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Perhaps the most singular characteristic
of Mr.. Stewart is his alleged superstition.
He is said to ignore 80 a great extent the
business tact, ability and foresight which
were undoubtedly the earvefs OF his vast
fortune, and to attribute his success in life
solely to luck. And this idea Is the cause
| of numerous sludicrous occurrences, in his
career. When he kept his store on Broad
way, between Murray and Warren streets,
there sat on the sidewalk before It, on an
orange box, an old woman, whose ostensibIe
oceupation Iwas the selling of apples This
business was, however, merely pretence
the main object being beggary. AS. years
rolled on Mr. Stewart became impressed
with the idea that the old dame was his guar
dian angel Of good luck, and this impression
took so firm q hold upon his mind that when
he removed to Chambers street, he in per-
son, took up the old woInan,s box, and
removed her TO the front of his new es!.
tablishment. In further illustration Of Mr..
Stewards faith in the Irish traditional belief
in lucky and ssupluckys persons, IL may
he mentioned that after the completion Of
The ST, Nicholas hotel in this city, an I'M
dertaking in which he was largely Interest,"
ed. and when tho building was Just about
to be opened for tile reception of guests,
the millionaire, standing In tho drawing
room,5 CALCULATED, tsIt is now Finished
hope. its first visitors may be lucky peo4.
ple,'',s ~, -. - 3a
= a gentleman present. who had heard OF
Mr.. Stewart's care for the aged apple ven
dor; remark 3D. II presume; sfr; You do not
in reality care about lucky or nnlnclky per-,
sons,nn, to which he Immediately replied,
Indeed, do, here are persons who are.
sunlucky, sometimes open a case of goods
and sell the first from it to some person
whOis unlucky, and lose on ft TO the end !
frequently see persons to whom would
not sell if 4 could avoid il. U.s. 4 .hsa.s ssa}
X 1 What became of the sttlneIy''. apple
woman when he was appointed Sseretary,ef
the Treasury Perhapsthe aiaseBceof this.
uniqus representative sof. fortune caused
sthe disastrous result Of his ointment to
onsce0 ssssls az - ~ ~ - - 4, go yes
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T Tile greatest Medical Diacessry Of any okas
psshted Millions sing shsif psai s..s
No family peFssn shosasla ~ \ NtshsSs {s.n
a dli "A RE yen sgFESFRING Row e Z
Have you Headache or Baekeehe s,s
b. Q Have yor Cqpstipafipn Of the Bowelsi
Have you Sour Stomach - - tsaT
Raye you o Bad breath e11e- sa9ls
Have you Cold Hands or1seeti hot.s + ae,s
HaSe You Ehills or Fever 98Ggi "a eafs Is 80
| Have you Paipitation of the Hssrti a. IS arr
USE Da. hotAsEs LIVER PILLS.
y bEsyo you suppressed discharges;
y Rave ycp Bicknsss and Eomiting sc
Have you Irregularities prWsakaeaaf
isag Have yea Rgah Of Blood to the Heada 80
" Have yeua yellow or piscoloFsd skinf 81
USE Oh. McLANE's LIVER FrLi.s.
lst Have you aCoiico OF DiaurAaatsb 49,, ~,
: sEavs you sSo,isn sf Dsstepied Stomach 49,.
Have you Gloomy Eesiinsapd Posr Apostle ~
$50 Have yOa BRious syspptoEasnf any kind M.
USE Ds. McI-AsE's LIVER PILLS. ~,
Heed the warning Delays are dangerous. This IA
vice Ia worth its weight in gold 70 The Aioted De sure
you get Df. c. AcIaANE'EL TFER PILLS. None qoua
me without TIA aigzsturs Of FLEsfING BgoTHERs.
Sold All over the World. 10 $40 s ILL a nhai On
g uPnRao Ris Y.E up S. = 100
oCa 44fs5EI .Ss9SEfls --yT !. III ~ ~
The undersigned announces to those Win
ness -. nj Ssy r5 ~ 81 s0tn-
q m,n1b satisfsoto. ~ 49,. .,s
on hand, at this moment see dozen sYRUPs3 susl as
Lemon Pine Apple Ginger. orssas, Orange Flower.
Mead, Cream, Banana, Nectar, Reset
|. b 13l.fls Gooseberry. ssFawberry, Raspber.,
~ I, o7ai z: ~. ssnina, saEHspaEalllila, Il gss
ALL THESE sERuPs arc aaapfseta AIRED by Mr. Err
NEST TURPIN with the Greetest care 10 adap.
them espeey iof Soda saloons and ceeehoases prdsr
s sReela ana :upsfn.endenoe, and nom
oraiifv ~ nnrs ana ~ ~, 100 s sssn
guaranteed not to contain substance,
nor s sYRIp % = health rsns who
QUALITY ery RIei and Genuine. n 4 ereas ,,istassto
believe tia. Soda Saloons land oosshouss' pa thsir
who find refreshing sadagreeabls drink nj an satab
hsh~ens WIN be nstura and pass BY The places
fsbel Ina, ERNEST lTURPTN, 90 Old Leyoo street
1C1H ARL Z sseF.I7 n U'r rsr 3 s3IsgfT
| ,Tsdss ODD WOOD ENGRAYER, 'lgas
g.. .::,-a Old EsSse Street. s.s..s
| tass,4 f.ts,g New orleant, La.
49, ~, -, "a,
~, -. q, i, s, ., ., -, 3, !.
,,1.I.a.,..l 10 IsiIF.,r Ms III Z -.
ANPs. ,.s, 1919, LARS 3.;l, -, s: AaRs
= 4Sraaf. aogIs n kas pc AND q 4 AF7ts f,Ns
+ .,,'>>' ~ - 41@s
t,gf Tfyys ss5zz5 or Every pescyiptfen;s
rvseyrByNe A1spraT,srI ", , THE srro
80. -s.... At wholesale and Retail. &'sT az
sg.3,, -. 80. o5tlz 10y sag sal
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= SOUTHERN BANK. NEW UKrE2Es, sEPTEsi-
her 1865 This Bank oOatin Exchange opera
tOns, wilSeceEe dspositso Of Gold and cprrensy and
sranaset = siaaeral Baulina BEssDess- 80, ~
spiSeouPt aays-W ednesdays And, saturdaYs - 81
b Goferings ahqplG be made on the Preceding days.
fess 2tn .stss THoALAs LAYTON, President
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e. Telle, dentist, 156 Canal street. perfofilis
tios ~ hisplS6 Ni s. t0nnd sduaIg b ac6ordsiaSe
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-ssessas An Essir1s a4e6 Bsssyr In Virginia
v city, NE7Edh, tn1re u assh Orphan Asy INN,
copducted by the Sisters Of Chant sstl 1t is
4lie 03slg fhstfknEion of the Kind SIN the
State, and TO It tlih sBgarils 9of sSnpeEgisdfs
a8sAaza to send paTeptl esg childreA vino
1eEea9eQRle ORR aRs Mh lie 1iYipg III Neva@
90 das Ths instit don is aznIy Supported
BY e eunnty,: Shese
During the last two Seaga q has received
from Tie State the sum 81 5000 "a ENJOY
the N4Sadh Ssnate: pFGpriating SCOOP to
kk..-aSd in -thegEappo rta0fs the Asylum during
s,aF, thesHaxt tNo LsayF There yag OILY one
ava Az. fieinsi, sa0f
e = %; 81 SoEhpiss
- con III ne ssLp,oy.ksof any
s ss9 ,asn.-
= es ,sF Ss' fsSsiy Satlsd 6pof sd.agsord a
case Of inins ednesa ana
sslss TeligiOpa RigotEy slA tnanttsstesl BY
sa tCn . q ~ i poas
Fhoae 1owiedg e Of the world Was confined
30 his own little ont-of- he-way village /;
nom RssS9p S SsssupylngS ths petition ,pss
neaxfednSss- and c0sniepo litan character,
we expected better. Opposed the appro-
lEtstl9s because e waa for 2 charity COM
Is would object to those Same women eooliRgi
nas aeysEan 5foly ~ Yantrg The death tignap
rom has uIsEg Dry carcass IL he was s.r1ger-
q - ing in.a pes1 house where hisetsn blood.
EelafiQnF E9ald laEFe him 70 rot 9lrSns
aH,7i4
i4ffs,g rsafaea
SEE IS Old 7saVss zeet,, sgJi6ie.
- 1870 ss 1Ss ~ ~ g
80 co1apriao eyety a re con ec5q9ey gne.
saseets a tie city, ~ addition 20 he own domestic
~ ana thus his eupplQR
zf se se1 e. e ~ /, ss =, s~ ~
1sgz 81 IS 81
sse 4ct enly old but reiiabsi md not ody
thas ~ r. heF1se liberal In the settlement OF claims
q 70 NEE
thez1-epdt browning al, the Mr.. Fitzgerald,
whose ufce II at Carondelet street. will be
accommodating and courteous
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Z INFORMATION w.ASTFDs--d 8,

y OF Rev. ASiBR6s KIRK d TORN CIV e,,s..
lain IN the CoffederftA ta67 heard
gem he passenger on che Steamship Virginia fruru
bfoKe out on Wy ihfornafieI8 sonceFnipa
Dir WI ls thank dnllg reeeive BY AURIcEE MU
Keht9ck papers pieass COPY gsoaF sahb1s5te
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SPEED AMI. eSeEILENr AoooMnoDArloas INsuRED.

First Cabin to Liverpool and QuesnstOwn from Nsy
First Cabin t. Tendon nom isw Y6i wv.
-, ) /, = e AayTe, Antwerp, Rottsrdhni,1
BrcQH6u.4s 4s-1EE11l0
First oahin to New York fFcm 4aveFPpOl Or Queens
10 nv Ss 81 go g "a ou SSas
TOWN. ~ tt3.t -. i ea9 Currency
stssEnls e elew 9fle9R9t vie New York.
Each 81 Ags Gtil % Prosld9a with SEP
trets berth 30 nleaB i NoEaoa Wal 10 placed II
rpoms by thesolYes PEayisione Of the best quality
are cooke ndeefved p1k 81 the CoHipa6 Stewards
q o9F Raf twelve years, bali price
E 81 P saai 81 II bringnI
out their frlends at tho above fatee 80 80
Prepaid certificates Of paasdes iasued BY y
ELLIOT a. McKEEVER, Agents,
dl3 ~ 100 Common, corner Caren6elet street
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ta5fas v1OOp W JIG W1uV Ss.
each person assassinated in that State, hus=
bands wear am anxious phia4a syosa
1ancaste n n .,. last week the snow
stood six festsa and, the therpno meter was
tlhiigty7feuE degrees below zero, l.
:. AT OtsegQ,r ~. sYE,,san estate valued at
s39O0. SRasalatAlg settles, in MlliclS the law
Sefs received $4,000 tl1esheiTs the rest.
The, late Secretary Stewart is about erect
ing buildings for dependent. femaies IN New
York, to cost over two million dollars. feo
Sixty three pegsons have received medals
in Paris as rewards for nets Of courage In
saving life during the month Of November.
IooBy the blowing up of the. Austrian frigate
Radetski, while cruising, in the Mediter-
.ranean last month, 800 lives were lost, and
only twenty saved. 'a
The Bishop of Norwich, England, is dis
cussing the subject Of clerical dress under
four heads. Yet it seems the subject is not
head dress.p ga
~ rom bis ease is reported in the Eng
lish papeTs Of q 8ehita In Earmarthenshire
which has NOT paEtsilsetl 81 food aimee octo-
/ Der, lss11,, 60 siqssi .,s8 = sSss
AZ q llatb dinner isEeported
to HAYS said that It ono time he would as
soon Ahss "a to be q bishop as 3 cab
saisi 6tsr. a sssr, OF ii sasassa m I'D
People slcs son lines
iof s5as allFc las ehsapeR rates
Of travel. Instead Of that, the companies
agree on certain rates, and the people are
forced to submit.
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The SUPERsTITIoUs MILLIoNARE.-Th'
New York Herald relates the followip,
aneedotes of At Stewart :IfILa 7
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Spain.

MADEID. May lC.-The C0rtcs has rejected the
proposition for the establishment Of a triennial
Directory. 1t Is believed IL Regency will be Gre
ated with ScrIIno mt the head Trouble has arisen
with the Cuban volunteers on account of the non
pay mcnt of bouniies.
MADRID. May pa despatch has been received
announcing that about 2.OUO adherents of Queen
Isabella. under Gassct and Pczuela. have assem-
bled at Perpignan. n French city on the Spanish
frontier. At the last accounts they were nearly
ready To cross the border. The Government has
taken steps 10 prevent such an invasion.
MADEIp, May 2l.-ln reply 10 Senior Castelar's
speech, Admiral Topete declared that he was op-
posed To the restoration OF Queen Isabella. He
thought the elevation of the Duke lie Montpensier
To the throne desirable. but he said rs a member of
the Cabinet he should strictly subordinate his action
TO the policy of the Prime Minister and Minister of
War. who. with himself and all members of the
Ministry. would await the decision Of the Cortcs
to-day Tor guidance. He concluded by advising the
CortcS To take care tina; no daring man should cut
the knot which they were unable To unite.
Article - OF the Constitution. declaring that all
powers shall emanatc from the people. was adopted
by the COrteS to-day by reclamation.
Article 3S declaring that the form Of government
Of the nation shall be- Monarchy. passed after a
protrdcted debate by 2li aEirmativc votes against
- negatives.
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The Alabama Question.

LoNnoN. May 22.-Reverdy Johnson sails to-mor-
row for Baltimore.
The London Times has another editorial on the
IiLttHHd question. suggested by the recent speech
of Mr.. Forster. IL says England has equal cause
for complaint against America. Great britain re-
sisted the temptation to recognize the South. there
by inhicting suffering on her people. disobliging an
ALLYN fact. declared in favor of the North. and
is now accused OF hostility and selfslness.
Sir Francis Head has communicated several addi-
uonai uIhcia! documents TO prove the assistance ey-
tended by America 10 the Canadian revolt in 81.
He asserts IN his letter accompanying the docu-
menis that Summers language applies to that case
as well rs To- the cas-, of the i'aJauaa. but the En-
glish Government never received or claimed in
demnity.
The Pal NE Ga-eie also has n leading article
on the -lttbQHG claims question. The writer says
that whatever England did in respect to America,
France did ten times more {: for nothing bu; our re-
iusal To accept her invitation preventing the recog-
milton Of the Southern Confcderacy.
The Weekly Spectator also discusses the question.
The truth told hy Mr.. Forster. the old and staunch
friend OF America. must teach the Americans how
universal the resistance would be ii ir. Summers
demands were seriously pressed.
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Late TeIeSramS.

BNTNoRE. May 19-CollectOr Thomas has mp
pointed two negroes as assistant collectors
EoSTox. May l9-Prof. Goodwin Smith wrote {
foolish letter to a London paper. indicating ina
summers speech had revived a bitter feeling OF
hostility against England. and that n rupture was
Imminent that English residents would be obliged
to leave the country discouraging English imml
grafton. This letter was the immediate cause OF
the sudden fall in bonds on the Sth. It was Seri
ously commented upon by the London papers.
The Police Commissioner OF Washington have
appointed = negro magistrate.
The bill contracted by Secretary Seward in tele-
graphing to Reverdy Johnson has been presented
To Secretary Fish 10y the agent OF the telegraph
company for payment. Ii consists of = single item
10 the amount oil $4,000. Seward. it seems. was
allowed cheap rates on messages. so he became
verbose. When this bill came in. he refused To paY
it therefore it fell 10 the succeeding AdminiStra-
ton. secretary Fish declined to pay when ii was
preSeIted. The President sent it to the Attorney
General for his opinion, which he Is now engaged
on
DUBLIN. May IS-The Archbishop of Cashel has
issued Il pastoral letter, in which he laments the
recent disturbances in the south of Ireland. He
says they are the acts of Il few deSperadoes. He
denies the existence of an agrarian conspiracy.
lie aiirmS that the outrageS are the result OF the
unhappy relations between landlord and tenant.
and bids dissatisfied tenants look for hope to Par
lament.
DUBLIN. May ia fight occurred here to-day
between two mobS. one composed of men from
Tralee, The police who i~nterfered were threat
ened by the o~verpowering force OF crowds who
Joined the original combatants. The police force
fired into the crowd with fatal effect. One rioter
was killed and several persons wounded. Three
police Were wounded. one fatally. The mob was
finally dispersed. \ large number of arrests were
made.
PARIS, May l9.-CommisSoner Burlingame ha.
laid before the French Minister on Foreign Affairs
the preliminaries of a treaty with China. the same
as that negotiated with Great Britain. He expects
to conclude negotiations with France before the
end of next month.
LONDON. May l5-l1:3O P. M.-Political agitation
Is revived
Reyerdy Johnson has taken formal leave of the
Queen.
MUNICH. May 20-The recent elections resulted
generally in favor of a union of North and South
Germany.
LONDON. May 22-Hongkong dates to April 25th
that placards are extensively posted through
ont the Empire denouncing Christian missionaries
in violent terms.
1t is rumOred that a Chinese official of high rank
in Pekin. in a tit of anger slapped the French Am
bassador in the face. The flag of the French lega-
was hauled down Immediately.
One of the greatest meetings ever assembled was
held in Belfast. Ireland. to-day, TO protest against
NE disestablishment of the Irish Church. 1t was
,stimated that nearly 100000 people were present.
The rejection of the treaty for the sale of st.
by the United States Senate causes much
irritation at Copenhagen.
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AND
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80. r....
Whitney'S Book Store {!

Consisting IN part Of
ASSORTED SIZED COPYING PRESSES
"a and Stands,
Assorted sized Cash Boxes. Bill Head Boxes.
Bill Hooks, Pen Racks.
Slate p scsds sI Lad Pencils,
lIerbarumS, Irvine Boxes,
Mottlei r"ime, Tooth picks
Superior ruled cap paper,
superior ruled letter paper.
pL. Assorted note paper, Bill head paper
Osborne's coior, FP'
Backgammon boards, '
Alphabet Blocks, A' '"D o"s'
Assorted sized blo,ting pads. e"
Gatta PSrcha pen hslders:
tairehids superior gold pens,
Ivory paper holders,
westonholm's Penknives, ChaIton's mucilage,
% WEI reT'hA bands lanes rulers
David's black, blue and earmine inks, Maynard & Noyes' inks.
Assorted ink stands, Assorted peD cleaner,
Photographic Albums, Propeller pencils, 80
Pencil leads. CrayOns.
4 Jine assortment Of Blq5I Books.
Choice assortment Cf EHreioDeS.
Exchange Books, Receipt Books.
order Books.
Cap and Letter Clips and F5ies.
Letter GHd card Wallets.
Memoranda Books. Pass Books.
Cameis hair copying brushes, Composition card frames,
Us Postage stamps, Letter scales,
&c, &c., &c. dc.
EeLAIS AND RULED al PAPER.
II 100 Reaus Plain and Ruled Note Paper.
80 leams Commercial Note Paper.
All Of superior quality, from Boston direct. For sale by
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Nautical AinlanaCs.
q NEW EDIT q ~ ED FOR
IN Pacific, which every coasung vessel ought to have.
For sale Nv Ill II. N. WHITNEY
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4 Plea for Bare Feet.

| saw in the newspapers, not long ago. 4 pite-
Ou> appeal from Z clergyman IN behalf OF the
poor. and especially of the little children, Who
had. n TIE reverend gentleman latheticllly as
serted. =. scarcely 4 shoe or stocking 10 Their poor
little feet" Now. as | went hareiooted myself,
when a :. wee Gallant. aS most Scottish lads ana
laSscs DO in the rural districts, whether Their par
ents lie rich or poor, or Of the decent middle
class. | bethought myself that much might ne sald
on behalf Of bare feet for young children. whether
~ regarded health. cleanliness, beauty, or econ
omy. a.,
The late Admiral Sir Charles Napier, once SAID
in nv hearing. that until he waS twelve years OF
ngc, he never wore shoe or boot unless he went
into a town. and that he was always glad 70 get
back into the country again and take Oh the en-
cUmbrance from his feet and legs. sir Charles
was proud of has agility. and when close upon
three score years and ten. could dance the high
land Fling and the = GillIe Callum, with n
grace and alertness. which men young enough To be
his grandsons might have enyied. He attributed
much of his vi-or 70 his early training, and 10 the
fact that his feet had been left in lis childhood
and youth 10 the wholesome regimen OF Scottish
outdoor life. to develop themselves as Nature In
tended. Sir Charles Napier's experience was
not peculiar, rs many sturdy Scots IN every Tartof
the world can testify. Every one who has travel
cd, either in the Highlands or the LowlandS,
must have noticed the legs, bare and shapcly, and
especially Of the laSses in the glenS, and on the
mOors, and in the streets OF the towns and vi
lagos; and if he were Il reader of Robert Burns,
have thought upon the lines. where he describes,
in the guise of n rural maiden, the genius Of
Caledonia, without shoe or stocking, as Il spirit
should be:
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E1LAIN y ULE CAP PAPER.
u 100 Reams Plain and Ruled Note Paper.
80 Reams Commercial Note Paper.
Al ct superior quality, from Boston direct For sale by
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HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY.

NJ * ALL OF
Machinery, Sugar Mills, Steam Engines,
CENTRIFUGAL MACHINES.
Also. Boilers. Coolers AMI Sheet Iron Work. and ell kinds Of
BRASS AND UEON CASTINGS.
a hrEr sock q Piping. Elbows, Te-s, Bass Valves nnl
Cocks. sheet Iron. Boiler rTaie, Ear iruu, Centrifugal VIM,
InIrl Egbb-f Packing, aui every description - Machinery
always on hand
4 Great Variety OF Machinery on hand = for sale Low.
go " HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
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Nautical AEmanaCs.

q NEW EDfTEO ~ ~EPA ED FOR
IN tacih', which every cnasting vessel ought to have
For sale ~ 81 II. NJ. WHITNEY
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Music and Singing Books.

Music and Singing Books.
E,OUNTAIN Of GEMS QUARTO VI.
Gyms % sserut songs, quarto form,
New Method % the Piano Forte. by Jeans Mann,
Fl1nistsf Albgm.
Etssinfs Art ofsfngin-.
Home Circle, = vots.
GEMS % Grrman Song.
The opera Bogae. ny OEenbaeh-
Wreath % Gems, ptain anI slt.
NRxls Viuin Method,
Carmina NaIrust1.
Ethiopian Violin Instructor.
The Chialfs First Music Book,
The BGste Call,
W.aner's Pcrfect Guide % the Msluieun.
winners PsFfcct Guhte % th~ Cahinct Orrln,
winners Perfect Ggni- % thr Fife.
Winners Perfect Ggsir o. the Nbafn.
Winners Perfect Guide t1 the Piano.
Winners Perfect Guhlr TO he AcrurIfan,
Winners Perfect Dude % the BInio.
Winnsr's Perfect Ggils % HE Guitar5
Musicians Omnibus, compute, quartz.
JgSvtt's Book ofrras. Ducts AMI QElFsrt4.
Nine OClock In tn Morning.
The Nsntcissohn Collection.
The New Golden Chain,
The Church Bell.
The Gotieu Robin,
The sabbath Bell,
THE Juhaate.
TIE SILVER Lgte,
The SILVER Bell.
Th~ Jewel.
Ths GobIen Wreath.
The Ctfrnua-
Fresh LaureIs. &c. sc.
For sale BY (6TfJ H. NJ WHITNEY
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-06

THE GOLDEN HAIR MAD THE GLoRI-
PIED LEG."-The " English blondes" i. E.,
the Lydia Thompson burlesque troupe, hare
transferred themselves to Niblo's, and that
popular house presented them on Monday
evening in a new extravaganza on the sub
ject of the " Forty Thieves - so that the
golden hair and the gloriiied leg" as some
body calls it, is the dramatic attraction now
in the ascendant there. Gossip asserts that
the leading purpose of this light-headed
troupe Of lovely women is to demonstrate
how near a modest LADY can approach a
state of nudity upon the stage without hit
ting it But gossip is Of the feminine gen
der, and the sex is commonly unjust to each
ethar. The troupe in question is full Of
genius, full Of msrrimen', fu | Of wit, full Of
grace, and not very fastidious in the matter
Of costume. Their version of the - Forty
Thieves " is conSumedly droll che and
long as the feminine con.iaCd:iun> cap
tivate the fancy IF the mnit!tuI", we may
expect to see that multitude follow up tno>e
that afford the finest p Eats fof The cunpaTa
live study of anatomy. NIolp's is in,
for another successful iun, this
time upon British, not Frrach peIaiiiies.-
G. 7. Correspondent.