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Evening star., 1869-10-07

AN. 1ssAY ON TIE OAUaIs OF LOeT
"A MAAa0Op. BY DB. j, E1ORY RICORD.
20. ll1 w. yayetts street, Bslrmsrs, Nd. Sent
Heo W my s0ofsss' sepz.ly
Evening star., 1869-10-07

PAINTS ISSUED TO oWAsHINaroNIAHs.-T w
following United States patents were Issued TO
citizens Of this District Tor the week ending
October 5th 1859. and each bearing that date -
Turn table, Lloyd W. Emmart and Edward ID.
Gr1hth; refrigerator, sideboard and room cool.
er, Daniel z. Somes; air pump, same party;
ink for printing revenue, postage and other
stanps, % a to secure greater safety and pre-.
vent frauds, Thomas AntiselI.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

SALIs CD RlAL EsrATh-9reen and vii.
llams, auctioneers, have sold frame house
and lot on Madison street, between 6tn and 7th
street wett. and M ana N streets north, 10 r. a.
Hewitt for $50; also the west 20 feet Of lot q;
and all OF lot 2s. in subdivislon OF original loi
: in square isl, with improvements fronting on
ID street north. between 1Stn ana l3fn streets
west, to william Kilgour Tor cents per square
foot.
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IoHZAGA COLLEGE.

GoEZAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises OF
COMA COLLEGE.
u., On street, ssf,ceeA sfa asd l0i,
MosDAY, skPrEMBER 8, 1863.
an sou JAS cLAkKE, .. J. President.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

TEE SCCPPERSoKG GRAPE-As this grape
has been introduced into this market and as
opinions in regard 20 II may differ, il is well
enough TO understand, before coming 70 any
conclusion on tue SUBJECT. tnat there are three
or four qualities. which difer almost a. much
in delicacy and flavor As IL they were distinct
varieties. The Scuppernong hourishes to
greatest perfection only in climate not farther
north tnan the southern portion OF North Csr-
olina- and on tide lands ad jacenf 70 large bodies
OF salt water. Nearly ali the grapes Of tins
Kind brought 70 this market are grown in the
vicinity OF Norfolk, Va, and there is almost
as much difference between these aud those
grown in more genial ciImate-for instance,
oh the tide lands below Wilmington, near
SmtthvIlle, N. Cas- there is between the
common fox grape and The most delicious Con.
cord. the one being scarcely q, for use, VIII le
the other is scarcely equa!ed in delicious ness
and flavor by any other variety Of grape. The
great dim Guilty that has heretof Jre existed in
introducing the Scuppernoug into a northern
market has been manly atiribu table ID the fac.
that they were NOT grown far enough south.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

FIRE THIS MoRSINs.-About IS O'clock
thIs morning Onlcer White turned In an alarm
Of mr. from box ~. for a fire IN the CARPENTER
shop CT August Writ, IN alley In rear o. Z
street. between Virginia avenue and T. street
which extended 20 the brick stable Of Conrad
Scnafer- The fire department promptly re-
spOnded and extiDguished the flames MIR.
WHtz loses about >2,UOO-no insurance-and
SbatsT Will lo-e about SiOD. on y hich he nas a N
insurance The fire was the result OF an acci.
denf. originating from the boiler in the shop
me machinery In which Wss run by steam -
Evening star., 1869-10-07

IOWA AssoCIATTOS.-A regular raestiur OF
Tie Iowa Assoc IAtioI, 3 social orxanizstion,
heId LAST night 81 General Chipman' 5
onee, on street Mr.. q q. S,eyens IN The
char, and Mr.. J. p. c. Poulton. secretary; the
oo(-e, o. tnis meeting being % secOre place
M. PcuItou said thar he proposed 10 &c, six
OF the state Associations 20 unite in procuring
q hall. 70 b occupied Alternately by them
WITH . reading room attached, 80 that their
papers and journals could o. used IN Common.
and the expenses Of them all therefore reducsd,
TIE States he named were Ohio, PennsvIya,
EIA lncIans- Iowa Michigan. aud IIIinoi.
Nnlch Ne taouent would Join together in mi )
mater. The subject was referred % a cornr,ir
tee dsssrs FaIes ana PouItou, who were in.
sIIe;ed 70 consul. with Judge TABOR on the
subject.
The secretary made q statement as 70 the
hnIncIai conoinon OF the Association, stating
they were cut OF debt and also out Of funds
M. A III Scott offered q resolution setting
fOrth TIE interest they, As Iowans. felt IN the
reSIl, OF the coming election; expressing the
confidence this ASSOCIATION ielt in republican
principles, and the integrity and capability OF
IEe standard bearers chosen oy their spuoIi-
can brethren Of Iowa, Insuring victory in the
future as IN the past Judge FHzpatrick hoped
The reSOi uttOns would not pass. IL had been
overlooked that this was not q political asso-
eIaion. onI simply SAFE organization for
social intercourse. The ChsIr stated that b.
did lot think any one there would feel az
grieved at he sentiments OF tne resolutions
and they were thereupon adopted.
Mr.. Scott stated that he was informed to-
night. for the first time, that the Northern Cen
trai Railroad Company had limited the time
Tor me sale OF round trip tickets 70 the 10th of
the month. instead Of the whole month; tha, he
would wait upon the ofiicers OF the company
III the morning, 70 See II such was the fact, ar q
rry 10 nave the time extended 20 the end Of the
month.
Mr.. Poulton was chosen committee 10 make
selections of one from each OF the Departments
70 canvass the several Departments and make
collections from Iovans 70 replenish their treas
ury. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

LIQUOR DEALERS AssoCIArIoH.-Tha rsv.
plar meeting Of this association was held last
night, the president, p. q. Boyle. in the chair.
Communications from brewers and distillers
assoeiatians In the principal Northern and
western cities In regard TO the holding OF a
convention Of liquor dealers In this city during
the coming winter were laid before the meet
ing. They all favor the holding Of such q con !.
rsnfion, and II will probably he held early in
December.
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JUVENILE I'LL TAPPBRs-About O'Clock
iast evening, two white boys, named William
"IIllsIns, aged IL years. ana Charles Mars,
aged 10 wears, were arrested near the Northern
Markei-house by Offcer Columbus and com.
mitied 70 Jail by Justice Thompson. Mars
the younEest boy, was found cenInd the couu.
Ter OF Mr.. Valentine Harbaugh's drug store,
ard mad succeeded IN stealing from the money
uIeNef nEe collars and ninety cents; but for
tanately for Mr.. Harbaugh be discovered the
Ely anc creeping movements of the Young ras-
cal, and recovered tne stolen money before be
hao got out OF the store and Joined his guilty
companion, who appeared 70 Be posted al tne
WIDOW outside, ready 10 give the alarm.
W Zen under eXamInauon before the Justice.
Mars SAID thar Win niams had planned the theft
and Was 20 share the spoils. Williams has been
Tepea,edly In Jsil, and both these lads are well
ELovn 10 the police. They, as well as four
others row under comm itnent for theft by the
same nagIstTate, are certainly subjects for the
HoHse OF Correction, which is so much needed
IN ms city and District, and which, IL is hoped
Will II short time Be opened for the recepiicn
Of juvenile offenders.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

THEOLOGICAL DBPARfNBNr, CoLuMBIAl
CoLLI6B.-A preliminary meeting of tho,e m
lending to engage In the study OF theoloey q
Columbia COLLEGE was held yesterday aftef
noon n Law Building. Several studsnts an.
q large number OF gentlemen were present
Glasses were organized in the Hebrew Of tn
Old and the Greek Of the New Testaments, o.
the principle Of Interpretation, &c. The IN
suuctors are Revs. DR.. samson, Huntington
and Schute, OF the college.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

HOWARD UHIvEKsITY MEDICAL DRPARr.
hsNT.-The opening exercises Of the second
term OF this department were held last evening
At the Congregational Church, a large audience
being present Addresses were delivered by
Prof. ;. l. LOOMS, dean of the faculty. and
fiOi Y. b. Puryis. and the exercises, which
were interspersed with songs AID music ON the
piano, were closed with remarks by Gen. q. ID
Howard and benediction by Bisnop Brown
Evening star., 1869-10-07

oIDEsT 1yHABIrAsTs AssOCIArToN-The
stated monthly meeting Of this association was
held yesterday in the Court room. City Hall:
he President John Is Blake, in the chair and
John CARROLL Brent Secretary. Mr.. George T.
McGloe and John T. Don aldson were elected
members Messrs. Zepn Jones, W. L. Bailey,
and James Kelly We're nominated for member
snip; laid over under the rules. Mr.. John ID
Clark was appointed temporary treas urer
MI Dorset presented. at the req uest Of r n.
Campbell. sample Of Continental scrip, bear.
ing date May !, E5s, and valued at that time an
thIrty shilllngs- Also. a power OF attorney,
dated April 10, 1-0c, from Martha Stephen son
70 Capt Chauncey, Of ". s. Navy Mr. J. ID.
Ciark presented copy OF ca ga Of George III
10 the Sheriff CT King George and Stafford
counties, Va, dated Ilth day of January IN tne
seventh year Of his reign. DR.. Blake presented
a copy of the Was shington directory OF I-27,
through the Kindness OF Miss Mary WATSON
Kew. 3 Tustn presented q prayer book, a
present 70 Gen McCombe by President Mon
roe in ls!s, and by Gen. McCombe to MI
usun The Secretary presented TO the as So
cieuon several specimens OF currency tax bills
oearing date OF ls15- Also, q lottery ticket for
op@ ming canal In Washington, Authorized nv
act Of Congress 1876. Also, q sermon on tne
death Of General George Washington, delivered
IN Richmond by John ID. Blair, Chaplain 70
me House OF Deiegstes, January IsOO.
Adjourned
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.OTIOY OF RlHOVXI.

We rsslsetfsily can q. attention Of our f,ss,a,
QDeSsHouse, corner Sth and - !. MN ouS NJ
tei sis Anished. Our Saiso viii Be- continus1 ~
tS 9. Il ssd Saturday 10
Evening star., 1869-10-07

POTOMAC FRosT-SherB7s Wood and Coa'
Wat foot g OH streeL-AIIived-Schr. Cora
Smith. Williams win wood for G.. L. Sheriff.
Schr. Edward Boyce. Washington, with wood
for G. l.. Sheriff Sailed-Schr. ]. Richard,
iowa, with government wagons for port Texas.
Crouch's sWhdrf.-Arriyed - Schr. Oregon
with oak wood tor Il. +. Clark; schr. VIM.
Kent Hall, Coleman, from Norfolk, with yei-
low pine lum Der for market; schr. Il. Is Sea-
man, KING, ith 3J0 bags guano for J. Baker
81 90; steamer Express, Nicoll, from Bait.
With large number OF passengers and heavy
freight. Sailed - Schr. Julia 4. Willell,
Baiiess, for Georgetown to load with co.1 for
New Jersey.
Potomac Ferry Wharf Steamer wawaset
arrived last night with heavy freight. The
1hos. Cahill arrived last night with passen.
gers and freight.
Galrs Wharf.-The steamer Arrow, Stack.
pole, left this morning for Mt. Vernon with
IL O'clock to-day with very large freight OF
-four and empty barrels for oysters. Also, a
large number OF passenger.
Broun's Whdyf.-AYrived-Scho s. Y
w. Simmons, Williams, with coal from PbIla.
delphia for Brown 4 Son. Sailed.-Schooner
II. r. r., No. a5, for Georgetown TO load with
coal.
Ft,cler's Whayf-Arriv ived-Schoonsr Pales.
tine, Brooks, with lumber from York River for
Mohun Son. Sailed-SchoOner Mary and
Rebecca, Faunee; SEA- Slipper, Fauncs; Mary
CdTteT's Whaf.-Arrived-Schrs. Jessie W.
knight, Plumb, from Philadelphia, with coal
for ]. b. Lord; Wind ward, Reeves, from Havre.
de-0race, with coal for H. Freeman; Flight,
Stone, from Havre.de.0race, with coal for w.
Warder Co.; Mary Riley, Riley, from Phil.
adeIphia, with coal 70 George Bogu'. for Am.
cultural Department. Sailed-Schrs Thomas
q. Worrell, Seward, for Georgetown, to load
for Nerfolk; Windward, Reeves, for Baltimore,
light. Mem.-from Philadelphia, September
2SSchr. Tropic, Banks, with coal for X. A.
morrison. From Havre.de Grace-Schr Esst
New Market, Jones, with coal for w. Warder
Il Go.
RIey's Wkarf.-Arrivsd-Schrs VIM. NJ Will.
son, Brown. IRON PHILADELPHIA, 376 tons Of coal
for VIM H. Campbie & Son; Cooper, Gallo.
way. from Havre.de.Gra 100 tons OF coal
for John Cameron & Son; Wm. w. Hacker,
Conoly. do. I3s tons coal for 8. u. Magruder:
WIN. +. Phelps, Crammsr, from Philadelphia.
39 tons coal for VIM. II. Campble & Son;
John H. Travers, Wbeatiey, li2 tons csal for
A.Fowler; Belle Conway. Skinner. from Nor
folk, lumber for p. Mohun Son; ID. s.
Paige, Deatlsy, Matthias Point, pine wood for
James Deatley May flower, Faunce, lower Po.
tomac, fresh fish for VIM. knight; sloop Van.
delid, White, oysters for market. Sailed
Belle Conway, Skinner, for Alexandra, to
load coal for Norfolk; Cooper, Galloway,
down light Mem.-Sailed from HAye.de.
Grace, October I'd, Schr. L. A. Hughlett, Cor.
eoran, coal for 8. y. Magruder; from Phila.
delphis, September "a, transport Couley, coal
for VIM. Z. HALEY.
Evening star., 1869-10-07

I he last toast was "Tne Ladies-God bless
them; may every desire Of their hearts be grati-
NED, except that Of becoming men,"
Mr.. l.. A. 0obright was called upon to re.
spond. Having repeatedly refused TO do 90, he
was finally brought to his feet by the repeate d
calls OF the company. He said he did not
know why he was subject to this press:ure:
and then, after taking piece Of paper from
his pocket and scanning II, remarked, with an
assumed look OF gravity and disappointment,
that the gentleman opposite, (4r. johnson, }
must have given him the wrong speech In the
distribution Of his iavors, - it was not appli.
caoas 10 the toast. tLaughter.I He was not the
proper person TO respond 70 the toast. Being q
eianosre, that duty ought TO have been a..
sisnsa 70 the gallant and youthful widower,
Dr. blake, liaughter,I who could have gwen
SlS experiences with the ladies q the White
ing every thing Whicn hs mint ssy in compli.
ment 70 the ladies To the trnaeinS Stiou Of ms
AUDITORS, ne remarked that he had admired the
%Srr ,.ssre., " m, an IN me other room with great
was Jupiter Tonans. 1t was not there; and
the only reason hs could give FOR his beiue
called upon TO impersonate 1t in thunders Of
eioquence was, that In his vocation he. like the
mytnoloeic deity, had some Connection win
hghfRingi He regretted that he did not nosses.
tne modesty Of Colonel Florence and TIE IN yn..
his effort in ,Iai direction might sacor Of k,S ,Sl
ness. IAughtsr.l And AFTER further remsrks
ne SAID that the subject of art was NO novelty
win nam, lot, nom boyho0d, he had been
connected with "the press-the art preservatiye
Of all ayts." He was appiauded a. ne resumed
his seat.
Mr.. Hallett kiIbourn then offered the fol.
loving sentimenf:-"WashIngto City and its
International Exposition Of the Industrial
Arts" to " hich Colonel J. @. Berret responded.
The Marine Band. under Prof Scala, was
present and enlivened the scene with music.
Messrs. Smith and Strong, and the attaches of
the establishment, Messrs. Thomas ID. Cuttings
and nj. A. Davis, were untrinG i'm their efForfs
10 contribute to the pleasure OF all.
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OrsTER PIE III the readers Of
the Aducrtiser would like = luscious
morceau, ia the oyster way. follow
our directions. With the richest
Of pie.crust, line small sized pan;
Oil It with raw oysters; add brine
OF tho oyster nearly sufficient to
cover them; butter and season 10
taste; dust with flour; cover with
crus. in the usual way; then bake
To be served with warm milk
We never saw the pie in print,
bnt have eaten thereof, aud know il
is good. Every paper in the val.
ley can steal this with profit = Chi.
licotht Advertiser.
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Remarkable Case.

A remarkable case has just been
decided in Portland, Ne In which
. railroad company has been Acav.
ily fined for the inSolence Of one Of
ils conductors. Tho facts are tha.
Judge Goddard, q prominent ci,i.
sen OF Maine, purchased . ticket
70 Danville Junction, and Atartod
70 visit his family, then residing In
Auburn. The afternoon train was
very long, and, as usual, one Jack
son was detailed to take the tick
cts OF passeng gors leaving tho train
bofore the regular conductor came
through. Judge Goddard, having
some business at Falmouth, step.
ped out, and, upon tho request Of
Jackson. handed him hls ticket. -
Upon bis return, Jackson again
approached whore he was sitting
and demanded his ticket, and, upon
Judge GOddard's replying that be
gave Il TO him when he loft tho
car. he told the Judge that he lied
and falling into al ungovornablo
passion, committed an assault up
on hin, shaking his fSts In his face
threatening to beat his brains out,
and using the most threatening
language lie continued thus for
somo twenty minutes. Tho oompa
ny sill retain him 10 their employ
and indeed have recently promoted
him. For this outrage Judge God
daFd sued the Grand Trunk Rail
way Company, and on Monday 70.
covered q verdict Of 1880.
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The Gaming Glrl.

She will vote, will be OF use in
the world, will cook her own food,
will earn her own living, and will
not die an old maid The COM
ing girl will not wear the Grecian
bend, dance the German, ignore
al possibilities Of knowing how to
work, will not endeavor TO break
the hearts OF unsophisticated
young men, will spell correctly,
understand English before she at
fects French, will preside with
equal grace at the piano or wash
tub, will spin more yarn for the
house than for the street, will not
despise her pIainly.clad mother,
her poor rotations, or the hand
|iot the honest worker; will wear
a bonnet. speak good, plain,
unlisping English, will darn her
own stockings. know how to make
doughnuts, and will not read the
Ledger OfteneF than she does her
bible.
The coming girl will walk FIVE
miles, II need be, TO keep her
cheeks in a glow; will mind her
health. her physical development
and her mother; will adopt q
costume both sensible and condu.
Give TO comfort and health; will
not contound hypocrisy with po.
liteness; will not place lying to
please above frankness; will have
courage to cut an unwelcome &C
quaintance; will not think refine
ment is French duplicity; that the
assumed hospitality where hate
dwolls in the heart. is better than
condemnation, will not confcund
grace OF government with silly
affection, will not regard the end
Of her being to have a beau.
The coming girl will not look
to Parif, but 70 reason, for her
fashions; will not aim to follow a
foolish fashion because miIIiners
and drcss-makers' docroed it,. will
not torture her body, shrivel her
soul with pueriIitics, or ruin il
with wine and pleasure, In short
tho coming girl will seek to glori.
iy her Maker, and to enjoy mental.
ly His works. Duty will be her
aim, and life living reality
Church Union.
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3 IA LECTURE
10 YOUNG M EN-.

IL OONG. M EN-.
50 Just R,blisAsdiA Sealed Envelope.
Frtce,stx cents.
A Lecture on the Mature, Trent-
ment and Ra deal Cure OF Spermetor.
rh@a orSemlnai Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Sexual Debility, aud Impediments 10
Marriage generally; Nervousness, .Consump.
ton, Epilepsy and Fits; MentaIand Physieal
Incapacity resulting from Self-Abuse, &g.-By
RoBERTJ, CrLvERWELL, NJ. D., Author 81
the "Groen Book, "&O.
The world-renowned author, IN this admtra-
Bile Lecture clearly proves nom his own ex-
perience that the awful consequences OF Self
Abuse may be etfectually removed without
medicine, and without dangerou ussurgieal oper-
atons, bougies, instruments, rings. or cordlals,
pointing our mode ofcure at once certain and
etieetuai, b. which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, E.ay cp-s f'Hself
cheaply, privately. and radically THIS LEG
IuRE WILL PROVE A BOON To THOU
SANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under eeal, to any address, in q plain
envelope, en- the receipt OF six cents, or two
postage stamps. Also, DR.. Culycrwe el -" ar
riage Guide" price 20 cents Address the
Publishers, CHAS. J.C. KLINE& CO.,
n15 BoweryS New York, Post Office
JULIA, lsGs-ly.
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A correspondent Of the Journal
Of Agricultural recommends the
following treatment Of orohards:-
Plant your orchards in Artichokes,
three feet by three and a ahsIt feet;
cultivate ~ you would corn; il
produces from one peck to half q
bushel 10 the hill. THey will Tat
ten hogs, and you don't have the
trouble of gathering, for Ysmain.
ing in the ground all winter does
not hurt them. Your hogs roofing
the ground all winter kill all
worms apd insects.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

II 10 officially stated that in
Arkahaas, during the three months
preceding the calling out Of the
militia, there were received a. the
Governors headquarters authentic
accounts ofover two hundred mur.
ders perpetra,ed with impuDity in
thatState, and very many Of the
most hendiAh outragea; but during
the forty days which have passed
since martial law was declared, bu,
ono single murder and not . single
outrage has been heard Of in th,
State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11
VHgGtahle SltlllSl hSIF ghGNtKn

tUsutuuiv ,pi1Hidn AGl llllNH
Has stood the test OF seven years
before the public; and no pre- para
tion for the hair has YET been dis
covered that will produce IL Q came
beneficial results. II is an entirely
new fcienti6c discovery. eonibi6s
ing many OF the most powerful snh
restorative agents in the VEGR7.
ABLE KlN6 Dom. IT yesterss
Grey Hou TO ITS original youthJng
color. II makes the ecalp White
and clean; cures dandrutf and hE-
mors, and falling out OF the hair;
ard will nuke it grow upon bald
heads, except in very aged perssss,.
as IL furnishes the nutritive prlnci-
pie by which The hair is nourished
and supported. Ii makes the hair
moist, soft. and GLOSSY. apdsis NJ.
surpassed as a HAIR DRESSING
II IS the cheapest preparation ever
offered to the public, as one bottle
will accomplish more and last long
er than three bottles Of any other
preparation. f.
1t is meEded and used by
the First Medical authority. AsY
The wonderful retuilsbroductf
by our Sicilian Hair Kenewer have
induced many TO manDtacture pro.
parations for the Hair, under vari-
ons names; and. in order TO in nducs
the trade and the public TO pur-
charse their compounds. they have
resorted 10 talsehood, by claiming
they were former partners. or had
some connection with our Mr. Hall,
and their preparation was similar
to ours, Do not bs deceived by
them. Purchase the original: i
has never yet been equalICd. OuY
Treatise On the Hair, with certif-
Gates, sent free by mail. See that
each bottle has our privete Rsvs.
nue. Stamp over the top OF the bot.
tie. All others are limitations.
r. P. Hall 8 Co., Props, ~
Nashua, N. III.
| Sold by an Druggists and dealers in Medtein A.
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Congress In the Part of fxorxe.

The eastern kings who gave
away provinces TO their fAvoriteI
arc outdone BY Congress. In hi,
late speech on the railroad subsidiel
Mr. Washburne showed that 1885.
100000 acres have been given
away 10 this form. "The commits.
sioner Of the Land 0fice has esti.
mated tho amount ns exceeding
10 the aggregate, in that period,
the entire area OF the six Now
England ststes added TO the sur.
face Of New York Now Jersey,
Pennsylvsnia, Ohio. Delaware,
Maryland and virginia. The
grants Of the Pacific Railway lines
alone were, according to tbs same
authority, within shout one fourth
OF being twice the united area OF
England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland
Guernsey, Jersey. the lsle Of Man,
and the islands Of tho British seas,
and within less than . tenth OF
being equal 70 the French empire
proper
Just now these lands are no,
very pepulous. but what Of IN,
next oenturys-N Y. Post.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

BREAD PuDpINo -TakO stale
bread and pour on milk sufIicien,
to soak IL soft, but not to make
It very thin; add any kind Of fruit
either ireah or dried, previously
soaked until our pudding ia pretty
we'll filed with Il. Put in q pud.
ding cloth and boil il for one
hour, and then with good cream,
and sugar, or rich sauce II pre-,
ferred, you have pudding that
will be very pAlatabls as we'll az
wholesome.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

The Legislature Of Wisconsin
has consented TO give up a portion
Of tho territory Of that State for
the purpose Of forming = new
State Of the Lake Superior region,
on condition that Michigan does
the Same. This seem to insure
the saseess Of the project.