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The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

FoURru OF July BALL.-Geo. Bell Of the
Broadway Hotel, at Columbia, will give a
ball on the Anniversary of American hide
pendence. Will it not be well for our citi-
gems, if they intend to celebrate that day to
begin to think about the manner &c. The
custom of waiting until the day is near at
hand before making any preparations should
be improved upon.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

II you want cheap bargains go to A. Mock,
who has been receiving large assortment Of
selected dry goods, furnishing goods and fam
OF goods He has on hand the newest and
most fashionable styles and promises the
strongest inducement to buyers.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

Thomas Scott, one of our old jamestown
residents was badly injured last Wednesday
by the caving in upon him of quantity of
rock while at work IN an open cut at Quartz
Mountain. No bones were broken and we
trust no internal injuries.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

woRrM TiSDiNe.-0a Tuesday last Com
raay os Portuguese miners working claim
near GolLmbia f,uud piece of quartz con-
tanning gold. The piece weighed eight pounds
in oil four and half pounds being gold and
is worth fatty 81 900. The same claim had
been worked by Capt w. A. Eskin who re-
equity sold il to the Portuguese.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

A meeting of the Democratic County Com
m'ttee has been called for Saturday next to
make arrangements for q County Convention.
Tue committee is composed of the following
perscns' Q. II. Randall. R. f. Gardner,
T. Mccormick, D. F Baxter. j. D. Murphy
ana John App. Tbs committee consisted
originally Of niue members two of whom II.
Cecil and Vim. Arthur have died since its
formation.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

Mountain lions are said to be plentiful in
the lower country. The mountain lioness is
plentiful about Sonora. The first mentioned
are destructive to sheep. The last are death
on Young and Old BOOSTERS.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

The Union Saloon will be re-opened this,
Saturday evening at o'clock, j. b. Bacon
4 Co, proprietors, will be happy to receive a
call from their friends and the public gener
allv.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

The skaters show as much fcndness as ever
for the rink. The hall is filled every night
that il is open and from indications nothing
but Summer weather will cause it to close.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

Leo BRoKEN.-0n Tuesday John Barrows
working at the Blacksmith shop Of Garraghty
Il Starbird was kicked by horse breaking
one Of his legs very badly below the knee.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

ADMITTED TO CIrIzENsHIc-Charles Barn.
well, John Brunson, Antonio Altos and
Joseph Rodriguez, were admitted to citizen
ship in the County Court on Saturday last.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

The remaining stock Of the new Stage Cnm-
pany will be offered at auction to-day. The
sale is worth the attention Of persons in
want of horses.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

During the Summer the stage running from
Colur,bia to Sonora will make three trips a
day, leaving Sonora a. 10 o'clock A. NJ. 2
and 5 p. VI.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

The Stages running from here to Stockton
changed their hour of departure Thursday
last, and are now leaving at o'clock in the
morning, connecting with the Steamer to San
Francisco, which leaves Stockton as O'Clock
T. NJ. Riding in daily Stages by night to
Stockton is already one Of the things Of the
past. A line has also been PUT on from here
to Murphv's. leaving Sonora and Murphy's
daily att o'clock in the morning.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package Of SEA MOSS TARINE
made from pure Irish Moss Or
Carrageen, which viii make
sixteen quarts CT Elanc Mango,
and a like qranti. y CT Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is tie cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. + makes a
splendid Dessert, end has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

The Downieviile Democrat has ceased to
exist after recklessly assailing every body,
that would not shout, johnson is the only
available candidate for Governor.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

The lovers Of Ten Pins haze kept Keil''
alleys hot ever since they we're opened to thu
public.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13
6ts quian gemnfrat.


Vim. s. Cooper is authorized to act as
Agent for the "USIoS DEMOCRAT" for solic-
iting Advertisements and Subscriptions. and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

$ The frosts of Wednesday and Thursday
nights injured many grape vines in the yicin-
ity of this place.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. Wistar's Balsam
Of Vitd Cherry is friend in deed. Who has
not found it such in curing all diseases of the
lungs and throat, coughs, colds, and pulmon-
airy affections, and last, not least" Con-
sumption?
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

IssrALLArIoS.--Th following officers were
installed into their respective Offices Is officers
of Bald Mt. Lodge, No. 324, l. O. G. t.,
May Cd, 1871. by Lodge Deputy, John York
Jr. and p. w. G. T., E. Murdoch W. C.
T., james Letford w. R. II. S., Miss Min
ME Street; w. L. II. S., Miss Alice Root ;
w. v. T., Miss Emma Root; w. T., C. E.
Street; W. NJ, c. u. Burden; w. D. NJ,
Fred Burden w. |. g., E. R. Calvin W.
o. G., B. Mock w. c.. John York.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

The weather was cloudy Wednesday MORN
ing, followed Thursday mornirg with quite
frost.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13
"a Glorious Changed!
THE GREAT WORLDS Tonic.
Plantation Bitteys.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOrative is the siteet-2.nchor CT
the feeble and denilit,ated. AS d
tonic and cordial for the aged
and lansuid, it las no equal
among stoT1achir.s. As remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
sect, it is sups.rseding every other
stimulant. In al climates, tropi-
cal, TEMPERATE, CT frigtc, it acts
as a specific in every species Of
disorder which Jst,ccrRafncs tie
bodi' J strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. Tor sale by
al druggists.
August Is Is5o-Iy
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13
3 9 8 8 g 8 8 8 9 .

TO The WORKING CIlASa-we are now
prepared TO urush all classes with employ cnt
home the whole of the time for the spare moments
business light and profitable Persons Of either sex
easily from Soc to IS Ter evening and proportional
sum by devoting their whole time to the hsness Poya
and girls earn nearly much men. That all who see
this notice send their add and test the business
We make this unparalleled offer: To such well
satisfied will send 81 pay for the ffonbe OF writing
Emil particulars valuable sample which will do
mense work and copy ofTHE PnofIEs JarERARY OcM-
PANoSone of the largest and best family newspapers
pnblished-all sent free by mall Reader IL you want
permanent profitable work address
&c. ALLEN 4 Co. Augusta, Maine.
April %, 1s11-3m
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

Plenty OF Stfa& berries and green peas are
10 beshad in Sonora.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

nIS<O LUTON OF COPARTNRR.
NJ SHIP.-Noiice is hereby given that the Copartner
shir heretofore existing between the undersigned in the
Hstel IN Columbia. known Faon's Hotel. is This sv
ssaved fFehr-ssy 18th 1871 anil that W. J. Gosharn
has sold all right title and interest the Hatel
and firms AMI that IT, Wilson has the sle right collect
all outstanding debts and viii pay all bills castes by
saidrrm durins, the Copartnership IN said Hotsa
HENRY WILSON,
". J. GoRHAN-
Columbia, Feb 18th, ls7l-2s,-sn
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

EPrscoPAL CHuRcH Norrs.-Divine Ser
vice tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora, at II o'clock. A. NJ.
There will be service in the Evening at the
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

r. N, Tomorrow.
Rev. w. II. Dyer officiating.
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13
81 to $40 Per Day wO MEN,

boy. and GIRLS who engage in new business make
FROM IS 20 10 per day In their localities Full
particulars sent free BY mail. Those in
need OF permanent. profitable work. should sddress at
once. GroRsE SrlSSeS q Co., Portland Name
April -, lSl-Sm
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

Sunday School every Sunday at % o'clock,
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13

Divine Service q. jamestown, at q o'clock
The union Democrat., 1871-05-13
WANTED AGENTS.

Sonora, April 2. ls5l.-aw
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,@rHE HAzARps OF wISTFs

The feeble AMI delicate dread the winte,, and
with good reason The weather at this sea son has
depressing effect upon tbs vital organs and the All
mai spirits and they have vitality mental an-
nation 10 spare The aged a,d iatirm, Ia whom the
lame OF life is waxing dim, always UnpleasantIy
Affected by the Temperature OF winter, and should
fortiiy their systems agaias. i. Tho extra yigor
and resistant power which ths enfeeb,ed system
requires to enable II TO meet with safety ths a..
saints q cold ana damp mar soon be acquired By
the regular Use OF Hostetter's Stomach B!tters
The tome fasC; OF this wonderful msdcius g soon
apparent, 81 az Increased appetite, q more active
digestion, AID = brighter. happier frame OF mind
Food - the fuel OF the body and If 10 is not properly
diges:ed the Eres Of life burn low When this the
case. The disability can always be renedied in a
short space Of time, LIZ taking full cose OF the Bit
teTs twice a day. The stomach viii soon begin to
peiioin is allotted task regularly and steadily Tho
food, lciDg thoroughly sssimiIated, will yield the
amount u vital heat and nourishmsnt which ire
body requires under the external pressure or cold
sHd te winter ailments which are apt 70 as,sU thu
weak az . unto1ed PHI silue sill be avoided.
tpl-
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The Future Rule of France.

imperialism and Republi caniSm being in
like disgrace in France, the chances that the
House Of Orleans may be able to reach the
reius OF authority seem to be improving. The
Count OF Paris, grandson OF Louis Philippe, the
head ofthe Orleans family, is in the thirty third
year Of his age. His character is said to be
higher, and his intellect OF better order than
usual with sciOns OF royal families. Since,.he
revolution Of lsiS he has spent most of his time
IN England where his family OWE large estates.
Besides the House Of orleans, there Is only one
other royal clsimsnt Of the throne; Henri, Duke
OF Bordeaux, OF The Old Bourbon line. Charles
y. aJdiCated the throne in lisa in favor OF this
grandson, then not quite four years Old: and lie
has since called himself Henry VI. The IegitI-
mist feeling and faith are SIN strong in many
PsEtS Of France but this prince has no personal
claim whatever upon the confidence OF the
people, and would have no influence with the
intelligence or wealth OF the country. He Is
without force or mind or character; and. though
married in 1895 TO Theresa of ModeDa is child
less, 50 t-at. we're lie king, there wOald still be
the shock of q change OF dynasty at his death.
These considerations make second restoration
OF the old monarchy hopeless, and if kingIy
rule Is to be re-estabIished at all in France, it
will apparently he in the person OF the Count Of
fsriS.
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The steamssfsp Subsidy Business

The New York CcaaerciaI has been figuring
over the amounts OF money involved in the
steamship su hsidixing schemes before Congress,
and thinks the sum total warrants the belief
that we have at last arrived ut the veritsble Age
OF Brass. There are seven bills being manipula-
ted, the annual sum to satisfy which amounts to
the insiguineantly modest figure of 81 $50 ,oOo
One OF the bills aSks 10 he insured in the business
ten years, and the remaining one thirty years
The total remuneration demanded for the whole
reriod Is s5T 500 900. These men, so DESTROYS Of
thus securing a profitable market for their
Patriotism. nave not acted judiciously. They
ought not thus to have at once overwhelmed
Congress With such an avalanche. IL was too
much for even the most ardent admirer of sub
sidiZiDg. They ought % have held a caucus,
and concluded 20 gently insinUste one at time.
They will like Martin Van Blrep, haze to get
ont get on stronger. n sober second thought
might hsye benefited them vastly. As il i,
every one OF the bills will be pitched under the
table, whence il ia hoped they will never again
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Gosernmens Securities.
Stock KenOrf.

ny bG7k<,s, brotTS' and Co,7nerciz! Ttfrrapa
Ls"ls ySehnson q 70. quote stocks aad bonds in
home and foreign markets. as follows:
nEH hoRE, Feb l5.-U. {. 6's, 1851, coupon, ia
:, t<coupon, ll1'i; SO 81, coupon, nj bsJs
oonpon, III; 2s, new, Is, coupon, 1921. eOs,
o, coupon lIr, 521's, %, coupon, no.: 10 tOs
coupon lle4; Currency So Il2s. Msriposs 81; do
Pfei ~, = Canton. -; Cumberland, -; West
s,n Lion Telegraph. 46l5; Quicksilver Il, Pacific
Isil' 81 Boston Water Power, as; Adams ES
press; o,5s; Wells Fargo Cos Express, 90 :Ameri
can Express Is; u. ). Express, a. ona; New York
tentra and Hudson, 9i'i do. Scrip, oO7i; Erie, z
- y, preferred - Harlem, l26 DO. preferred, -
hiehisan Southern, 90; Union Pacihc Bail:
road, "a; Illinois Central, ls}; Cleveland AMI
Pitisburg, iDsil; Northwest, 16,i; do, preferred
sos: Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indaa-
ap.ls,--; New Jersey Cent? Al. LOO: Rock Island
w.; MILWAUKEE, & st. Paul, $50: do, pretd, 75I:
Wabash and Western. 52,5; Fort Wayne, IS:
Alton rerre Haute, =; Hannibal and st. 10 ,
s7,;: Chicago snd Alton. rs; do, preferred. I'D:
Ohio aud Mississippi certificates, $50; Coiu nbus
Chicago Indiana Cent, Is; Tennessee Stats sixes
Old 81 dc, new, 81 Virginia State SKIES, old.
q: North Carolina skies, old, 49,; do, new.
ga; Missouri SKIES, ?O45i Centr.i Pacific Bonds,
az. ord; Union Pacific First Bonds, s9s, Gold,
Ito tolllaI Marked
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TIE rEEsTpESr,s ErrEPrross

EIbFIKcSs.
The President next evening reception viii
T. held On Friday. February 18th. from 10 %
O'Clock p. N
rRs. GEAETs RECEPTIONS.
Bis. Grant viii receive on Tuesday afternoons
OF each week, from go O'Clock 10 5 O'Clock.
hrs. eC-TAx's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. COltax viii receive on Wednesdays, dur
ting January and February, from to p. N.
GARNET DAYS.
No visitors VIII De received by the President
on Cabinet days, (Iues,lsys and Fridays! nor
will they be received on other days until after
y O'Clock.
THE 6PRARER's RECEPTIONS.
Inc receptio,.s o. Speaker Blaine Will be held
at his residence. ga Fifteenth street, on the fol-
towing Friisy evenings, between the hours OF
snd II O'Clock, viz February 10 anu 2i
MRS. BLATSx's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. B!aine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday, between the hours of . and 5 p. N.
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
The wives Of the Cabinet officers will receive
on Wednesdays, from . until o'clock =. IN.
Mrs. CatscaZy will receive at the Russian
Legation Mondays, from go to 8 O'Clock,
daring February.
Mrs. Freyre VIII receive a. her residence.
corner 18th ana II streets. Ca THURSDAY. 18th
ia~t. from 2 % I. NJ.
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AND HARMLESS As wATER
YATTASS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.

ron A NE NAIEs
Makes trash, dry and why hair 5oF; and rlo..Y.
Pc7ye!y restores gray CT faded hair 10 their orig-
failing. and removes Gsndruf
The unprecedented success of Crystal Discovery
IS owing TO the fact tina, il supple. t. great rytent
the natural nOurishmeut To- tha roots 81 the hair
ron tbs premature lose Of whIch thu hair becomes
gray and tacec and falls OIL and the further 1T ~
u can be used without the injurious efecfs pro.
daCtf 81 the various lead aud phUr preparatons
containing nothing in the asst delsterious Iy0nli
Impress al! WIN the great importance Of these re
suits AZ presented t. them in Crystal Discovery and
thcae That have not YET tried H. let them b. means
go So also those " no have used IL and appreciate
ltS Intrinsic merit, weaid caution then, nartiru-
IsrJ not TO allow their druggists 10 sell them any
Ihlns else, tor you viii Certainly be dissppniDtpd
Take nothing but Rstt; rs CRYSTAL DISCOVER and
yOnr druGsist has not got At, 60 elsewhere as IL i
Kept IN various localities. By WARD & WALSH
cor I'm e and "a nv. aud cor. 18th and G sts :
;UHklsIlAkI BROS. cor. Tth and NJ sts and
Pa. av.: 3. CALVERT FORD, llOJ Pa az A
BACoNsIs and sig. Island: J d. O'DONSELL,
st. Georgetown. Price s per bottle.
ARTHUR kATTAGS. Druggist,
l1v6ntor and Proprietor.
lti.-i F Corner I'd aa3 II streets y W
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The Markets To-Day.

iet,sTGFasd Exclusively 10 The Eesn,ny S,a'.
BALTIMORE, Feb. I-COtton dull; midainz up
lakdS, IL sails; low middiing, lis Flour duil and
pominally unchanged. Wheat tIm and unchanged
Corn steady; white souther Sass; yellow do STA
g.. Oats active at 55aG0 Pork quiet and firm At
S23sS y 70. Bacon quiet AID tim: rib sid.s, II;
clear do i2t5: shoulders, DIai1', hams. sugar
cured, ~: Lard. better feeling N 1871, whisky
frmer at F3aetC.
BALTINoRB. Feb. E-Yirgini, skies, Old. .,l.
bid, 20 asked; do lS55. - bid 81 asked; do 49, 81
biz. 81 asked
NEW YORK, Feb E-FIour dull aud unc hanged.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet and q a (.
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N$u street is very gaze: and without an.ms-
ton or spirit. Stocks are dali. bat in the main
FIRM on slight fuetgatIons. The Plethora OF
money on demand loan ID in itself encouraging
To speculation, though in the present CONDITION
OF stocks there are grave apprehension OF losses
on operations On either eide Of the market
Money Is. therefore. difficult OF employment at
rates higher than and per cent, and parties
having balances seek borrowers at these low
rates. On certain classes OF security per cent.
IS charged, but as rule nothing IS doing above
and = Der cent
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An Indianapolis dispatch says that the general
feeling Of the republicans in Indiana, Is against
Senator Motions accepting position in the
Cabinet. They feel that the republican Yartv
will require his service in that State during the
next two years, which they could not avail
themselves of if he was engroSsed with official
duties at Washington. A large number of
letters 10 that effect have been sent TO him.
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How IT STRIKES srRAxezE.-A ccrrespon-

nov 1T STRihE- 4 > TRANG FRA ccrre5pOn-
dent OF the New York Times, from here saws:
. No finer drive nor more advantageous prora-
enaGe could be desired for beauty fashion
pleasure or business than PENNSYLVANIA avenue
affords since the completion OF the new pave
IneEt. Drspi,s t. ckuTiiSi psTrersity Of STREET
car Company, ,grittsH an hns of GnSiaAt'y coJJ.-
stones FROM tie CGpi.o @ fss Treasure orr great
broad avenue IS very much improved; and no !,
that the city overtiOTs with such superabund-
snee OF life, the svenue PRESENTS very gay and
charming appearance.
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@ SPECIAL NOTICE TO TIE sUBsORI
uS BERS Oh THE CAPITAL STOCk
OF Tx COLUMBIA EAIL-

NEE ~: o. The subscribers to the Capital Stock
o. the COLI ABIA RAILWAY OOM PANY az
AshlBgt city, will be held at the Board Of Tr.de
Moons No Sl9 Market SPACE, ON WEDNESDAY
ENEHlHts, February 18th, at O'Clock, pransra.
tory 10 eftectipS a permanent orgauiLstio. ~ tbe
ON PAN The Ire .surer will be In ATTENDANCE u
teSeite asd receipt Tor sll uapaid subscriptions
fu and prompt attendance Of ALI sribscrihsrs il re-
9uesied a. 1t proposed 70 push the enterprise 10
comp tt;On with the utmost yigOr.
By the e. press terms Of the cha rter no suJscrin
Ton - valid or no ,ubseriber De entitled TO vote
tho eleCti OF Directors, IN. an instalment OF
- Der cent shall have been fret pad,-lp orfgnl
cIh N view Of this il is urged that auy
who ~ Hct yet have made pay OF the rst in
sisIil sn. will come prepared 70 do So that no delay
may be Cecas;c ned in pertecting the proper organ
OF this mOzt de-.rabie work.
81. n. ROURER
Secretary Cf Board OF Corporatprs
t-li-I iSGrday papers II. daiiie> I'd
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: mss convention of the temperance men Of
J. >sChusetts has been called in Boston on tn.
IA instant, not, they announce, to influence
legislation IA reference 10 liquor selling, but to
exert an infasnce upon political parties in
fayOr OF temperance men for Office.
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While Christian Titusl.sts are striving to keep
women from singing ia churches, Jewish re-
torIaeTs axe discussing the pToprie,y OF allowing
women 80 sirgIp Synagcguest
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE.

NFsdFh"fVss d V.' FcutUsfT tfth, IHI.l
iafaraatsoa hiss been received ct this Depar tneut
from Mr. Joseph Uirios. the Consul OF the United
states at hsntesey, Mexico. OF the death, on tbs
3sd day OF January laet. at Mentsr.y, Of MI A. IS.
bsJiess. Tue deceased was q native of the state Of
Maryland.
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BOARDING.

A CUOMh0DATIONs FOB THE CARNIyAI-
Pennsylvania avenue, IFS prepared to accommodate
u large number OF persons. Also. BALCONY for
rent on PenSsylvsnia avenue. fsll.6ts
FIKsT OLAea BOARD, WITH PLEIS1NT
Il FRONT kOOMs, to be had on reasenaoie
terms ct 1901, COR. Pennsylvaaia avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh1 IN
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
RECEPTIONS.

NASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAF....-F l5, 1871.
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ELORENCK SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
Removed &C
JOHNSON & COLLKYS. no. III Market spsc
&c e-6ts A. J. hlLkTkAD, Agent.
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The President next evening reception vii
IL held On FritSy. February 18th. from to q
O'Clock p, N
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 oSf-Un Tuesday, 18th Instant, between Masonic
4 Tempie and the Navy Department, q sleeve
BUTTON, msrked with the letter b. The finder
will be Literally rewarded By iesyingi at Room 81
Patent 0ihce. it,
i UST-On PenDsy TsSiA avenue, on the 18th INST
GOLD klNs get with nine diamonds. A
suitable reward will bs II returned to Pierce
street, between LIST street and New Jersey avenue.
1t LEVY BOHRRSOX
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-10-27

like poverty. You men are dcludrl on
this subject of mairlmony. You meet
woman attractive to you, and forth
with You conclude that the bc-all and
cnd-al! of her existence here is place IN
your own private cage, where she Is to
sing for your own exclusive benefit. We
propose soon TO take Il hand i'll tins
worlds little game We're trying to learn
from you how you've managed 80 icng
and 50 successfully TO stock the cards :
we propose TO trump our share "t the
tricks and see that the honDrS are equal
ly divided; we may not all vote, or
shrek, or oiliciate as platform statuary
for Stanton, or an Anthony, bat things
are working Il new deal all arounl is
being quietly shutlled out, and in Il year
or two more s)me OF you gentlemen who
deem all woman'S fitness To be for
making your beds, cooking your food,
scrubbing your floors, and rocking your
cradles, will be astonished by the posi-
tions held by us-Lcttr t, .Eos Frrclco
(Vy,u cL0