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n a
light only small lots but prices were without change
"a iSG e es
@ nominal sale I
unchanged value while the medium grades in active
a2a ey c s sSa assa a0ss s
q IS glass, u s wilmington MI
ms:s ;s;;ss s: WHICH %:s .s
s. f
OIL CAKE was Sns owing to the light stock 90 tons
c lte for lots for Immediate delivery but the demand
ss' ana NJ s:
aas sl.c The sales 5000 bbi.., part
% qS s sfSsTz h ws 9 hall sf: Of
s44c Jobbng lots dull and unclaimed In Phladel
orally steady We quote :-spo about 24Sc March, Axe,
Receipts. 7ss Sbs pork SOS bbls. and ties.
SUI r delivery rns a y pe
tn moderate offerings, the sales being l5oe bbls dev
asr SIS 1ss jsss.s
sci g hog:
demand and held win more confidence. We quote:
ii with Ess;
see s ares
SS i S,: en held s al e For ss IF @ $751; s
demand pTsyaed q steady prices Sales iaa bbs At from
ae he
@ ss for n pss. na ss sS q
make no change In , qaota.ions We quote Western
sa@ sy ss,s s'sAss s
S.s % IN no only Ike sns
$50 boxes IN lots At lHc like for long i2c.
II sae; g. sss
SSs;ss at
's: ssy ysIs sss: d. s's ass:s
r. ssss '3s'
to note the market FOR butter though rather
Se n
ssSy sS na m a.
We rse n for shipment at previous
p;is:s * ,!s.s x.
a moderate demand prevailed Al unatered prices.
pgsas a, ai current sa.s ssss 5s 9sia
sI ssi. s s Sc ,GsSd9s s s.. pa s &c.
Pennsyvaria dares. frkins, prime &c. sse
pm s c e State a 10 fs s.rs 40
o sae am as common to ss exa %
common to good Western, loc, l4c.
tirey Of jobbng character and prices were In buyer f
fair to prime. KansoOn selling in small way at 7c.
ssIrThere was but little activity in the marke, tor Lv
epoo the demand for al kinds being light, full
o s. ssDs s.oD n @ % n @ @ in
Jobbag lots from p store s,, selling at the
II i = Z + Hs5s t %
SKINS was a moderate demand for deer at steady
prices and made 750c bs Honduras and 5000
Central American private terms For goat there
aa ss
quotations -Goai-Tsmpico, s2,4c. 55c; Matamoros,
fas s:'f fays &c ss s1sse. ss
Cruz s$ & @ &%sfe. 5lSmss d. ssts sS;
- o
steady s2 TO- gold duty paid 20 days time Glover
,hs inside price Timothy steady at $s 2 though the
70 Sere hs. pa
Is @ e. and IS On a oS
private terms. Refined was slow OF sale and heavy,
sa asa e Il a sr M hard ". @ e. sh
common refining &C. ssc fair 10 good refining, sSc.
sha,. Ss; fair & to good eroGsTy s.o sc prime 70
and boxes, SC. lo,6c; n,oasses Sos.heaas and
boxes Sc Sc; melado, &C. sa4c Havana Boxes Dutch
DO s to Is s5c S DO to t. iss.c "a isc Tosto
s. Refining grades s,4e gs grocery grades sse
JavaDutch standard, Nos 10 TO T. s,sc s.c. Mania-
Current clayed and superior. Sc. a sszc
ToBACco-There was good business doing In Kentucky,
the demand being party for export but. chiefly for the homo
PsndsSd There were sold $50 bids I. from Sc
and prices were very brm FOR desirable
scarce The saes were $50 1870 crop
l3 do do ohio, 20 DO connecicut private terms
necticu at Soc Havana IN and .0t
were solo al from sbc. TO 81 %. wequote -
kentucky Lign, 6fdtes. Hs1ry Grade.
Common 10 medium Leaf ste ssc sncs g.
sSo' siSs &c s1ss &c ,s,sss &c aiGs ls
seictiiopE..s. sIic. ILc sl9Gc
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Feb 2s-6 p NJ
AeHEs-Receips 10 packages. There was but little de.
mand for pot but prices steady owing re-
ceipts. Small sales Us rs ~ 25 Pearl dun
and nominal.
BEEswAx slow Of sale, there being scarcely any
msnd, but prices ere unchanged few small lots were
sold at Sc. y31fc
BEIcKs were steady and firm at the following quota
tons s:-Crotop, $l0 SIS; North River, 80 $l0 Long
- 70 S pale S % sS Jersey Is 81 5o and
CKMxsT..Ihere was good demand for Rosendae which
was hrm at 81 rs.
CoFFEE.-There prevailed fair demand for Rio which
Was sparingiy offered and firmly held figures
There were sold $500 bags Countess Of Dudley
rive here eSs bags Milton the Delaware
waer private tems The otnsr kinds quiet and
We heard OF no sales; prices, however, ruled firm.
do, l04c. nc good do lls.c. l2,sc prime do l2s%c
l34c., all gold In bond Java government baRs1 iSc
20c; do (b los grass msts Isc 22c. Singapore I7c.
1ec: Ceyon lbSc 15c; Maracaipo, l4c. a lee. La
guayrn, 1870. 15sc; jamaica l2c q 14Sc; 81 Domingo
gold In bond, l0c 0Ac; Costa kica, l35Sc 6c. Ma
lila lac lbc Mexican, l3c 16c Savaniin l3Sc lee
ali gold duty paid. Aessrs Arden White the stock
Rio to-day foowsl9S SW bags IN New York. I0O 81 In
Baltimore 77.4 New Orleans, 7,l03 In Mobile 1000
Galveston and 900 In Savannah.
Co1ToS.-1he market unsettled and lower. The
po movement restricted BY adverse from
erpooL spinners In anticipation of further
prices confined their purchases 70 the supply Of immediate
wanis There was no speculative movement The market
tsnons, winch have carefully been revised sales
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Wheat was dull and owertne market closing nominaly
spring .hs n ssG
sr s'' oo1u ; w.s sa active S"a at ss' s
ssss 20 &c
ma
" s lots s1SSe
Ito suses' for
Sn
ssSS ',ss!Ss' s:;''
1s s'ss: .ssssa 10 HsE
NJ e sha and ego tons S cake At antwerp 100
:0s The charter: bark TO Gibraltar
cassa @ ssi pf,.asam Rom baltimore 'aa 70
trieste sae s Ss. Sssa%
% ALA extra S.r hesyy a pipe S G5 o1 nsssy
Is.Ipee, lss Mav1s: BARK ssa: 2
% % s :S
so IN good and
were urn Receipts moaerate; OAK wa: fairy active,
below @ a1i
Sc sssc do, asS. ssSs ofinoso, &C., Ssavy,
sssd %,S' finds s IS
49, ss tss .eass
sa &c., &c., sS e. heavy eo so
S6c do, middle Bic 36c.; do light S2c. 35c bellies,
l6c. a2lc.
LATns.-Eas.en steady at sa though the market
quiet
MKTALs-Scotch pig iron in moderate demand, and
holder. were very firm in their views in consequence Of
were sold, part S2s 80 $50 for Eglinton closing
strong at $3.50 $3 SO for aarsterre, arrive We quote
GlenGarnock $3l American iron was less active the
% Of sn sss so ST sass Nc No.
Alentown at $685. 800 do. Hudson private terms, and
l5U do No. also private or old rails 400
sold private erss Refined bar generally
quoted at $ Copper was steady with moderate demand
Lead was u and we heard Of no sales ordinary foreign
bs 6isc, gold sales Of moment. Pig tin dull and
heard Of sales of importance. We quote-Straits
c English, 33kc. OF plates sold lC00
at 8 cod for assorted charcoal and 81 TO- god for
coal terne.
MoLAssEs.The market for foreign dull, the demand
still being only for small lots and prices generally
nominal Domestic quite steady In value, with
proved demand the sales being $50 bb at from Doc 7c
hhds Tor Demerara 60c for Porto Rico and 23c for
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The government list was exceedingly dun parti.
cularly contrasted with the general activity at the
Stock Exchange, and prices most OF the DAY shade
lower than at the close OF The previous day. the de-
cline in golu having more than counterbalanced the
improvement in London. At the close, however
there was stronger tone to the list and the ten
forties suddenly advanced about quarter
per cent in sympathy with special rise In
these issues IN the London market The latest prices
were:-United states currency slxes ll3ia a II3;f;
10 SKIES 1881, registered, ll45s a 1l4A: do. do
coupon 1141a ll4s<; do. avetwenties, registered,
May and November, lllA ll2; do do, 1862, cou.
pom, 10, 1l2 ll2ii; do. do, 1864, DO do. III x
III; do. do, 1865, do. do, 1l17s III; do. do
registered, January and july, 1lo4 ll07s; do. do
1896, coupon. do. llo1s Ill do do. 1857, do.
dO., Ill ll11s do. do. 1868 no. do., lllss lllss;
do ten-forties registered, 1851 100; do do,
pom 112 l12A.
STOCKS ACTIVE AND STRONG, BUT IRREGULAR.
The stock market was again very active, and
large dealings took place In a wider range OF the
stock list But the course OF prices was irregular,
and Tor the present the upward movement seems TO
have lost its cohesion II remains to be seen how
ever whether this is only natural reaction such
as was looked for at a lower stage OF the market,
or an attempt on the part OF the larger
holders TO test the ground which they have
campaign as we had in the years 1S8s-S9, when the
speculative mania took up not only stocks, but
chandse, cotton and real estate. Already the real
estate market promises such a revival The Ex-
change at Trinity Building to-day was crowded wi tn
buyers. and large transactions were made. In fact,
the close OF the war in Europe has given such
couieW de rose aspect TO everything that
speculation is readily invited. The newer
features In the upward movement to-day were
Northeast preferred. Wabash, Lake Shore and New
York Central scrip. In these the best prices were
generally maintained TO the close; but the rest OF
the list uctuaed ieverishy, the decline one time
beng an average OF about per cent from the best
prices OF the morning. Boston, Hartford and Erie,
which Is involved in litigation as perplexing and
difficult TO comprehend the famous Schleswig
Hostein question, ratified down from 2 to u and up
o2k again. The express stocks were the weakest
portion OF the market. United States, on the an.
nouncement that everything is all right again about
tne lease with the Erie Company. tumoled from "a
10 4eH Adams and Wells Fargo were less weak
but American declined 2H per cent. The extreme
prfces Of the day were as follows
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STREET QUoTan,ss.

Receipts aud Disbursements at the Once of
the Assistant Treasurer of the United States,
New York, for the Month Ending February
2S, 1871.
January 81, 1871, by balance $74 los, ,932
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Included in the above IL bales 10 The
or future deliveries active but weak The sales
generally l6c. &c recession yesterdays figures
closing at the inside prices The GALES to-day II 3J0
baes, as ows:-February, 300 at II Else, 100
9oo March S quo April and 800 Nay at 800 March
H,l6c go April, at y ise. and 30 May l1s.c., To-
geher; May 2o a IL SOC at 1889. june 600
ihSse free on board Mobile AOO private terms on
board snysnnah bo private terms Also yesterday after
report $500 bales Ne io!lows:February at IA 5Sc loo
AZ se' March .oo al u 7l6c 400 at lc. April lUO at
"a g1oc 1tgO al 4bc; May 200 Il lIlSe e03 al Hs.c
June 0o at July, loo l5c Grand total il oO bales
We append 'ne closing prices for lot, Ee spot
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CARRuTHERS-ELGER.-O Saturday February 25
at ST. Paul's church. Eastchester, by the Rev. w. J.
Coney, FREDERI3K W. CARRUrHERs, OF Brooklyn to
Esq, Of New York. No cards.
Y-WIhEBERGER--On Saturday, February rs
al the Episcopal parsonage, by the Rev. DIR. Smith,
JAMES 5. LUsBY TO MAGGIE A. WINEBERGER, both OF
Washington, ID. G.
Washington papers please copy.
PATrERsON-JOHNSON.--O On Thursday February 90
at the residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev
j. d. Blaln, ARTHUR w. PATTERSON to MARY
AMANDA, eldest daughter Of the late s. s. Johnson,
Esq.
TAyLoR-SHERMAN-On Monday, February 81, at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev. A.
A. SHERMAN, all OF this city. NO cards.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
three per cent for carrying TO nat for borrowing
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
rs lolows:-
Gold cleared. ed........................ s54 500 900
Cod balances. 1,655,2l7
SuituSs baiaHOCS. l,eoS,o66
The specie shipment tomorrow viii be about
s2,SSooo ooo OF which 2.23o,0oo is Mexican silver IN
ffd9lSftg
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FURNITURE.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
IA. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD and. IL up town.
ssye time time and extra expenas by leaving at the HERALD
street. This Ia the only authorized uptown branch ad
vertisements received at Office rates. Open A. NJ
till p. NJ. every day in the year.
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A s33 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRrEENTH STREET
n H. HERR pays the highest cash price for Iaa,as an,
by Mrs. BerA ~ "~~
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A MAGNIFICENT SATIN BRoCArEL CARVED AND
"A sded Parior Suit made to order for $685. for 25;
do. for Xl6O one do $65 walnut Suit X40 rose
wood and walnut Chamber Suits, ssh Velvet rsscls
Carpets from % cents Pianofore, Panngs Bronzes Cur
tains Dining Furniture great sacrifice cash Private
residence l2 East Tenth street. block
between University place and Fifth avenue
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ATB. MlNTz's, 4s2 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
II Twenty ninth hirtieh streets. and
will be the prices D. MINTl pays cash
Tor casof Clothing Carpets, Jewery have laae
ders for the Western aud California trade Call or a note
through post will be puncuay attended by Mr. or Ms
EntL. = - = N'''
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u NJ ION
Agricultural Works
Westminster Md.


WM. Il. H M AM CO..
. TAKE this method to acknowledge their
kind regards to a generous public for the
very liberal support they have received, it
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that, with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds Of
work generally done in the best Foundry
and Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready to furnish every article in their
line-;snch in part, as
THRESHERS.
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, PL0UGHS of all kinds and
variety, Including the 0hustead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough Corn Shell
lers, and Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices as moderate as any other establish
ment can afford to furnish the same, guaran
tceing at all times all Machinery manufac,
tured by us.
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, we are now ready to
supply CASTINGS of all kinds, of superior
quality and finish at short notice.
By prompt attention TO business, and a
determination to maintain the standing and
credit of our mandatory, we hope to meri'
and receive n continuation of the public
favor heretofore SO generously given.
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CIRCUIT 4 REIFSNIDER,


ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICI-
TORS IN CuANoERY,
HAyE associated to practice their profess
Ill sion in the several Courts in Carroll
county. Their Office is at the residence Of Mr.,
Baumgartner, in Westminster, Md. Mr.. Mer-
rick will be in Westminster during the Term
Of the Courts, and at such other times as bust
ness may require--he may also be consulted at
his Office, No. 20 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore,
Maryland. nov2s-f
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A yenag hdy who has been married
about six months says it's all nonsense
to talk about love IN a oottage. There
is more love iu . full -four barrel than
in nIl rho roses mad posies aud wood
bines tlst ever grew.
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NOR Diarrbua nd Summer Complaints
E use Herring Co npoundsyrap Of Black
berry Roet Sold BY A, II. Huber and
John w. Wilmer. iulys
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LII M q e r
M 0 RAVIAN Sc MIAARY
. YOUNG LADIEsl


"LtSDES HALL" FouSpEp 1874
IT is most Important for Parents to kuos
L where they can get the best English Edasi.
uan and lnstructin in Musio--E0cai and Ia.
strumental-Drawing, Painting, Germin.
French, Latin and Wax Work, for their dausk.
tiers. This Institution has been 10 succesisl
operation for more than threc-quarters Of.
century, and nearly fonr thousand Young Ia.
dies have been educated herel
&xs- DO not fail To address for Circular with
all desired information, Rev. RUaESg A
FRUEAuTT, Principal, litil, Lancaster eouuty,
Pennsylvania.
State that You saw the advertisement, 10 The
Westminster Adpocdie. mar 6ms
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JOHNSON & BROS.

(Saccessors TO J. II. IIIBBERD & BRo.)
ENHE subscribers beg leave TO inform
Il their patrons and the public generally
that they still continue to manufacture to
order and for sale, Wooden Goods, such as
Cloths, Cdssimers, Laseys, Fmncis
Stocking Yarn, Carpet Cham,
Blankets, dc.
Persons having Wool to Manufacture may
rely on having it done to their entire salts.
faction.
We shall keep a large assortment of
Goods Of OR own make always on hand.
so thar customers may exchange their Wool
at once if they desire.
Merchants will be supplied with goods
that they may safely recommend
The highest market price paid for Wool.
0nr wagon will visit as usual Taneytowu,
Tyrone, Frizzellsburg. Westminster, Sha-
wan, Reisters,own, Finksburg, Hampstead,
Hereford and Western Run, where. with
Agents appointed for the purpose, Wool
may be left with instructions for manufac.
turing, which will receive prompt atteLtion
and Goods returned in due season.
Thankful for past favors we respectfully
ask q generous public for continued patron,
age. Address
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
New Windsor, Carroll county, Md.
APP l3-6m%
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4 l&dy IeAfsfbed oSa rers ienornnt
msn AIn was sasapHilaa,ed on his
good sense I'll ought AZ lave great
stock fgood sensss for b. nuver spends
any"
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For Sheriff.


AUCTI0NEER,
w EsTMINsTER, Nd, viii give es-
W. peciaI attention to the sale Of Per
sonal Property aud Real Estate.
Engagements may be made ut this office.
feb eff
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
sUAs, BELLENGsLEA, ID. Id. g.,
AND
j. REKEN w ELLIE IL {,
DENTISTS.
ST S
ONCE Westminster, MI, % door Vest q
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.

Office Westminster, MI, % door Ilest Of
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
VHNAKE pleasure in informing their friends
L and the public generally that having
increased their facilities FOR business, they
are at all times prepared to perform any
operations in operative or mechanical Den'
tistry.
FIJI Sets of Teeth, $40, SIS, and $50.
Pure Nit. Ok. Gas, on hand at all times.
DR.. C. Billingslea will continue to visit
the following places:
Onion Bridge.--lst Wednesday in every
month, REMAINING until Friday afternoon.
Nep D'indsor-2 nd Wednesday in every
month
Uniontopn.- Sd Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday afternoon.
7dneytoEn--3d Friday in every month, re-
naming until the Wednesday following,
j. MERlkEN WELLER will visit Me-
chanicstown 2nd Wednesday Of eyesy month,
remaining until Friday noon.
jan l3,-ly
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IT AIDES, Miszes' and Childrens' Gait
il ers, Balmorals, Morocco aud Goat
Boots, all kinds, at
apr I'M E. X. GEnsASps
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
An Policies NoNFoRFEiTlBLE.
Diuiaends annually after he FRS, Year
OF BALTIMORE, NO, 10 SOUTH ST.

ALL POLICIES N0NFORFEITlBLE.
Diviiends annually after he FIRST Year.
TIME advan tages of Life Insurance are so
manifold and manifest that general inquiry
Is made concerning il. All good men wish To
provide for those dependant upon them. Pro-
vision to be certain must be immediate. The
only immediate provision is by Life Insurance.
A great and important question is, where shall
| insure2 Reason, selErespect, self-interest,
the laws Of trade aud commerce that govern a.
thrifty and intelligent people indicate that
man should insure at home, where he lives,
makes his money, pays,his taxes and expects
to leave his property and bis family. II is as
Illuminating as il is fuinous for us to send mil
lions Of dollars out Of our State annually for
Life Insurance that should be kept at home.
Money In Maryland is source, interest high, and
property low, because we are sending so much
of il away. There Is certainly no necessity
for this, because equal intelligence and equal
morals win make Savings Banks, Life and Fire
Insurance Companies, Lawyers, Doctors, Mer-
chants, or anything else, here equal to those In
other States. Ii Is an axiom that in all kinds
Of business danger, difficulty and loss increases
in ratio Of distance. Recent experience proves
clearly that II Is safer and better in both Life
and Fire to be insured at home. Il Is poor
compliment to our Citizens and State and In
bad taste 10 depreciate our own institutions
and indirectly deprcciate those who control
them.
Fortunately for our State prosperity, the
people are beginning to see this. Our last
January report to the Comptroller of the
State was so satisfactory and gratifying as to
call forth editorial commendations from the
principal papers in Baltimore.
Few companies are in as-good condition as
the Maryland, and as il is ours and Keeps the
capital in our own State deserves your coop
Grafton and patronage. In amatter of so great
importance persons should inform themselves
well before they act
BoABD or DIREcroRs. Hamilton Easter,
Allen A. Chapman, George p. Thomas, Hugh
Sisson, Hiram Woods, Geo. II. Miller Thomas
Cassard, VIM. Dovries, Charles Webb.
GEORGE p. THOMAS,
President.
Es- Refers to Hons Judges Maulsby and
Hayden. Col J. d. Boyle, j. l.. Reiisnider,
DR.. j. W. Herring, and Physicians generally.
An active Agent for Carroll county wanted.
A. J. MYERS,
ap H-ly State Agent.
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yL7HIrE GOODS, White Goods, white
w Goods, large assortment, at
ap 20 J, yineIiug a Sons
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-16
JUDGE YE NOT.

We who cull the weeds and poisons'
Cropping from the human near''
Holding mp The dross and folly
carping on the vilest part
Wrapped in self and self so loving
That We have but hate to spare
For the weakness of nature,
Made so frall that it can err.
Ye ar killing all the beauty
That the sin ard folly hide,
And are crushing out the flowers
With the cruelty of pridei
Ye are blotting all lustre
OF the jewels hid within,
That perhaps are brightly shining
Meath their covering of sin
That which Christ has called the greatest
That without which all is dross,
Ye forgetting, east your venom
Under shadow Of the cross,
Teach your heart some kindlier lesson,
Cleanse from soil the robes ye wear,
Judge ye not the livss of others,
Leas: yourselves the judgment share.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-16

WANTED TO GO UP, BUT COULDN'T.
A late case of Millerism in Delaware
came TO GRIFFIN peculiar monnor. Mr..
and Mrs. Calender of that State were
so firmly convinced that the end of all
things had arrived, that, arrayed in
white garments sewed up at the ex'
tremilies, to guard against contingent
cies of wind and weather, they recently
tied them to the top Of their woodshed
awaiting the blowing of GabriePs
trump. 1t was night--night, calm
and lustrous-and the new adventsts
patiently awaited the signal. In the
mean time something CONNIE need to
slip along the roof it proved to be
Mrs. Calender herself. The lady,
who had hoped to ascend, now COM
menced to decend at rapid and peril
Gus pace, seriously incommoded in her
movements by the sewed,up garments.
Finally she rolled off the roof to the
ground, a distance of five feet. Mr..
Calender, meanwhile, bound in his
dress in like manner to his spouse,
helplessly watched the proceeding; but
when Mrs. Callender's shrek announc,
ed that she had reached mother earth,
he bestirred himself to assist her
Rending his bonds with a herculcan
effort, he stepped lightly down the lad
der wereby they had ascended, and
fastened to the rescue of Mrs. Callen.
der, whom he found suffering from a
dislocated ankle. The presence of the
.doctor and the necessity of paying him
his swinging fee wound up in the most
worldly and practical manner possible
this "strang eventful history of Mr..
and Mrs. Calender of Delaware.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-16

The New York World says it is un
derstood that previous to the fall Of
the French empire at Sedan, Napoleon
was in negotiation with Richard Schnel
of this city, for the Jumel estate, which
he proposed to make his residence in
case of his dethronement. The loss of
most of his wealth by the war has
caused him to look to more modest di,
mensions, and he is treating with j. j
Barlow for the Barton Rennard estate,
at Glen Cove, for which he will proba-
6ly pay 100000. Meantime Queen
Christiana, of Spain, is negotiating
with Schnell for TIE Jumel estate, for
S4,000,OOO.