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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HANDLER. WILTON DOM

WM. CHANDLER wILroN DoNN
THE PEKIN AND YED 10 TEA STORE,
- l24 WITH SrREET,
iT Between and :. tT
TEASsl
OOLONGS. IMPERIALS
JAPANS. CT n oOWpERr.
1NGL1Sh BREAk FAST, YOUNG HYSOS.
ROeE-FLAVURED voL0EGs. in packages.
COFrE IN ~
MOCHA, OLD GOVkRNMENT JAVA
MARACAIB0, CEYLON JAVA.
LAGUAHRA, RIOS.
That the Teas And Cofsees kept By CO have
received the high est concentrations from al who
have tried them, and we pronounce them az
being Of the finest quality.
Constantly on hand. choice CHOCOLATES, 90
COAS, BROMAS GELATtNs. FLAVORING EN-
TRACTS. COFFEE ESSENCES. CORN STARCH,
COCOA SHELLS. COCOA NIBS. PGkI SPICES,
ground and uneround.
CANDIES CANDIES y CANDIES
A hne assortment, Just received for the holidays
Don forget the place:
THE PEKIN AND YEDpO TEA STORE,
No 424 NINTH ST, b tween ID and e.
The Oldest establishment Of the kind in the city
dels-eou CHANDLER DOM.
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OIL p A n L I n q s,
FOB
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

What csn be more beautiful than a nne OIL
PAINTING TO present TO a friend. lis thing Of
beauty and JOY for ages"
II. N. BARLOW respectfully invites ladies ard
gentlemen 70 call at HE Gallery, here he has over
three hundred Oil Paintings on exhibition and for
sale.
Among IRE pictures will be F1r~d paintings by
celebrated masters. ancient and m Odern.
The following schools represented, Italy,
Spain. France, England, Holland, Germany, AmeTi-
a. &c, &C.
NoTIcH.-The Gallery is on the second floor over
Mr. Lamb frame making establishment, aud aext
door 70 the corner of 18th street. side Penn.
sylyaniR avenue. del5-tf
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TIE ICE in the river channel still remain
unbroken, though it is softened by the warn
Gun to-day. No attempt has been made in tn
last few DAYS to clear the channel and IL is no
likely the ferry boats will run for some days {
come.
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Mr.. CBARLRs NoRpHoyr, m anaging editor
Of the New York kceBing Pest, is At the Airing
ton.
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Rr THOMAS BOWLING, Auet'r; Georgetown.
Trustee SALE VALUABLE PROPERTY

~
~ By virtue Of deed OF trust. dated and re
E, cerc cd as follows June 18th, 1876, dsy re.
- corded IN Liber II, No. IA, folios All 400
ard 4.kj, one of the land records of the county of
Washington, District of Columbia, ard at the writ
ten request OF the Treasurer Of the Central Building
Association oi Georgetown, District of Columbia.
We shall sell. Ia front OF the premises. TUESDAY,
the IAN day Ot February, A. ID. ISL. ut o clock
p NJ all that piece parcel Of land lying and stu
ated IN tho city Of Georgetown. District of Column
bia and known and dis;ir guished the plat 81 said
CITY parts OF lots numbe red fourteen and fifteen,
IN ". W. Corcorans subdivision of lots numbered
seven eight and nine q, AMI 81. in the original
pan OF Georgetown Aforesaid, aud bounded as fol
property conveyed to Henry W ingate oy Francis
and Robert Dodge. as executors, by deed dated DC
tober The twenty NTH. eighteen hundred aud siSty-
tour, ard recorded IN LIber W CT. No as folio
lt. one oil the land records OF the county and Dis
trlct Aforesaid, running thence north 10 the west
lice OF said property forty two feet eight inches
thence casa and at right angles to Congress rect
iorfy hye feet Fix inches thence south and parallel
10 hTst line forty two feet eight inches thence west
IN straight line forty fye feet six inches to the
place OF beginning together with the free Of the
alleys bounding aud leading to the same Jim ed
by three Two. story Brick Dwellings.
Terms OF sale One BALI cash; and the balance in
equal instruments, with interest from date of sale in
three and six months, occurred by deed of tru.t on
the properly te'd. To be resod in I'VE days il the
terms OF ts'e are not compiled with. at purchase
cost. leo will be required when the property is
Knocked down. Convey ancng and stam ps at pur-
chaser cost.
WILLIAM d. CAssIN,
FEED. W, JONES, iruNees
Jl2 lawSw5dffell THOS. BOWLING .Auct.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUSEMENTA, 40.

EatiOnal TaeGter.-sirs. F.W. Lander as Marie
Antoinetts."
Rsl's Opera Hyzs,.-La Rues Carnival Min
tGels.
National Stating P6rt.-Carnival on ice.
fit~rty HdH.-Gra1d Complimentary Ball.
Nsts>rst. HoH.-Two headed girl, q giant
and giantsss, the bearded woman, and other
hEman cuTiOSsties.
harkriter's Art Gallery, asa Tth street.
Barlow Gallery OF Oil Paintings, 1856 Penn
syivania avenue.
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bRATH WARRANT OF MARY WALLACE, VITO
POISONED THE CHILD OF Mr.. READ, OF
WAsHIN CToN-Thc death warrant was read q
the negro GIRL Mary Wallace, in the Prince
George county Jail, at Marlboro, on Tuesday
morning, by Justice James Harris, in the pres
eDce OF several citizens. She did not manifest
the least concern, but maintained the same
sioicai indifference that characterized her con.
duct during her trial and conviction for the
heinous crime OF poisoning an infant child The
time OF execution is fixed for the 10th OF Feb
TuaIy aoFlJ0TG' E1.tHs.
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IT ~ WITH PAIN We announce the death of
the estImsble lady OF A. +. G. Dodge, Esq. She
died AT their residence on CAPITOL Hill this
AOIE.Hg al o'clock.
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CITY ITEMS.

/ II >CH. German and English BrOaicloths
Doe Il: s. Meitons &c in yarious .oInrS. tne
Dome este Wo0lens, &c, at pleasing prices, or
made 10 order Prices reduced on Fancies.
GEO. T.. HENNlyG
40 ith street, northwest
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The RECEPTION To TIE FRNIAN PRISONERS.
A meeting OF Irish citizens was held last night
IN the rooms OF the Celtic Club-Mr. William
Forsyth presiding, and Mr.. james Ryan secre-
fary-to concert measures to send a delegation
OF lrishmen to New York to aid in the recep-
ton about to be accorded to the recently liber-
ated Fenians, whose arrival is expected next
week. Messrs. w. Forsyth, j. ID. O'Conneli,
James Lackey. John Chapman and ID. j. Down
ing were appointed a committee to make the
necessary arrangements, with instructions to
report at future meeting.
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WANT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. INCREASE.
The assistant United States Marshals for ia
king the census of 100, at their meeting yester-
Gay adopted resolutions that the pay OF the as
sistant marshals is scarcely sufficient to paw
mileage and expenses, and asking that at least
loo per centum over the rates allowed By the
present law he allowed. Messrs. w. Foster, A.
A. Thomas, y. d. Creager, AID j. 4. Rapier
were appointed q committee to present a copy
of these proceedings to the chairman OF the
Committee On Appropriations in Congress.
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FIRE ALARMs.-At 10 O'Clock last night a fire
was discovered in the house of X. Il. Merrick,
on street, between 18th and 14th streets
which originated from q steve in the basement
and was extinguished without the aid of the
fire department, which was promptly on the
ground.
This morning, about O'Clock, an alarm of
fire was sounded from box q corner of It'll and
Nj streets, caused by the burning OF a cupboard
in the kitchen OF Mr.. John Shreeve. The loss
was slight, So covering ii all.
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FRENCH GIT,
Droide Etruscan,
Alaska Diamond .Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware and Fancy Goods
f,celVed At Prige's Dollar Store. No. i57 Penn
savanna avenue, between Z. and 9th streets.
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SALES OF PROPERTY IN EEsT wAsR!xG-
TON atimer * Cleary, auctoDeers la 70 sold
III square sJG the following lots: Lot So cont ain
ing 2,cCO square feet, to d. Murphy at /. cents
per square foot; lots - TO - at 3 cents lots 80
and 90 a. - cents, lots 80 TO ~ at ~! lots ~ to
% at lots aud with Improvements for
1925, lots ; 10 at cents, lots to II a. -.
cents, lot - at cents, lots l. to - atGi cents
all 10 Thomas kirby: lots Il and - at ; cents TO
David Donovan. This property is the square
bounded BY north X ard l. and Callan and eth
streets.
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ID X e.
OUR DOG, Is NO MORE;
But our stock Of PIANOS and MUSIC, as well as
DOORS and STATIONERY is complete.
meBts done at short notice
SKATES aud sLEIGRs at reduced prices
POE & SELIGsON,
ja7-tf l2s Bridge strest.
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'oUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT requires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentlmes re-
suits IN some incurable lung disease. "Broga,
BrCHchiG! Trocies" are a simple remedy and
will almost invariably give immediate relief
owing TO the good reputation and popularity of
the 1roches, many worthless and cheap imita-
uons are offered, which are good Tor nothing
re sure TO obtain the true "Brown's Bronchial
1T0ches.' Sold everywhere.
"A USEFUL CHRIsTMAs PRESENT is a Sewing
Machlne. This You can obtain on easv terms at
the agency, Z. BAUM's HOopskirt and Corset
Factory, 40o eth street. Terms to suit the pur-
chaser.
hANPIBR has oil kinds OF Thermometers.
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HAY AND OATS.
OATS, in store and for sale iy
jal0-eoa J.8. WATERS. IO9 Water street.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.

NEW BOOKS
LIGHT AT EVENING TIsE. A Box Of sursort
ard Comfort for the sged....-.--.-.-----. , |. 30
WAsHBuRN HISTORY OF PARAGUAY Two
volumes . ."
sHAKsPE.REs MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Edit by Wm 9oc
GHTBESFAUsT. BY Bal ard Tsylor...--... - 90
Woods AND THEIR USES. By Z. Grant
Whfte .-..---..-.--- , W
HISTORIC AMERICANS. By Theodore Par,
THE SEVEN GBEAT HYMNS -...............sifs
VICTORY OF IRE vAsQUIsHED. BY Author
Of schonbrrg Gotta Family $1,000. .. -. st.s5
ALMANAC DE GOTHA 1871 -.....- g 90
BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPASSION.
BLANCHARD d NOHUN,
COBNKR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
!aD|r llIH STREET
nIaRIEs FOB 1871.
VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED AND WRITTEN
FLANK BOOKS,
LEDGERS, JOUkSAIS, AND DAY BOOKS,
BLACkwooD1s JET BLACK INK.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL FURNIcURE.
WILLIAM BALLANTYSE,
jas fo2 7th street. Intellisenoer Binding.
NISlIAhG CARDS,
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED
EXPEDlTIOUsLY IN THE LATEST STYLE
DIa8IES FOR 1871 IN LARGE VARIETY.
BLAY SSe Bo Ss sI II E " sTyLEoF BIND
BEST MANNER
ALL THE NEW BOOKS As SOON as PUB
LIsHED.
WEBBING ND RECEPTION CAKps IN
GRANkD.
HANBSoMs GOODS AND BOOKS SUITABLE
FOB NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
PHILIP d sOLOMON's
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
decS Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Is wonderful person2tiOn, and had she given
such portrayal OF the strength and weakness
OF the Maiden Queen before Ristori, critics
have universally conceded it to be one of the
granuest dramatic conceptions CT the age. If
she should now excel RistOri. there will De those
WHO knowing nothing Of the matter, except
ceIs and say "Ah YES, very good; but did you
see kistOri? Tonight Mrs. Lander appears
at the National in "Marie Antoinette !" when
there VIII be another chance to compare the
two great artists.
la Rue's MinstTels are meeting with deserved
success at Wallis Opera House, and those who
fail to see this capital troupe missing a great
treat. This is tn cir last week with US
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r. n. HAL, real estate broker. in Nav build
i-g, OfeT GA easy terms twO nice three story
lTirk dssilny> on lith and 18th s.reets, near q
-JIett, on cas- tCTT-.
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THK WASHINGTON HEBREW CONCENTRATION
has invited Rev Drs. Kleeberg. OF Louisville;
Rev. DIT. NJ. ,Iastrow, OF PhiladTlphia and Raw
DT. r. Sold TO deliver lectares-tbe trs.
Vrsactes on SATURDAY. January 2ist, lectures
On sunday, January 2Zd; Sold breaches Feb
TEaTy 3th; JastTow lectures February 5th The
suhiects VIII be advertised in TEE STAB.
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roURTH DAY.
The convention reassembled to- day at noon
at the ljth-street Presbyterian Church, MIR. j.
b, Lcquen in the chair
The Chair called attention TO remark OF John
NJ. Lang-ton last evening
Replacing ON SENATOR HgyEIs
and hoped that no such expressions would be
indalged in in future.
Mr.. Douglas moved that a committee of three
be appointed to draft memorial to Congress
looking to the better
TRAVELLING FAcIBTIEs OF THE CoLo.ED PEOPLE
through the West and South, and the mot ton
being agreed 10, the Chair appointed Me-Srs
Downing. Turner and Stokes.
ON motion, the privileges OF the foor were
rendered 10 T.. A. RedstOne, OF Cal, member
oi the National Labor Union of the United
States.
A resolution OF thanks to the Eight Hour
Rogers, was passed.
Frederick Douglass then introduced General
u. y. Howard, who made an Interesting and
lengthy address on educ alton, labor And o,her
subjects OF interest to the convention
On motion OF Frederick Douglass the thanks
OF the convention were rendered 10 General d.
-. Howard, for his instructive and encouraging
address.
ON uotion of y. T. Rapier committee of
| three were appointed To ASCERTAIN the best pos
| sible manner TO cooDiZe the colored II boring
men on the public lands in the West. Messrs
Rapier, Nelson, and Green were appointed As
the committee.
Mr.. +. Douglass then introduced Mrs Colonel
| Tappsn, who, he said. was a worker for the
benefit of the colored man in the South. She
addressed the convention at length.
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Aosl from the public s solicited, a. are conf
dent we can please both in regard TO PRICES ana
QUALITY OF GOODS. ianaiv
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Dealer In Millinery and Fancy Goods, No Opel
Honae Block. Canton. 9hio. - ly2lf
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:; Itis not necessary to take handful of these
Pitts to produce the desired effect; tive Of them
act quickly and powerfully. cleansing the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels Of all impurities. The prin-
cipal ingredient is Podophy, Hin, the Alcoholic
Extract of Mandrake, which is by many times
more Powerful, Acting, and Searching, than the
Mandrake itself Its peculiar action is upon the
Liver. cleaning it speedily from all distractions
wiah all the pswer OF Mercury, yet nee from the
injurious results attached to the use of that min
erals.
In cases of Liver Complaint, DyspepsiA, and
extreme Costiveness. DR.. Hoohand's German Bit
ters or Tonic should be used in connection with
the Pills. The tonic effects of tho Bitters or Tonic
builds up the system. The Bitters or Tonic Pu-
rifles the Blood, strengthens the nerves, regulates
the LiAer, and gives, strength, energy and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and
tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic. and no
disease can retain its hold, or ever assAtl you.
These Medicines are sold by all Drugeistes and
Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Reeoncct that it Is DR. HOOELASD's GERMAN REM
ED1Es that are so universally used and highly rec
commended; and do not allow the Druggist to in
duce you to take anything else that ne may say is
ust as good because he makes larger profit on
it. These Remedies will be sent by express to
any locality, upon application to the PRINCIPAL
OFFICE at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
issl ARCH STREET. Phi HADELPHIA.
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w. e A. MCKINLEY,

Attorneys az law-oHhoe in Eagle Block, over Ma
tionai Bank Canton, Ohio. june a6'G7
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HAPPINESS AND DUTY.-We know of
nothing more contemplate, unmanly or
nnwomanly. and craven than the ever
lasting signing foa Happiness ;" Those
who have the most of it think the least
aaout it. But in thinking about snd do
ing their Duty, happiness comes because
the heart and mind are occupied with ear
nest Thought that touches at q thousand
points the beautiful and sublime realities
Of the Univeresei the heart and mind are
brought (reverently, it is saidl m contact
with the Creator and Ruler and Father OF
All-the PERFEeT BLIsg.
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8oetrp,
rHEIDIOT nov.

THE IDIOT Boy
Il had pleased God to form poor Ned
A thing OF idiot mind,
Yet, TO the poor Hnreas'ning boy,
God had not been unlIind-
Old Sarah loved her helpless child,
Whom helplessness made dear:
And he was everything TO her,
Who knew no hope or fear.
She knew his wants. she understood
Each hall artlculate call
For he was everything to her,
And she to him was all.
And so for many a year they lived,
Nor knew 4 wish beside;
But age at last on Sarah came,
And she fell sielI-and died. ...-
He tried in vain 10 wallen her, -
He called her DER and Ger;
They told him she was dead 1
The words to him no import bore.
They closed her eyes and shrouded her,
While he stood wond'ring by,
And when they bore her to the grave,
He followed silently.
They laid her in the narrow house,
They sung the fun'ral stave;
And when the fun'ral train dispersed
he fingered by the grave.
The rabble boys that used to jeer
Whene'er they saw poor Ned,
Now stood and watched him by the grave,
And not a word they said.
10 l.' no.
The came and vent and came again,
Till night at last came on;
Yet he still fingered by the grave
Till every one had gone.
And when he found himself alone
He swift removed the clay,
Then raised the eofin up in haste,
And bore it swift away. '.~e
He bore il to his mothers cot,
And laid it on the4Oor,
And with the eagerness of joy ..--.
He barred the cottage door
Then out he took his mothers corse,
And placed Il in chair;
And soon he hs heaped upon the hearth,
And made the kindling fire with care.
He had put his mother in HER chair,
And in its wonted place;
And then he blew the fire which shone,
Reflected in her face.
And pausing now, her hand would feel,
And then her face behold;
''WH1, Mother, do you look so pale"
And why are you so cold ~
It had pleased God from the poor wretch
Ris only friend to call; .s-
Yet God was kind to him. and soon
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How should sleeplessness IN a very
young babe be treated also what will
cure Indigestion and aeidity Of stomach %
Cure indigestion, and the sleeplessness
viii disappear To do this feed the baby
anv thing whatever into its stomach ex-
cent milk, and that only en- certain stated
times. not less than three hours apart. II
the scidity does not soon disappear, ex-
tend the time to four hour. Be sure and
be regular in times Of feeding Iii very
important. I'D, .. .t.s..-..-.....
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MARBbEHEAD. MASS.

NJ : Doak Co, Thomas F Armstrong,
E v Bartlett Co, Rufus Lefavour, Rob
Lefavour, William II Snow, F w ] N
Monroe, w n Boynton, John Ware, Jas
S Bailey, jr, iona Brown, Philip Bessom,
II. John Quiner, Orae4 Merritt, Samuel
Sparhawk, ] E Hitler, William I Martin,
John Proctor, A S Knight. Caleb Prem
tiss, Sd, Litchman Brothers, Humphrey
Brothers. Thomas B Lefavour, George Z
Adams, w E Brown, ID, A w Bryer
John Barry, Stanley Hathaway, Ma
thaniel Glover, Wormsted Woodfn
Philip Lefavour, w P Chapman, Z +
Richard. h Gilley. D Ballard.
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DR.. Hoonaud's ,sreek Oil,
LIGHTNING CURE FOR ALL
KINDS OF PAINS & ACHES.

APPLIED EzTERNAILT.-It viii cure all kinds OF
Pains and Aches, such as Rheumatism, Neural
gia, TOot ache. Chfblains, sprains. Bruises,
Frost Bi'es, Headaches, Pains in the Back and
LOins, ins in the Joints or Limbs. stings of In
sects, RIngwo1ms, sc.
TAKEN ISTERNALlE-It will cure Kidney Com.
plants, BAckBebes, Sick Headache. Collie, Dysen.
terry, Diarrhoea, Cholera InfantnIn, Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach. Fever and
Ague. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. f.s- f.f.
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CANTON, STARK COUNTY, OHIO, THURSDAY JULY g. 1871,

the teht-General Smith leading-he was
challenged by sentinel, who, without
waiting for an answer, discharged two
barrels of gun at the party. The buck
shot whlstled by them, but without, we
believe, striking any one. --
General Smith ordered charge, and
leading it himself, unfortunately fell over
the tent ropes, and fell pOstrate near the
supposed pirate, who, taking advantage of
his position, rushed forward and stabbed
the General several times before the SOL
diers could bring their. guns to bear on
him. A volley, however, was quickly
fired upon the desperate assailant Of their
commander, who fell badly wounded but
recovering himself, ran towards a bayon
where he was pursued, captured and
brought away. The unfortunate man was
discovered TO be fatally wounded, and
lived but few minutes, long enough to
expose the terrible and tragical blunder,
and the awful results of credulity. He
proved to be respectable creole gentle-
man who had gone 30 the island with
companion and his little son to enjoy
few weeks of hunting and fishing, and who
heard of the piratical occurrences and
alarms in the Gulf, and mistaking Gener-
al Smith and his party for the said pirates;
Hdu IeCeINeu IIclu III IilS LHainSl ASid-
ted u -- -7
Thus each party had taken the other for
pirates. The companions of the unfortu-
nate amateur fisherman were found asleep
in the tent and 1t was most painful
spectacle, the meeting between the little
boy and his dying father Gen. Smith was.
severely wounded, and the whole party
returned to the city, in avery melancholy
plight, thoroughly cured, however, of the
pirates delusion. The mystery about the.
Charles was still unsolyed, and remained,
so until some weeks had elapsed, when at
last intelligence was communicated from
New York of the safe arrival of the cap
tain, crew and passengers, who had deser-
ted the vessel in the Gulf under a belief
that she was making water and would.
sink, and secured passage on passing
ship for the port of their, destination and
this, the chief incident of The piratical
depredations, having been thus explained,
it soon turned out that all the minor facts,
which had nourished the wild and sense
less panic, were equally groundless and
imaginary, and that there never had been
the slightest foundation for the rumors Of
the existence of any form of piracy on the
Gulf. Now, i twenty-five years ago our
people could De so easily defuded and ex-
cited on the subject Of the piratical oper-
atiOns of their own time, can it be WON
dered at that the traditions and yarns rel
ative to pirates, handed down to us from
the early days of the State and city,
should find believers and victims in this
novel-reading and sensation seeking age. 1
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TAILORING.


A SPECIAL examination Of applicants for
"A teachers certificates will be held IN Alliance
on Saturday March 18th, and one in Massillon on
Saturday. April 18th. Regular lexaminAtiona IN
Canton on the first Saturday Of each month. The
ed that frorI this date they will neither e1tAae
eertifeates, nor date them baek, ner renew them
5g 4 on JUCdB p By order Of kAIniners, a.lGs 8
y Inare4e 1cs T t-s7') > D9NafsLkH Clerk. Q