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THERE was to have been a wedding in Nash
willie the other night The bride was servant
In the house. She was gorgeously arravei. and
had several of her friends 10 witness the cere-
monv. After the preacher had arrived, and
nearly ap hOur had been lost in awaiting the
cilatory bridegroom, the latter slouchsd in,
wearing his everyday Clothes" and cleo
nited the assemblage with the announcement.
"lt's 10 use. Dis here 'rsngement can't come
of. My oder wife won't let me have nv good
close" The bride tainted, and the ceremony
was indefinitely postponed
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I TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ OF fore fsciaspn judgment of
condemnation, issued from the Clerks Office OF the
Supreme Court Of ths District Of Columbia, and to
re directed will sell at public sss for casa, in
front Of The Court house door of said District,
TUESDAY, the LIST day Of November next, ls7O, a.
II O'Clock m the following property. TO wit: Lot
No. IL. OF W,liism Dixon ct al. sub div is0n OF lot
No 2, in square No 9i5, in the CRY Of Washington,
ID. q together with all and singular the imp prove
ments thereon. seized and levied upon the prop
erty Of Peter Fox, and will be sold to satisfy ex
ecution No. 6756 in favor of Patrick J. Roche,
trading Roche Co. ALEX SHARPE,
ecl2 ctds a. 3. Marshal, ID. &.
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SThe New JERSEY Presbyterian SYNOD has
adopted a resolution for a conference with other
synOds and bodies of Christians on the subject
of an amendment to the United States consti-
tuition which may suitably recognize Divine
Providence.
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IL LA snaoa " 1,A Aqcuoneers,
TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE TRACT
~ LAND NEAR THE CITY, ON THE BLA-

ID Successors to Cooper L, timer.J
Southwest corner Of Pennsy iyania av and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE TRACT
DENsBURG Road.
Dist 1874, and recorded in Liber n: @; T.: No, rs,
Afolio s., ct SEQ. of the land records OF Washing
ton county D. O.. and by ordrg Of the party secured,
will sslfAt public auction. in front Of the prem
21th day Of October. a; d $50. at O'Clock p. m.
ali that certain tract Of land situated In the county
Of asbington, and known a. Wood Lot No. !, beipg
. part tf =. FenwickS surrey Of two az tracts OK
cordipg to plat made by the surveyor Of the county
Of Warrington. d. c., and containing twelve and
ope-tenth Of an acre, moro or less.
rms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months. deferred payments to be secured on the
property: Conysysncina and stamps at the cost Of
This property fronts on the Bladensburg pix, i'm
mediately opposite the residence Of Or. w. Q:
Palmer and Joins the lands OF Col Hickey; Is we'll
fenced and under his state Of cultivation; would
make profitable market garden. The Columbia
street railroad VIII run yithin few hundred yards
Of the land. VIII CLAGETf. Trustee.
LATIMEk OLE0RY,
sci so.ocsS,lo N,1 Auctionesrs.
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DRoPosALs FOR THE SALE OF ORDINANCE
L AND OLDNANCE sTORks

ORDNANcE OFFICE, VAR DEPARTMENT.
WASH NGToN, ID. o., October AZ, lsTe
Scaled Proposals will be received at this ON &c
until CLOCK m. on sATU RDAY, the 2sth day
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores. viz:
2 so Breech loading Muskets, caliber IS, with
tsrtridges for same.
lIoo Balls Repeating Carbines, calibsr 50. with
1850 Gsllsshsrls Carbines, adapted for spsnosr
Ammunition
400 msyn.rd 0srbines, with 500 rounds Of Am
100 Palmer's Carbines, cAliber a, with Ammuni-
ten.
500 Remington Carbines, calibsr a. with Amnu-
200 Warmers Car bines aud ammunition.
200 JOslyn' sCarbines and ANN tiOn c aiber s.
ISm sets Csrbine Announcements, serVisesble.
Blakesley = and other patterns.
IO 80 sets Infantry AocOutermeEts.
.0Wo s'srrs Revolyers, cslibcr a., with Ammu-
5000 Rogers snd spsncers Reviewers, caliber a,
with Ammunition.
lo'ao RemiDgton Army IeyOlsers, cAliber "a, with
3Sgs0 Pistol Holsters.
4U9tp Cavalry sab'rs.
l.nG Spencer Rifles.
2O.sO sets Hor-e kqu pllen.s-
FIELD ARTILLERY.
% Batteries OF Field ArtIlieTy, complete, with
Bids will be entertained for any one or all of the
foregoing lots, The bids specify the price offered
themselves. The bids tor artillery will be for bat
ter les complete. with ammunitiOn-so much for q
battery of light II FOUNDERS aud 80 much for bat
terry 81 Parrot inch guns or tor batteries and
muni;lCn separately.
The privilege reserved by this ice OF reiectfns
any or all tide which may net be deemed sufficient
or satisfactory. A margin Of - per cent. mus. be-
paid ~ the time Of the yard. aud the residue upsn
delivery at the stores All the 20 be
At the city OF hev York within thirty days after the
oC.U-6t CHIEF Of Ordinances.
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NEW And SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

10 NY FOhMEk CUSTt.hERS AND THa
PUBLIC IN GkSEhAL.
Having taken the spacious WAREHOUSE AOs
Tenth 81 REET. one dooz north of
Penps. lvsEis ayenqs, sad oztsi1ed the-
form rly with sessrs J. G. Mcclure S-4n
Co. whe-e will be found . large assortment 49,
OF New and Second hand FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of all descriptions,
which viii be cold At prices guaranteed 20 give sats
faction Repairing, Vanishing, upholstering and
P,ckine sttepdcd 70 sf the shortest notice.
isu-H u. BUCHLY.
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NoTICk TO CoNTRAOT0Ks.
OEce Of Sspsrtsfssdesfaa d Inspector a. 6sues.
Gasrsassvavs, asd FsofvGvs.

OFoof SsYctsfssdesf asd inspector a. 6susvs, .
tasrsaseways, asd Feofeavs. :
Ctty Hall, Washtagtos. ID. c., October III. I47p 4
Sealed Proposals viil be received at the ayor =
ofice until u m FRIDAY, the 18th day q the pre-
eft month, FER the laying Of about two hundred and
Pipe, with connections opposite each house. lot OF
past Of lot fronting the line Of pipe be laid in l.
SIS and connecting with the 10 7th
The excavation vil be about mine feet below the
preesnt curb grndee, one drop aud one man hole.
which will coBfofm with specifications in the once
a. the Srrerinter dert BIDDER. will the price
rum tCot for the Is inch pipe including house
cornscfions. slsn per man bolt and drop each
1he work must be approved by the Commissioaer
leirg assessed. Nm. FUke1Ih.
supt and Ipseectnr. &c &c. &c.
oST eotd REEL n Y. EMkRr, nayor-
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
l. has obtained from the upreme Court of the Dis
tfiet o. Columbia, holdCn a Special Term, letters
o. an raf1on the personal estate Of BEDEB H
lCk THORNTON, late OF W Arlington county Store
eaid deceased All persons having claims against the
sad decreased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With the voschers thereof, to the subscriber,
before the ls day Of October next; they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
E70 JAMES O HxLLORAN
ocs N, 81 Administratcr.
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10y WIN. n WALL & co. Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building.
Nos. 900 and 9O2 W cor Pa. ave and 9th ST

RY WIN. WALL 4 co .Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building.
Nos. 900 and 900 S.W cor Pa ave. and 9th ST
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE VERY
FXCELDENT AND HANDsOME FUKNI
TuRE, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS splendid
slpEBOAkDS, ETEGERES, CARPErING
MAkBLE, TOP TABLES, MIRRORS, DAMASk
CURTAINS, &C.
"A In virtue of q writ If Fieri Facias i,sual
Va from the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court Of
~ The District of Columbia. and 10 me directed
ttlwill sell at public sale, Cor casn, at No l233 n
SIR ct north, between Thirteenth and FDur-
tenth streets, on W WEDNESDAY,, the Goth day OF
october, 1s3O commencing at o'clo the follow
ing goods end chxtcls, to wit:
pne writing Desk. teo Mantel Mirrors
tine Attasha. two Parlcr brussels Ca-pats
Marble tCp Pier Table, Marble top Centre Tables
SiNteen PariOr Chair -. two PArlOr Crate Rings
Three Chandeliers and Brackets. Table Covers
snaask al Lace Curtains and Cornces. Elk Stools
Twelve Cane seat Chairs, Small Stand and Rags
One Fancy Table, one Small Attacha, twelve pit
tooDs.
-Four Shades. ono Hall Sideboard
Two small HI d Tables one Hat Rack and Stand
Two Chairs ore Rug, and all and other CARPETS
Buckets oHe Dining Table, Sideboard
one Fruit sideb, ard
Sixteen Dining Chairs covered with velvet
Cane seat Chairs
One Dining Room Carpet, &c, &c. &c
SEIZED 81 WED upon the goods aud chatte's Of
Joseph Hall, and will be sold TO satisfy ution
No. 1851, in favsr Of p. p. PerdletOn.
ALEX. SHARP, U. s. Marshal, ID q.
ocD-td WIN. L.. WALL Co, Aucis.
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THE sSINGER''
/ EKW FAMILY SEWING HAOHIM1
CAN N HAD
Oh EASY TERMS
OOMPANYB 0ALB0ROOMs.
Purchaser Instructed af their residences.
A full line Of 4AOHINB TWIST, OOTTOu anA
tlHEh THB8AD % spools. always on hand.
i. A. uOBTOU, AReut.
NJ VIZ Wv 0ABKu1 SPACE
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DY GREEN& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 7th anL ID streei


ID Southeast corner 7th snG d streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE. BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH SHEETS WEST
- By virtue Of q deed of trust from Patrick II.
E" King and James Ii King, dated December Z,
.lS69. and recorded in Liber No. COS, folio 81 Il
seq, of the land records of Washington county, d.
C.,w will sell. at public auction, in front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY, the st day OF November,
A. D $50. at 30 o'clock m the western part OF
Lot 2, IN square south of No. 5l6 BEGINNING
for the same at the southwest corner Of said s and
running thence extraordinarily along the line of
Massachusetts, avenue 20 feet, thence nOrthwardy
right angles with said the northern Ii e OF
said lot thence west slong said hern line to thu
northwest corner Of said lot and thence southwest
wardly with the west line Of said lot to the Place
beginning, together with the improvements and APP
purtenances thereto belonging. This rOperty il
situated the north side of Massachu sets avenue
between Fourth and Fifth streets west and is i'm
proved with comfortable frame dwelliug ouse.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in three,
SIX and nine months, for which the notes Of the pur
chaser Will be taken, bearing interest from the day Of
sale and secured by deed of trust the property
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required of
the purchaser at the time OF the safe. All ,nyey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost o! the pur
chaser. Nm Nm r MM..TPdn5NGLY'I Trustees.
ocl9 I'd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
10y GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- No. 319, southeast corner 7th and ID st,

u No. 319, southeast corner 18th and ID ste
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
ElGHTH STREET WEST. BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, the Goth ins ant we shall
o9Vsell, in front of the premises. at 4a O'Clock
N, north part of Lot J2, in square No 355
having front Of Is feet inches Sth street. with
depth of 90 feet inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
month for notes bearing interest,". A deed given
and deed Of trust taken. All conveyancing and
stamps at cost of purchaser SIS to be paid do gn
when The property l. sold.
&C l5d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account OF the rain, until TUESDAY, the 18th in
slant, same hour and place.
oc2ld GREEN WILLIAMS uct'rs
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ID a. EAENESTOCk'S
MIFUGE.
Why IL II that 20 many children die under the age
Of i've years? That large proportion of children
die under that age, has long been q subject of re
mark, and without satisfactory cause ascertained
n il certain.
Also, u Il known that worms exist in the human
system from its earliest infancy; therefore parents
especially mothers, who are mere Constantly with
their children, cannot be too observing OF the first
SYMPTOMS a troyDSi for 50 surely they exist, can
they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
renewed from the most DELICATE INFANT, by
the timely Of
h A. fAHNESTOCK'S vERMIFUGE
IL Is perfectly harmless, Contains no Mercury. i,s
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
and may be administers with the UTMOST SAFE
IL TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm Confs ctlOns. m 4de move for the purnose NJ
pleasing the palate thsn Of overcoming the disease
their short lease Of life Il nearly exhausted ana
A fshnestocks Nernifuge continues TO grow in
favor daily.
CAUTION.
Should occasion require yen 20 purchase B. A
fshnestoek NermIfuse, be particularly careful to
see q al the initials b. A. This is the article
thai has been
fAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929.
And IuTchastrs must Insist having it, " they do
not "i'h 10 have an imitation forced upon them
SCHWARTZ q HASLErr,
FORMERLY
Il AFAHSEsTOCkS SON 4 90
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
ee7-eodswly PITrsBURG, PA.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
il CAV.EMRIA

INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
Hotdtnx a SpectuI Term, October 4th. 1870.
In the case of CAROLINE II. EN- INERT, admin
istraixtvi william Emmert, deceased, the admins
trafrix aforesaid has with the appreciation OF the
supreme Court of the District OF Columbia afore-
said appointed TUESDAY. October 18th, A. ID:
lS9O, Tor the mai settlement and distribution OF
the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the assets
IN hand, as far the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
ard heirs Of said deceased are notified 70 attend,
With their claims properly youcaed, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceased estate: Preceded copy Of this order be
published once q week for three weeks in the Eve
Test. A. WEBSTER.
oc3-m,3ws Register Of Wills
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AUCTION SALES,

by LAIIMER CLEARLY, Auctforeers,
~ successors TO Cooper s. Lavimer,l
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and Ilth street.
FRAME BUILDING ANp LEASE. ON HAsRI
s9S STREET, IN UNlohrOwN.AT PUBLIC
On sATURDAY AFTERNOON, oc;ob.r
E.s 2Sfh, lsIO. IL front of the premises, AZ "A
- clock we shall sell a Substantial Frame hid
ing with Lease Of four years 10 run The properly
y in tniOntowp. near the corner OF Monroe AMI
Harrison streets, and has been lately occupied as
ness.
Trims: One third cash: the balance In six and
tweixe months, with satisfactorily endorsed notes
oc2i dads LATlMER & CLEARY, Auct'.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner Of 18th and D streets.
GUARpIANs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
kRIr hT TIE CORNER OF 1sT SrREET
"a by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
b.X OF the District Of Columbia, holding q special
s.-a;,t nm Hon Andrew wylie, Justice, the IN
dece.sed, viii sell on MONDAY, the 3ist day of
october, instant. at 4 80 o'clock m in front of
the premises that part of Lot nine (9.l in Square
seven fundred and forty three, 7f3,) in Washington
Slty. fronting on south street twenty feet east
from the >rihwest corner of said square and run
nims with that uniform width Sc feet.
Terms OF sale. One half cash IOf which 5 80 mrs.
De Paid down balance in twelve months, With in
tertst secured by reteLs Of title, all cash at the
option Of pnIchaser. II the terms Of sale are not
complied with within five days after day IF SALE 70
chaser.
Stamps and convex an cing at cost Of purchaser.
JULIA A. FOhREST, On srdisn.
otZ4-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Dl GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Agctronesrs
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

AZ xirfns - se.d ~ INA 2.,aG iuani,
E.:H ls69, and duly recorded In Liber r. and q .,
no. Is folio AL oe Of the land records for
Washington county, u. g., shall sell, in front of
the premises. at IA O'Clock p m .on TUESDAY,
November LIST, 1870. lot numbered twenty, t2n,D in
Todd and Gunnelis subdivision Of square numbered
four hundred and sixty Ave, ti65 This property is
situate on 9Th street west between aIdSE streets
souih. and improved by Brick Building. with gas
and water, aid extends back 10 a l5-.oot alley.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six mauths. Sc
cured Ny a deed OF trust. A deposit of 500 time
of ssie. Stamps aud c0nvevaDclng at cost OF par.
chaser. CHAS. G.. CAULAN. Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
LAST .yEGHT,s rRLRGRIna

The following are the most important tele-
grams received hcre by cable yesterday and last
uipht.
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MOVE ARE 6ENVIN1 UNLESS D0Ns ~
In SrEEA IN8RAvKD WRAPP Xxx. wife
EAoSIMILIE % HI CHEMICAL WlKl
H0USE. AID SIGNED
aO T. Z. URLN0OLD.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

llY LATlmER CLEAEY, AuctIoneer.,
~ Successors 20 Co per Latimsr,D
Southwest corner Penn q sve nue and 18th stree.
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RY LAIIMER CLEARY, Auct,oneers,
~ Successors to Cooper s. Layimer,l
Southwest corner OF Penn. avenue and Iith street
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Try WIN. l.. WALL CO. Auctioneers.
- New Marble Building,
goo 4 9Co south Garner of Pam Az ana u,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-04-11

He bad not intended ID carry the idea that the
three Thousand men be spoke OF composed a
mob, but that they wanted bread and were
willing to work for it.
Mr. Axteil Of California, in reply to Mr..
nrooks, SAID it one thing would cause him
ln9re nheasiness than his (Brooks) politi-
cai dm1sapproba,ion, it was his political approx
al; mat gentleman cracked the Democratic
WHIP with rather feeble and unaccustomed
m nand oy following the lead Of the New York
democracy. Last year the Democracy in CAL
lorna had suffered defeat. He was not to be
deferred from following his own JUDGMENT Oy
any twaddle of the gentleman from New York
on Democracy.
Mr. Kerr's motion was rejected.
Mr.COx moved to reduce the duty in the par
aeraph to 25 per cent. advalOrem and declared
himself ready to join hands with men of both
parties in order to break down this swindling
tariff
Mr.. Ella of New Hampshire denied that
larger profits than they had done in 1864, but
since then he did not believe that thew had
earned more than per cent.
Mr.. Cox remarked that the tariff was lower
in 1864 than it ia now.
Mr.. Archer Of Maryland moved to strike out
the enacting clause. Rejected without divs-
sion.
Mr.. MARSHALL of Illinois recognized that Mr..
Axte'l presented his own ideas in favor of pro-
lection, but denied emphatically that he rep
u.eu eue ScutIm0uI VI the pcOple Vi the i a..
enc slope of either party. In proof of that
statement he sent to the clerks desk and had
read an article from Republican paper in
Sacramento. 10 favor OF free trade principles.
After further discussion between Messrs.
Dawes, Allison and Schenck, Mr., Cox's
amendment was voted by tellers no quorum
voting. The roll was called and So members
answered to their names, showing the presence
of quorum.
MIR. Cox's amendment was then rejected.
Mr.. Kerr's amendment to strike out the par
agraph was also rejected.
The committee then rose, having only cot
through one paragraph in to-day's session. The
House then took up the Senate amendment to
the deficiency bill
Mr.: Peck of Kentucky then remarked that
the bill had been increased by a million and a
half dollars since it left the House. Mr. Dawes
OF Massachusetts refutpd the statement with
the remark that the whole amount was under
tour million dollars less than any general de-
hciency bill for several years.
Mr.. Judd Of illinois appealed to the House
to concur in the amendments.
Mr. Dawes explained the object of the COM
mittee in recommending non-concurrence in
the amendments and that for the New York
pose of having definite estimates of their cost
and of limiting them tn fixed amount.
Mr.. Wood Of New York suggested to Mr.,
Judd to let the whole matter as to the Marine
hospital at Chicago and to the New York and
Boston post offices, and to all other amend
mems nOn-c0ncurred in go to a conference
committee. That plan was agreed to and all
the amendments non-concurred in were refer
red to a committee Of conference, consisting of
M@ssrs. Dawes, Sargent and Brooks of New
York, and the House adjourned.
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A boy at one of our public schools went to
get bis hair cut at the barber's the other day.
and the barber put an apprentice upon him,
who cut his hair SO short that his school mates
laughed at him. The teacher, in commisera.
ton, gave him vacation of two weeks, t.
allow his hair to grow. That boy says he has
selected bis barber for the rest of his SCHOOL, life
A chap passing down Middle Street, Satur
day afternoon, saw placard on a store door
which read Found; Inquire Within" II,
walked in, and modestly inquired of the pro
lost at poker the night before.
John A. Lowell has been renominated Presi
dent of the Boston Mercantile Library Asso
citation.
Yesterday was very quiet at the police sta.
tion. Oaly few DRINKS were reported.
Recently passenger on the steamer Lewis
ton dropped his pocket book, and did not dis.
cover his loss for several days afterwards. LIE
then telegraphed to the officers OF the boat and
recovered his property. 1t had been picked NJ
by one Of the employees and given to the Off
GERS. Such an example of honesty under sucf
temptations to the opposite should not 60 un
recorded.
Sometime last week Eben Jordan of Cap,
Elizabeth borrowed his brothers. horse ant
wagon and came to this city with load o
btrley. On arriving here, he made his mind
up to take French leave and let his family take
care of themselves. Accordingly, he sold the
team for $75 and cleared, since which time nc
Information has been received as to his where
abouts. His brother recovered his horse and
wagon on Green st, eet
The frogs have begun to croak.
Robins have appeared in unusual numbers.
behring's Oaks are full of them.
Yesterday was lovely day, and the church
es were better filled than they have been fol
months. The atmosphere was wonderful,
clear, and Mt. Washington was seen with unu
sual distinctness.
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The DREAM SHfP.-The painting at Hale's
of"The Monarch" on her way hither, sailing
at midnight on the moonlight sea, is one of tn,
most strikingly effective pictures we have evel
seen. 1t has many and various charms. We
will not say that sea faring men like 81. N"
may not find reason to crticIse, interrogatively
the shadow on the nearer waves: although
Norton is too old a sailor and too true an artist
to be very likely to have erred in this direction
but as to the moonlight, in the upper sky, none
question the marvelousy beautiful effect viii ch
the artist has secured. Aud the great ship is 10
motion, and so evidently, that surely by this
time, that topmost sail has passed the disc OF
light, and the moon shines fully out to view
We say nothing of the poetry of the picture;
let it speak that for itself; but simply Gas a
painted ship upon painted ocean" in moon
light night the picture is wonderful and a
beautiful success There's ten times "a
quarters" worth Of pure enjoyment within
Mr.. Hale's pretty little picture gallery; and
certainly we ought all to be glad to encourage
Fred" in his most laudable Undertaking to
show US the best pictures.
A painting by our own Harry Brown fills
Mr.. Hale's front window. In the writer's
judgment, it is the artists best, -which having
been said, ''let no d )g bark" but everybody &c
and see it, r