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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chfropodist, most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will be
located in the more eligible rooms, No. S35 18th
street, opposite U. s. Treasury. He successfully
treats COrns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the MANY emf
nent PHYSICIANS, surgeons and thousands Of othe,
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from q. m. to p. m. Owing to
press OF business at ONCE. DIR. White is unable
tween and d. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

Forty colored persons were yesterday bap-
tized during the storm, i'm the river, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, by Rev. MT. Bouldin,
of the Irstroet Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

A DISTURBANCE I'm THE PooL--YesterdaT.
Alexander Pool, for assault on his vile, was
fined -, and sent to jail in default OF security 10
keep the peace. by Justice Wall.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmuaAmenta. &c.

NATIONAL THKArKR--Joe jefferson in Grip
Van Wrinkle"
WALLS OPERA HOUsE-Allen & Pettingill,s
Ministries. "Shoo Fly" and "Bad Dickeyr'
LINCOLN HALL.-Miss Olive Logan's lecture
s'The Girls.1
SMITH s. STRoNs's ART GALLERY, 245 r It.
MARKRrTKR's Art GALLERY, 4s6 Tth street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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PENNIES FOR sALE-Apply at the Star OH &c

INDICTMENT TO BUY COOP SEWING MA
CHINR.-Willcox q Gibbs Sewing Machine the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4OS Seventh street, between b
ana z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

OUR CITIZENS will be glad to learn that the
Whitehurst Gallery Exhibition will be opened
again this evening, for one week more. The
excellence Of this exhibition, the low admis.
sion fee, and the prompt and fair manner in
which the cash prizes are distributed, entitle
the managers to a liberal patronage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Beck
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. 50;
Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets
Also, Agent tor Florence Sewing Machine. 2,51
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

DIVORCE CAsEs-ln the Equity Court on
Saturday, Judge Wylie ordered DEGREES of di-
yorce in the cases of Marie l.. Walker vs. III
w. Walker, who complained that defendant has
deserted her and given himself to adulterOus
practises with Miss Bonney and Miss Griffith
Robert Staples, in which the plaintiff sues for a
divorce because of the desertion Of her husband
and his adultery with one Mrs. Ward, in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

A BKLLIGERENT HAcKMAS.-Yesterdav. Al
bert Talson, o haekman, was arrested by Ofice,
e.. III. Homer for assault and battery on F(rs
Douglass and Robert GIlehrist, and was hell =,
security for court in each case by Justice Pear
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

Doc LICKNsEs.-Justice Pearson, of the First
Precinct Station, has issued about one hundred
and twenty warrants on persons who keep dogs
and have failed to take out the proper license
therefor. In some cases these persons have been
fined, and all made to comply with the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Fitch & Fox real
estate brokers, have sold lots 49, II and IS 'front.'
ing on LIST street east and north A street, with
improvements, consisting of four story brick
residence to j. +. ID. LaHier, ESD, Of New York
city, for SA, 101.63.
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DENTISTRY.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
DAVIS,
SOL MARKET SPACE,
CORNER EIGHTH STREET.
NEW STOCK BOUGHT AT PANIC PR cEs
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APECULIAR CASE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Parker Field, a colored man, was arrested yes-
terday by officer Caruthers, Of the second pre-
cinet, for assault and battery on Harriet Bor-
land This assault occurred some months ago
Field, it appears, knocked the woman down.
and in falling her elbow struck her infant child
in the breast, which it was thought caused its
death, As II died a few weeks afterwards He
left the city, and this Il the first time he has
been seen since. Justice Wall fined him 80
there being no proof OF malice with intent TO
kill, and he was committed to Jail in default OF
security to keep the peace.
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CITY ITEMS.
JET SETS,
OrOide Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,

' asses and ChTOm0S.
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar jew
elry Store, No. AZ Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

FIRKs.-The alarm of fire at ten O'Clock on
Saturday night was caused by the burning of
the carpenter shop of Silas III. Moore and D..
j. McCarty, on q street north, between 18th
and 18th west. The fire was extinguished with
About halt-past one O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, an unknown person fired pile OF shavIngs
Joshua Clark, on Eleventh street east, between
M and n streets south, but the flames being
discovered by Mr.. Jacob Napsky, who was
passing at the time, were extinguished by him
with slight damage to the property.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC

THE CHEAP PLACE!
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES,
G. .. O'IIARE a son.
GROCERs,
1913 SEVENTH STREET NV, BET. n IxpS.
SUGARS DOWN SUGARS DOWN.
crushea, Gr.nulated and Powdered Sugar. at "A
Best Con-e Sugar, IS cents.
Excellent Brown Sugar.
FLOUR, fLoURt
welshs &" Best !" sans p>r sack
Bays /" Best Arlington Family, sss pr sack.
0S Snr s s:1S. ai0 MS ~ ger barrel.
wheat.
ETeellen, Imperial and Gunpowder Teas. sIs per
Teas low as IS sents per pound.
All grades and al prices.
CANNED FRUITS. VEGETABLES, &c.
Peaches, Green Peas
Pine Apple. Green Corn.
STAR BRAND OF LoBsrERsl
caSnrxsrn urr,
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cabinet furniture is a packing case for siivar.
ware, made b. Mr.. X. w. Barker No 42s stb
street, near T. This case. made for a gentle
man of this city, Is of walnut, and so constructc
a. TO contain an entire set Of four hundred and
nine pieces Ii is made with six trays which fit
close one on top OF another, taking up the entire
capacity of the chest, and each one lined
throughout with green billiard cloth. Every
piece OF ware has its particular place, leaving
no room Tor friction. and a single glance shows
II there Is piece missing. No one who has sill
yer ware should be without one of these cases
which Mr.. Barker Il prepared to make at short
notice, as well as all other articles of tasteful
and substantial cabinet furniture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

tween n and 9th streets.
"a WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFPICIENr"-A
prudent housekeeper purchases the best aud
cheapest article for the kitchen that can be OH
tanned. DooLEY's BAKING POWDER is the pur-
est, best, and cheapest Baking Powder known
One pound Will 60 further in the culinary de-
partment than any other in market, and Is qua
ranteed to produce more satisfactory results, as
the ingredients are harmless, healthy, and nu-
tritious. 1t is for sale by all good grOcers. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

A FEMALE FoRTUNE-TELLER GETS INTO
TROUBLE.-Mrs. DIR. Frances Austin A white
woman, was arrested by A. NJ. Sprague Bailiff
at the Criminal Court, on a bench warrant
issued by Judge Fisher, for swindling colorea
people out OF money and other property, on the
pretense of making wonderful cures, conjuring,
and foretelling what is to take place. She has
by TINS means collected quite large number of
zrucies OF dress, silver ware, gold and silver
1ewelry, &c, from the colored people. She was
committed TO jail for a trial at court, the Grand
Jury having found true bills against him for
grand larceny and swindlng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

GOING THE WHOLE Hoe AND FIVE Oype
Edwin johnson, Basil Crompton and Nallv
Lee, three colored men, made a foraging expe-
dition on Saturday night into MONTGOMERY
house Of John johnson, clearing ii Completely
out Of six hogs, which had been cut up and
packed there few days before. They brought
their plumber to town and divided IL between
them, each one concealing the meat by burying
IL in the ground, where IL was found by the on,
GERS. They were committed by Justice Wall. TO
awoit requisition from the Governor Of Mary
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

Mr.. AND MRS. KErsER AND Mr.. ScBApx
SATURDAY iast, sergeant Harrison arrested B. l..
Kaiser, a German, and his wife, charged with
an assault with intent to kill Norman j. Scba.Ie.
The diftculty arose from some remarks made
BY Sehade detrimental 70 the character OF Mrs.
tice Schmidt on "Wednesday next.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
lRf GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

nRf GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.
rH fs ss' iss sish:' 81 p SF s so5bs
Yard wide Beaehed shirting Cotton, l1 cts. very
sssss s ana other
makes, Irish Linens, as cheap as before the var;
oenssup ca.simers ana fxeeds Tor Men and Boys:
very cheap; beautiful Spring pelaine. and Amures,
iuli stccf q Gloves, Hosiery, cor.st: skirt:, &C.
Sb ssTfan' may B Y M a.''r
mhll-tr l01 Bridge ST., Georgetown, D. Q.
ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1887.
wHEATLRYg
PIE MUM sTEAM DYEIN0
OIr A. " sI HSfAss5sT -.
Geereetown, D. 9.
Esllss: Nth Il. every desirable splsr...s "a ,se
& s1s ss q; s.. ~: o.:
romptly executed. ssH N
EDUCATIONAL.
IFrI ssGEEi EF s4hft IF sFEsHGHaE
s.,. BALIIM3RE, ND;
and Pay s' s.hs
English and French education.
tails
Cost for boarding pupils in English department
$40 per annum
For circulars containing full information address
the Principal.
eI7-eo&Wly REvJA LIPPINCOTr, A n
BANKERS.
ID. BRIAN, Pres. ]. A. RUFF, Treas
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
Open daily from $50 a m. to D. m and on SAT.
URDAf EVENING, from CD to $50 D. m. jas-Iy
TAY COOKE e CO.,
BANK RS,
Buy and sell 1t current market rates
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
Orders for STOCKS, and BONDS PROMPTLY exc
cuted.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS furnished.
nENTTSTRV
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completed within two years from the commence
ment therefor in case the said Corporation 81 ali
not commence said buildings within the time
snoa or, having commenced, shall fail to
complete the same within the time Aforesaid, or.
having completed the same, shall permit the
same 20 Eet out Of repair or become dilapidsted:
ana should the said corporation fail to comply
space Of six consecutive month"; the franchise
hereby granted to said porsfion sh.i =. sor'
h ha 1as as 10 ,s and
Sec. 8. That the privilege conysrred 10 .h;.
act shall be enjoyed by said corporatsoc ~ th.
term Of ninety-nine years, unless sooner term ao
ditions herein imposed upon said cornor.tso,,
which may be done by suit in the na%e - ~
United States, to recover possession OF said nron.
erty. P'oP
Sec. 9. That the real estate herein desc,,..s
Is hereby vested In the said corporation unit, =
forfeituresof its rights and privileges. by =
breach Of the conditions herein imposed ON said
Sec. 10. That if the corporation of Washing
ton shall refuse neglect, for sixty DAYS from
and after the passage Of this act, to accept the
the same they shall have forfeited the same
within two years from and after the passage of
this act, then and in that case IL shall and may
De lawful for any citizen Of the city Of Wash
| ington, to the number Of twenty or more, to as
soeiate themselves together by articles in writ
ing, subscribed by them, whereby thew shall
os and lagree to accept the franchise
| sondliions therein imposed. Said articles shall
.. recorded In the ONCE Of the register for the
eisyes 81 sm. nnsnngton, and thereupOn such asso-
invested with all the rights orivieses AMI ing 0c
ration of Washington. u"n INC eofPo-
Sec. II. That the city oovsrr-. =.
ington shall have the right to hold AMI ,ss .sn
e ee. suen rules and regulations as the corpora-
.os way prescribe ls6e open space At the inter-
and 18th streets as a markef Sn. venue. . and loth
ana sais on the following articles, to Vii. Wsv
s.aS ~, or., corn, corn,meal, seeds Of ali kinds.
sooS swine on the en ho sne wagon cattle on the
inguantlties rom the wagon, and sucS ot soaa
bulky and coarse articles as the said ear osner
ton may designate. And from and after si,tv
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Esher.-On Saturday
John Wesley johnson, indicted for petit larce-
ny, in stealing money from s. Brunswick. at the
Northern market. was convicted and sentenced
to jail for one month. Daniel Hill and Richard
Turner, indicted for assault and battery on
Charles Smith, were convicted and sentenced
to Jail for one month. John Mckenzie, indicted
for stealing s32 from John II. Jenifer, was found
guilty and sentenced to Jail for three months.
He plead guilty to another Indictment and was
sent to jail for one month.
This morning, in the case of Wm. Mills as
sault and battery, nolle pros; George Pool, as
sault and resisting an officer, do; Oliver Brice,
in two cases of petit larceny, was found not
guilty-Harrington for defence.
SUIT AGAINST THE CORPORATION.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cdrtter.-To-day, the
case OF Amos Hunt agt. the Corporation OF
Warrington, was taken up-Messrs. Elliot and
j. j: johnson for plaintiff, and Cook and Cahill
for defendant. The plaintiff complains that in
May, 1865. the defendant caused a sewer to be
constructed In the alley i'm square 72s, in which
was "tap" or "drOp" of such insufficient size
as to cause the rubbish, &C., to accumulate on
said tap, by which the water is diverted from Its
proper course and flows into his cellar, to the
great injury of the foundation walls of his house
and he claims damages, 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

In RESPONSE TO the invitation Of q number OF
distinguished gentlemen, members OF Congress
a. Masonic Temple on "wednesday evening on
the Indian Question Mrs. Tappan, formerly
Known here as the eloquent Cora Hatch, will no
half Of the nations wards {" "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

THE TERRITORIAL NovKMKNr.-A meeting
OF the Campaign Committee, appointed by the
COMMITTEE Of One Hundred and Fifty, !" was
held al Union League Hall on Saturday evening,
the object being to appoint q chairman pro te1.
from the city of A. X. Shepherd, esq, perma-
nent chairman. On motion, A. G. Riddle, ESQ.,
Was unanimously chosen to act during the
absence OF Mr.. Shepherd, and the COMMITTEES
viii proceed at once to submit the question of a
territorial form Of government for the District
10 the people by holding meetings nightly in the
several wards Of the city.
WIS OPERA HoUsE--To-night Allen q
Ie,enKls celebrated Minstrels from the Wa
nent at this Theatre Tor one week on,v 1s Z,
their first visit South. In Boston And NJ. vi,
this Company Is exceedineeg popular and re-
have Just closed one Of the most successful ,,I,y
sfrel engagements Of the season n the MaryIana
Institute. Baltimore.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-01
From the Gents Magazine,
Male FliFts.

The male firt is pretty equally distrib-
uted through various ranks in the soJial
scale; but the higher atmcspheres are the
best suited for his complete development.
He is, Of course, squire Of danes; but
bis object is to single a few from the herd
roaming through his ordinary hunting
grounds. He does not care to meet his
match, nor does his match care to meet
him. The precious pair will soon dis
cover that they might as well drop their
foils when they neither hit nor want for
recreation. The country supplies him at
the start Of every season. is his agree
able, self-mposed duty to attach himself
to a young girl as much as possible, and
imply that he is rnadly fond Of her. The
elegant fellow does it with his tongue in
his cheek all the time. lie never commits
Himself, to use flvorito phrase. That
IS, he has never the courage Of his inten-
ton when his intention is bad, and he is
equally brave when his incinations are
good. y women only knew the utter
worthlessness Of some Of the nincomroops
they occasonlly favor! | have seen a
male Airt-his soft brain rendered softer
by the use Of wine-pull out your tender
and, indeed, harmless, note, Miss Eaura,
iorthe criticism Of circle Of mean snobs
of his own quality, in club smoking
room. The pleasant dandies are barter.
ing condolences and testimonials, you per-
ceive, and are so far honest as to keep
back nothing, Well, these fellows are
vulgar exceptions, if you will; but let me
warn ladies addicted even to "harnless
nirations" against trusting Ms. with a
common "yours sincerely" to the end OF
it TO male friends. This advice augurs
badly for my male acquaintanccs, does il ?
Not all, assure you. have known the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-01

Famous American WCmen.

The Rev. Charles +. Deems, in describ.
ing the Home and the Friends Of the sis
ter poets, Alice and Phoebe Cary, indul-
ges in the following interesting personals
in Pach@ds Monthly for Jan:
And then, what ladies have been in
that house, How many of the most re-
fined and noble women, whose names are
unknown to fame, but whose minds and
manners have given to society its asoma
and beauty! How many whose names
are known all over Christendom!
Ifthat of Elizabeth Cady Stanton sug-
gcsts to stranger-as, until | knew her,
It certainly did to tomc--anylhing not beau
tlfully feminine. how he will be dsap-
pointed when he secs her! She is quiet,
self-poised, ''adylike"--for she is a lady
plump as partridge, Of Il warm COM
pexion, hae well-formcd head, adorned
with white hair, put up unstiilly in pulls,
and she would be anywhere taken for the
mother Of a Governor or u President, If
Governors aud Presidents were always
gentlemen. | have studied Mrs Stanton
hours at sitting, when she WIS presiding
over public. meeting in the Cooper In
ion, when the brazen women who have
brought such bad fame to the Womar's
Rights movement were trying to secure
'the Aoor," and guant fanatics Of my sex
were contcnding with them for that'priv-
ilcge," and the mob were Kissing or shout
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-01
ING, and the tao, with which Mrs, Stanton

ing and the tact with which Mrs, Stanton
managed that whole assembly was a mar
vel. Except Henry Clay, of Kentucky,
and Edward Stanley, formerly, of North
Carolina, and now Of California, she is
the best presiding officer 1 have ever seen.
Near her, of course,-for have never
heard Of their being apart-is Susan b,
Anthony, publisher Of the RFerO4tt4ion' a
tall, slender woman, with nose slightly
retroasSe, surmounted by most emphatic
spectaclcs, whose accentuation is painful
" provincial, and yet who has this fine
thing to be said of her, that they like her
best who know her best, ........ ..r. .
And that nice little person with short
curls, so admirably dressed, and AelEsuf-
frient, and handsome, not beautiful, her
tout ensemble a combination Of author,
actor, artIst--strong as a young man, and
sensitive as a young woman-is Anna
Dickinson. .. h .... ruu
And that lady so 1.-THE in body and in
tellcct, with such fine head so well pla-
ccd on her shoulders, her cnunciation 50
pure that you soon forget the shyuess
which you at first noticed, her style rising
as she talks until the listener begins to
feel the tonic other bracing thoughts, is
Mary Clemmcr Ames, with whose charm
ing letters from Washington all regular
readers Of newspapers arc familiar.
And there, with so thoughtful face,
sits Mary l.. Booth, industrious and aecu-
rate translator Of huge volumes of French
History and Science, and now editor Of
Harpe''S Bazar. Her conversation is an
intellectual treat All my interviews
with her | shogld call ''tcasts of Tabern-
acles' if did not fear some one would
suspect me Of wretched pun on her
name. ......
And there is Madam LeYert, of Mo.
bile, who in English and American Socie-
~ has SO long held the place Of "rnG
most charming WOMAN" without arousiug
the envy of any othoc woman, and who,
therefore, must have an exceptional tenn
permanent; q lady who never says very
wise, or witty, or weak, or foolish thing,
but whom you cannot speak with ten min
utes without, weakly and foolishly it may
be, but Delightfully."-, feeling yourself to
be both wise and witty. at is not al
ways May" even with Madame LeVelt.
She has had losses. and disappoiutments,
aud physical pain, and is no longer young,
but she docs msfvelously draw the sum
mer of her soul through tho autumn
months of her years.
But space would fail if each lady were
particularly described, from Kate Field,
the brilliant journalist and lecturer, and
"Jennic June" Mrs Croly, of Demorest's
Ma joziae, and Mary L. Dodge, Of the
Hearth and Home, who wrote " Hans
Brikcr's Silver Skates, to thosallow, self
denying missionary sister from Cavalla,
clad in the costume Of ten-years ago. now
stranger in her own land, ..a.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-01

Prince AUTHuE AND A Mon OF N. Y
LADIEs.-On Prince Arthur's visit to A.
Il. Stewards great dry goods store on
Thursday, it was crowded with ladies.
Most Of them, on learning that the royal
youth had set foot in the building, made
grand rush for him, surrounding him on
all sides and staring at'him with brazcn
eifrontry that we did not think American
women capable Of. '..a
If they had forgotten to blush, howev-
er, the prince manifested that he had not,
for he turned very red, and seemed much
confused by this extraordinary conduct on
the part of the mob he supposed to be COM
posed Of Indies, according to his strict III
depreciation Of the term.
Stewart, policeman, and several clerks
were necessary to clear way through the
crowd, so that the royal visitor could pass
on his tour of inspection
He was followed by the crowd, howev-
er, and when he wens up on the elevator,
there was another grand rush of the grace
less feulacs the clerks only succeeding
in reprcssing the thropg with a deal Of
difficulty. Dresses were torn, hair dis
arranged, and some of the ladies' came out
Of the struggle in sad state Of dilapi-
daton.
1t was melancholy sight-one most
disgraceful to our women; those of them
indeed who are supposed to be of the
most intellectual class, and who conse-.
quently should know cr.--NeU York
Star. ..... ...r.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-01

AT very successful scance in Gin
cinnati' the other night q man burst into
tears when the medium described very ac-
carately tall bIuq-cyel spirit, standing
By him, with light de.ghiskers, and his
hair parted in the middle.
"Do you know hlm?" inquired man
at his side, in Sympathetic whisper.
"know him, guess guess | do, IRE
piled the unhappy man, wiping his eyes,
.'1le was engaged TO my wife. If he had
not died he would have been her husband
instead of me. Oh, George, George" +"
he murmured, in a voice choked with emo
ton, 'why did you peg cut?"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-03-01

Some unraly boys awakened a sleepy
sexton at prayer-meetiug in Maine
town, few nights ago, by their uutimelJ
noise, aud starting up, he exclaimed Il
the diSmay of the assembled worshiPperG;
"Maria Maria setup--it's time to get
!" Hi