shorr.
Schooner Little Rock, Mckenare, PatuIent
river.
Schooner Bethsheba, Gilmore, Port Deposit,
Maryland.
Schooner Levant, Fuehart, lower Potomac.
Schooner Conrad, Fox, Norfolk.
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Shooting Case.

NEw YoRE, Sept, 5.-MiSS Catherine
Lyons, the young girl who was shot in the
head on the 26th Of August, made a state.
ment yesterday, saying that she did not
know by whom or when she was shot
Other testimony tended to implicate Ham.
mer, the prisoner, who, it is alleged, had
been quarreling violently with his wife on
that day, and fred the pistol of accident.
ally. He was brought before Judge Leon
ard yesterday on writ Of certiordrt, when
bail was fixed at 81, 900.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.

Stocks were animated yesterday, and eOnsid.
cradle business was transacted In railways.
The gold premium slightly advanced. The Gov.
eminent stock market being mostly in the hands
of professional operators, the sales in securities
were light and wore mostly in tho banking
houses.
An impetus has been given to the dry goods
business in New York In the past day or two,
and salesmen and clerks have been wearing much
more cheerful faces. Tho merchants are in
hopes Of doing good fall business, and ns the
autumn has fairly set in few days will proba-
bly, tell.
Flour In New York was dull and heavy, while
wheat was 1a2 cents lower, but more doing.
Provisions generally were hrmsr.
IL. 4 G l.. G.sni.h LII sciih III a
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waterspout In Delaware.

NEWCASTLE, DEL, Sept. 5.-A terrific
waterspout, over one hundred feet in
dia ueter, came across the river and passed
north Of this town at l:20 this morning.
The rushing Of the water across the Della
ware was terrific and magnificent. The
inhabitants were greatly frightened, but
fortunately no damage was done to the
town. Fences, trees, &c, were torn away
as IL touched the land.
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Singular Cause for Suicide.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-Peter Baxter, q
native Of Denmark, aged 80, hung himself
last night, because his infant child, aged
six weeks, was pronounced in dying con-
dition by physician who was treating II
for cholera infantum. The child expired
this morning, and the father and child will
be buried together.
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Georgetown and Alexandria.

GO 10 rHE iD.E.'s ~. HsmT"arvs irEugg.
mems have lssn TO have the kEPuDLioAs delivered
promptly and regularly a'sry nornips 10 subserib.
srs in every part Of Georgetown.
Subscriptions will be received BY Us. B. THoRE,
No. l2S Bridge street, who is our authorized agent
for oeorgstown for Its delivery and will collect for
subscriptions and solicit advertisements for the ma
TIoSAL REPuBLIcAS from and aftor August /.
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Hayti-Another Revolution.

NEw YoRK, Sept Slate advices from
st. Domingo state that Cabral had been
offered the Presidency of Hayti by various
towns which had risen against Salnave.
The Office had not been certainly accepted,
but Cabral is said to be on the Haytien
frontiers. 1t was currently reported that
Salnave was fugitive, and the object Of
the proposition seemed to be union of
Hayti and st. Domingo.
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Call for n Convention Of Tobacco
Manufacturers.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 5.-The members Of
the association OF the tobacco trade Of
Cincinnati, at the late fair there, issued
call for convention Of the tobacco manu-
facturers Of the United States, at Cleve-
land, on September II. The call was
signed by parties throughout the West
The arrangements for the place OF meet.
ing are perfected, and oil in readiness.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

HEILBRUN & BRo., 500 Seventh street.
oao door south Of odd Follows Hall, make to order
and warrant agood ct. French Calf stitched CaI,ors,
$780, French Calf stitched Boots, eli Lm,risan'
Calf stitched Boots slo First rata peggsd Boots, IS
fipe stitched Boots on hand for ts Home made peggsd
Boots, $3.50; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots. a 10 Ii
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Sudden Death Of a Merchant.

New YoRK, Sept. 5.-Mr. Addison Hard.
castle, well.known dry goods merchant
Of st. Louis, was found dead in his bed
this morning at the Southern Hotel
cause disease of the heart
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L o c A L lTE M S ,

A WISE AND MAsTERLY INACTIVITY is with.
out doubt the proper policy when your strength ia to
sit still, but whom you want CIOihiOg 90 to Hsa.
ning's One Price Store, on the corner of sevsLth
ttreet snd Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

JEwELRY.-ornamentcd Bog Wood
spanslss, Hoop and Cross Sets, Buttons, Jet Chaias
Silver plated Spoons and Forks, received on satur
day at Prigg's One Dollar Jswelry Store, No. ass.
FennsyIyania avenue, rear Four.and.n.hll IL streeI
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Provisions generally were frmcr.
JAY 4 cookE Co., bankers, furnish US with tho
closing prices Of Government securities on yes.
terday AS follows.
new ropK ncosp

Coupons, iiai ssC's, 1869, iIIij 5.aO's, 1864,
1loli 5.2o's, 1s6A iii 6.2o's, January and
July, 1885, 1887 to.40's, 99ii 1905, August,
1915 7.so's, June, 1871 1905, July, 1915
Gold, 1871.
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TelS2.I5JDh-
From Europe.

LONDON, Sept j-2 p. m.-Consols, "a
1916; U. s. 5.20's irmer, at T3t.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. So p.m.-Cotton is
steady; sales of 10000 bales.
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BLACK and other colored satins cut on
tho bias, at Mrs. A. O. Gaston's Fine Millinery
storo, 27i Penn syivSniR avenue, between Eleventh
an Twelfth streels
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T OST.-ON THE EVENING OF THE

i 4th, between the corner Of Eighth and High
streets Georgetown Heights and the cottage in the
immediate neighborhood OF "woodlsy," ," the present
residence Of Hon. Robert J Walker a POCKET
BOOK, containing two notes Of 5000 each, with q
credit Of 81, 900 Of them. Both the notes are
drawn by Darby d Shoemaker, of GEORGETOWN, to
the order Of Thos, c. Cox. Also, small amount Of
Cash, receipts and other papers. Payment Of the
notes has been stopped II the fndsr Of said Pocket
Book will return 1t, with Its contents to THos G.
COX, Of Georgetown Heights, or to his office al the
Department Of State, he will be suitably rewarded.
seJ.3t
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as-MasonIe.-A spseIaI commnnInntlnn

~ HHu'UHIO'-A bptCINT COWmnIlCNtlOn
OF the Grand Lodge Of p aud A. a. Of the D.tr;et Of
Columbia will be held at Central Masonic Hall,
corner Of D aud Ninth streets, on FRIDAY AFTER.
NOON the 9th inst, 2 oelOcS for the purp SO Of at
tesding the funeral Of our late N W. Grand Master
George c. Whiting.
All members Of the fraeralty ia good ding are
faternaily Invited to unite with the Graai Lodge
10 paying the last sad trbu;o OF respect to III, mem
ory Of our deceased Bother
by order cf the Grand LoIge.
NOBLE D:LAE1ER, Grand Secretary.
sr6-2t tExp., Star, Union, III
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sPECIAL NoTICIsss .

R5-LO. o. O.F.-GrsnI-x.odge.-P 6RANps.
Attend special meeting TO-DAY (FRIDAY) at ?
OelOek, for the purpose OF attending the faucrEl ef
Pat Grand GToRUE c. WHUIyo, Of Central Lodge.
Mol. Il. SWEET,
seO't Grand Secretary,
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w a N TH.

w ANTED.-A WHITE GIRL ger
w MAN FRRFERRED, } to do general house.
work. Apply at No, $40 d street, between Ninth
and Tenth. se5-Sts
WTANTED-N EW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, Old GOLD AND SILVER, or
gly other article OF ylIue at the old -eSta blished
Merchant PawnbrOkpr &lbre ot X. FULTON 4 Co,
80? Rinth street, 8 doors norlh Of Penn. avenue.
ds2O-u
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az Free to Everybody.-A large 49,,
Circular, giving Information Of the greatest ,'i,
ancO to the young OF both sexes.
lttaaohes how the homely may boeoao .,,u,,,.,
the i"Spissd respected and the forsakAa) 80
No young lady or gentleman should C,n
,r,n',nsu asS eTPy pvs paid, by re.
inhl5-d&wlY M
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MILLINERY AND LACE GOODS

MRS. A. O. 6ASTOE,
No 274 Pennsylyania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets,
Has Just Teturned from New York with large and
well selected stock Of fine FRENCH MILLINERY
GOODS, in Flowers, tFeathers, Ribbons, velvets
Satins, &c.
Mrs, Oaston will open on TUESDAY, September
10, 1857,
FIFTY FRENCH PATTERN BoYYETs.
Also, general assortment Of ladies and children
full dress hats.
sejIOt g4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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n AS FIX = URES $.

q AS + X T U Il h $.
Cali and oKam.ne our large aud beautiful assort'
CHANDELIERS,
PthUAHIs, BRACKETS,
and PILLAR LIGHTS
JusI received from a., ..' .. Ilshnenl Of
CORNELIUS hAk..I :, PHILADELPHIA,
which we sell at u."|u'a .luTlr,' prices No CuAKUR
FUR PUTTING UP FINlr.t.
Also, FANCY fRENCN NuAbTs
We are Rgents for HAYES PATENT REyERSl BILE
FILTER, which cleaHses Itself without being taken
apart and renders Potomac water as clear as crys.
tai. II should be In every house
ALEX. H. SHEPHERD & BROS
2G9 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
AuN'eOlm near corner Of Eleventh street,
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GEORGETOWN NEWS.

LIST OF LErrERs remaining In the post Office,
Georgetown, D. c., September s, 1867
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

GEN. LoSGsTEEBr is rurolizing in I
New Hampshire mountains.
The national Republican., 1867-09-06

MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL.-A match game be :
tween the second mines Of the Pioneer and Old Do
miniOn clubs was played last evening" at the
Of the former, aud won by the Old Dominion The
arst mines Of these two clubs play this afternoon
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER

al the corner Of Greene and Gay streets For.
t1nately, Mr. H. received no injuries.
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Minors cali marry in Louisiana.
The legal age for the bridegroom Is
fourteen, for the bride twelve.
At recent ball In Paris an Ameri-
lean lady wore u dress trimmed with
slO, 900 wort h of laces.
Goodyear & Co., straw hat ware
houseiren, of London, have suspended
for 81 100000. - ~ =.
II is estimated that Montana will
Weld S3G, 100000 worth of precious
metals this season.. : j GTt5l
Wolves are troubling farmers in
Hardy county, West Virginia. Is
The rebuilding of the Lindall Hotel
at ST. Louis has begun.
The Good Templars in Maine have
$50 lodges and 1000 members. ba
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avIues aud gtqnurs.
Greenwood Cemetery.

cITUATED ONITHE NATIONAL ROAD,
- smiles east OF the city. ts now ready FOL
fnterInents sale, and Improvement OF lots.
UCCntains 81 acres OF land, and Is laid out
in tho most modern and improved styieI-
can be easily reached at all seasons OF the
wear by the National Road, and for three;
nurth hs OF the year by the HempheId Ran
Road, 1t Is perfectly secure, and intended 70
he beautiled by every variety OF trees, snInp-
berV. public vault, chapel, artificial lake
ountains ETC., TO make It equal To the best
rnrai cemeteries In the country:
Ample provision Is also made nor It's en-
IarDement order and care In perpetuIty.
Persons desirous OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with tile SuPertnten-
dent, who has aplat, or secure them by Gall.
ing at the ONCE Of the secretary, on MAIN
stfeet. over the Bank Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing TO make intermenH VII
call on the Secretary TO obtain permits there'
Tickets OF admission to Lotholders and
visitors will be Issued by the Secretary,
BOARD OF DIRECr0RA.-A. J.. sweeney
| Presidents; Il. q. Bonham, Secretary; >, q
1 Rhodes, t0nh q. Muth, Geo. Mendeli JOS ooss
| Bell Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adamst II. "
jordan, f. A. HIldreth. au3l-lyu
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f-1t Is estimated that there is
81. coo, 600 of counterfeit money in cir
cnlatfon in this country.
Five thousand men are said to be
out Of work in Pittsbarg. 80
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"THAT's VERY ODD.''-A gentleman
was recounting his travels one evening
after dinner to friend, and COM
menced in this way: "When 1 was
travelling in Russia was attacked in
crossing forest by pack of twelve
wolves, and from my post-chaise win
dow 1 fired my revolver and killed the
first wolf, and, strange TO say, his COM
panions stopped and deyoured him, and
then came on again TO the fight. shot
another, and my postillion killed a
third, both of which were devoured,
remained, and killed him as we were
entering the town, and observed that
he was Immensely fat. He, of course,
had devoured all his companions"
"Dear me-" said the friend, "that's very
odd" every odd," said the traveller,
"but not nearly SO odd as that which
happened on the following day. l was
as he stood on the top of craig,
and, odd to say. the ball passed
through his neck, and killed
another which was standing on a
craig quarter of mile off,
tThat's very odd," said the friend.
eyes, but the odd part of the story is to
come. The report of my rifle So alarm
ed an old he bear which happened to
be up in n tree, that he fell to the
ground, broke his neck, and died on
the spot" "Well," said the friend,
"upon my soul that's very odd. Eyes,
odi," said the traveller, "but not 80 odd
as the sequel to my, story. A thunder
storm came on, and 1 sought refuge in
hollow tree, and, to my horror. de-
scended into a nest of young bears.
where had not been very long when I
heard u strange tapping, the unmistak-
able signs OF the return of the she bear.
She ascended the tree and was descend
ing the hollow. With the rapidity of
lightning seized her by the tail and
plunged my hunting-kniie into her
haunches, upon which she started up
ward. dragging me with her, and as
she went down one side of the tree
escaped by the other" "Now, really
that's very odd," said the friend, "for
it's the first time in my life ever heard
of a bear with TAIL" eyes," replied
the traveller, "and it was the only time
ever met with one, and that's very
odd." .
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-Ansnranfe
Franklin Insurance Company
CapItal............. 600.
DrRBcroRs.


T. h. Logan, T. p. shallcros, J. 8. Rhodes
Geo, Mendel, J. n. Hobbs, Sarnl- McClel-
Ian, @. W. Franzheirn, JAS n. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
TIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and In that time
done a successful business, Is Stiu prepared
to take risks al fair rates on Buildings Of All
Kinds. Merchandise, Manufacturing Estan-
lishments. Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goeston the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contentS'ior
or years at reduced rates.
This being a home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any company In
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-fOur stockholders most ofwhOm age
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration OF the
insurtng public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
once, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, w. Va.
over the Savings Institution Of Wheeling
l...4 n. z. ARTH UR, Secretafy.
aAAI'L MCCLELLAN, President.
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NeftIen from Denn s,r,.Iff.

If a maniwill observe as he walks the
streets, believe he will find the per-
riest laces in mourning coaches. ~,
The reason why SO few marriages are
happy, is because young ladies spend
their time in making nets, not In ma
king cages. ttl aa05r 5s.5 q,
We have just enough religion to make
US hate, but not enough to make us love
one another. H- - -
The power of fortune Is confessed on
ly by the miserable, for the happy i'm
pute all their success toprudence and
merit. .lf' i--.H - -'''s.i -'.- lH
Ambition often puts men upon doing
! the meanest offices; so climbing Is
performed in the same posture with
creeping.
malicauses are sufficient to make a
man uneasy, when great ones are not
in the way; for want of a block, he will
stumble at straw.
Every man desires to live long; but
no man wonld be old. H1 s-..-
Love of flattery, in most men, pro-
ceeds from the mean opinion they have
of themselves; in women from the con-
trary. u,.7 iH
Apollo was held the god of physic
and sender of diseases. Both were
originally the same trade, and still con-
tinue. ..-.'f 90"
If man makes me keep my dis
tance, the comfort Is, he keeps his at the
same time.
Men are content to be laughed at for
their wit, but not for their folly.
A man would have but few specta-
tors If he should offer to show for three
pence how he could thrust a red hot
poker into barrel OF gunpowder, and
1t should not take fire.
How is it possible to expect that man
kind will take advice, when they Will
not SO much as take warning7
The latter part of a wise mans life
is taken up in curing the follies, preju-
dices and false opinions he had con-
tracted in the former.
The chameleon, who Is said to feed
upon nothing but air, has of all ami
mails the nimblest tongue.
Ihave known some men who were
possessed of good qualities which were
very serviceable to others, but useless
to themselves; like sundial in the
front of Il house, to inform the neigh
5ors and passengers, but not the owner
within.
It is a miserable thing to live in sus.
pense it is the life ofa spider.
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..ai-a3 '-t3 q .s,.,t.t,5ist.. ssa
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The smallpox has appeared in the
Virginia penitenttnry. S 5I
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EpHRArA Mountain Springs, on the
line OF the Reading and Columbia
Railroad, Pa, has been fixed upon for
the home of disabled soldiers, author
lied by an act of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature, lust passed. $50
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THE heirs of Anneke Jams had dele
gate meeting in New York on Friday,
at which representatives from nearly
every State in the Union and the Cana
das were present. Arrangements were
made for prosecuting the suit "to the
bitter end" and bitter end it will
proye to most of them.