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Is TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
The 18th day OF MAY, lS72
ANNA Q. tROwELL ". BENJAMIN W CRowELL,
Ne. 2T53, Equity Docket No. II.
CT motion Of the plaintiff By Messrs. Riddle and
Miller, her solicitors, it is ordrei that the de-
feLdant, BENJAMIN W. Crowell, cause his
appearance to lie entered herein on before the
first rule-day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with as in
case of DE fault.
By II e Court A. WYLIE, Justice, &c
True COpy.-Test:
r. J. MEIGs, Clerk, &c. mylS-s,3v
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HEAVY REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
n n Y q 90 DS.
Plaid Mohairs. from 4jc. to use.
Blee ched a. Gotten, trem -. to 15c
Unbieaehed "a Cotton, from &c to I2fc.
Best make Seersucker Ginghans from roc. to SC.
4euitins Linens, from 40c. to 3Jc.
And sn immense stock OF Plain and Striped Greu-
adines. Alpacas, Black Silks, Percales, Cambria
Swissest Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns Jap. POplins
and Silks, French Oreandies, Lawns, Parasols,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Innings. &c, at greatly
reduced prices. Prints from to l21,c. Elegant Pa
rfs h1ds, Sli french Lawn Robes, 81 50, new and
beautiful. Call and examine
BRODHEAD co.
Ladies and Gents Underwear, direct from the
manufacturers, at wholesale pricee. Just received
eIegant French Organizes in Blue, Green But, and
Purple, with Borders for Trimming. mayls2w
UPlN'S SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES
IL From AUCTION.
wishing PURE SILK and WOOL GRENADINE
DRESS, to cur large assortment, which we pur-
chased at the late large sale made By the agents of
Lupin's goods in New York about the first of this
noLth, and as they ere sold AZ very great reduc
tton on the PIRATE sale prices, purchased very
largely in 4, Al and widths, aud offer them
at about the wholesale price. and will any guam
tity desired
ALSO, From AUCTION.
Neat STRIPED and CHECK SILKS, JAPANESE
SILKS, ORGANIZES, and other DRESS GOODS,
W. NJ sHUsrER BRO,
mis- 81 Sl9 Pennsylvsnis avenue
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
- AuctioEeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania ave- and II street
Star ONCE bu iiding.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
PROPERTY ON l1IH STREET N. W, BE
IMkEN y AND STREETS

RKUPkKT1 On Hin STKEET n. ", BE
TWEEN q AND X STREETS.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated Sen
E" tember I'D, lS1O, and recorded in Liber No
L62o, folio 2, one Of the land records for the
county OF Washington, District Of Columbia. and
by IL written order OF the party secured thereby
we shall sell the premises the highest bidder
on TIL uR>DAY. the 3Oth day of May, 1877. at 81
O'Clock m, part OF square numbered three hun
DR. ed and nine, SO9,D beginning at q point on 18th
street sixty O feet south from the northeast corner
OF said SQUARE thence running south, the line of
said street thirty hve 1851 feet thence west sixty
eight l6o feet three go inches; thence north thirty
hye 1857 feet thence east eight (65) feet three
go inches to the place Of beginning
Terms of sale: One rfisd cash; the remainder in
SIX SIX and Twelve months with interest, secured by
deposited at the time of sale. Stamps and convey
ancing at purchaser cost. If the terms are NOT
complied with within FIVE days, the trustees reserve
the right TO resell at the penss Of the
purchaser. JNO. T. GIVEN
maylSeo LATINER a CLeaRy A,.,
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INTHE SUPREME COURT THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
The l7th day of May lS72.
Laura V. Brown vs. CHARLIE Brown, No
217l, Equity Dockes IL.
10 mo- ION OF the plaintiff, by Messrs. Riddle AMI
Miller her solicitors II is ordered that the d. fend
ant Charles Brown, Cause his appearance to
be entered herein or before tho first rule aay
ugring forty DAYS after this day: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with in case Of default
BY the Court, A. NIL.E, Justice, sc.
True Ccpy-Test:
h. MRIss Clerk, &c mayIS SGT
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4 I p BlVATE SAL
PERSONAL.

NATRIMoNlAL.-An middle aged maa, of GOD
~ iabits, who believes that congruial- may be
yfoucht together in this way, would like a. m axe
ne a. aualniaEce 81 settled widow or mAii-n LADY,
n tty or country, with view - matrimsny
ASdrtss, IN confidence, II Il. c." WASHINGTON, u
- D..
vi Re- r. SAWYER, Ca,trOyrH,, MTsnsf,, Tss
- Mtfthl1, can be consulted ~ her house No
Si9 IN 81 between and n, Island, upon All I'M
PorIAnt business, past present aud future mia Im-
NOHt MBUG.-1he Queen OF spirIts, The hlsn--t
a ocNe lagei medium living. has the w0pderful
power 81 changing luck, tells the past present and
lIture cUocs-s rr fallare Of any business foretod
&c, &C. lis Chow alley, between ana " and lst
aud Fl streets northwest. epai ln,s
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoRsALE Oh RENr-The very desirable Il ~
Il DENOE Ne. as 81 st, Heixh6 of SeOrs stos n,
The grounds sreTery large and ornsnssn,ed with
pure water :. DE Kitchen door! The pressrty vii
The new Street Railroad will pass BY the door, and
will Be rgnnins early this fall Apgiy g \.
HUME. Of Hall Hume, or 70 Mr.. A. II. Pissrsil'
LOB REsT-P0UsE IN "Oorcoran Row" Az
ply No. 1880 street. spf
EOR RENT-Desirable RO0MS Cor summer in
,. new brick hSssse, With al modern improve,
Hill. first class board next door spcBs'
EoR RENT-Bsrge OFFICE under the Masonic
n temple, Georgetowu. has two rooms aud vault.
Gould be used as stOreroon By moving yau.t. For
Georsetown Possession given May let. spss colin
FOR sALE-A new FRAME COTTAGE OF four
u rooms aud basement, with one acre Of garden
IA : ~, an fessaAe City near UnioRto va. ID. O.
isEnliy. Terms easy. Inquire OF Captain ". A
YOUNG, Potomac City, DC. apps q
EARM FOR sALE OR RENT-A mo.t desirable
tanns ally three acre. n isEs con-
Portable dwelling and good tenement house with all
acres % this land is bed Of the most superior SOAP
turnpike, short distance beg ond rennaIiytown, ID.
-, about twenty hve minutes drive from George
sg'olm PJ BUCKLEY.
EOR kENT-Tho large four-story DH ELLINl
q HOUSE Ne. Sl1 a street north, be- seen sh
has 10 rooms: elegant bsfh rooms; within tao
sgSaasees o. h and street ssrs IRSnire seSt door
of the Re public. IHepublican.I msrlsr
HOB SALE Oh REST-The elegant GoUNrSY
souS GaT reSsa's SsSp S5 D. SA9, On
s1nest suburban residences in the district kpply to
a. X. SHEPHERD. sle Penn. avenue. mhSs-n
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pY LATIMER 4 CLEARLY,
ID Auotioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania avenue and llth st.
Star Once Building

VALUABLE IMPROVED ZEAL ESTATE ON
SIN sTkEET WEST. BETWEEN n AND o
SrkEETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. May n, at 81
:5 O'Clock We will sell in front of the premises,
divis on Of square No. 399. This property has q
front OF ~ feet the west side of Sth street, be-
yeeB and streetc, running back 81 feet inche
t. 10 foot alley, and is improved by well finished
two story brick house, No. 1916, in complete order
with water and gas.
Terms. One cash; residue in ], 2 and 3
years, with interest from day of SALE to be secured
by aided Of trust. Conye ancng and stamps at
cost of purchaser. 500 down at the time OF sale
nayl5-d IPatl LATIMER h CLEARY, Aucts
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QY LATIMER Il CLEARY
y Real Estate Brokers and Auctfoueers
Southwest corner Pennsylv Ania ave- and llth stres
Star Once BuildinRs
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMpRovpe
RhUrnkII On ELEVENTH STpEET Re
TWEEN q AND ii STREETS w

TWEEN AND u STREETS NV.
- BY virtue Of Q deed Of trust from Charles
Gordon ct TX, to the undersigned, dated
September 10, l87v, and recorded in lber ga
at fohoSA ct seq, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, viii sell Q. public auction on
SATURDAY, the 18th day May Instant at 6S
O'Clock m IN front Of the premises, all the inter
est which said Gordon and wife ut the date Of Sal
deed had in and TO that part Of lot in square 3as
Of the city Of Washington. described rs follows:
Beginning "a feet from the southwest of SAID
lot and running thence north llth street "a feet.
thence esst 20 feet thence south feet thence east
y feet n riches thence south Is feet, and thence
west " feet les inches to the beginning The
perry Is improve with q very large aud commo-
dlous frame house, said to have all the modern i'm
The terms of sale are:-One- third OF purchase
money cssh. balance IN and II months. secured bv
deed OF trust on the property. deposit Of 8 20
will be required 80 the time OF sale An ceuy evan
cling and stamps at the cost Of the purchsser II
days the rustee reserves the right TO resell al the
risk and cost Of the defsult,ns purchaser AN
fRED. W. JONES, Trustee,
NIL LATlMEk CLEARY, Aucts
GTHr ABoxE SALT Is POSTPONED until
SATC RDAY, Nay 70, 1872, same hour and place,
mlsd LATIMER CLEARY. Auets
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IN BASKRUPTCY

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S.:
At Washington, the sth day OF Aprl, a. ID. fSs.
the hereby gives notice % his ap point
Washington, ID. o., who has oeen sdjudged = bank
rupt upon his own petition, By the Supreme Court Of
sps AUGUsrIs CHESTER. Assisuse.
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GRABS AND CLAMS.-Arriying fresh daily in
" large quantities, and for sale the trade aud to
Hotels. Restaurants and families. NICHOLAS
wHITE.470 Pennsyly ania avenue. ml7-3ts
WEwOULD RECOMMEND THOSE WHO de-
w sire TO purchase GENUINE TEAS at q
low prices to can at the Chinese Tea Hong, n
500 7h ST., bet In. ave. and ID ST. may 3n W
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NJ DIR. A. PBATT. Graduate of Ohio College
y : Of Dental Surgery, 43J 7th street, between
y and y, a few doors north of Odd Fellows Hall,
Washington. Half price laboring persons ml3- If
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w REAL ESTATE BROKER,
ROOM No. FEDERAL BLOCK, SEVENTH STREET,
Offers for sale improved and unimproved PROP.
EkIi, as f9llows:-Lot Is, in square II; Lot Q. in
o lot az 1aF s E tot Of n ~
s;a.4s 81 Frame House ri
poor: SHOE AND eAITER UPPEKs,
- FRENCH AMERICAN BOOT FRONTS;
Cater UPpers from. g to SAL!
F Boot Fronts go to ssi77s
Special attention paid to the m inufacture Of all
all and examine our '. SSEEis G. sHArrR,
I nisl 81 in Leather Shoe Fpdnf, and gpSrw
PROPOSALS FOB SANITARY WOKK.
DEror QrARrERMA.rER's OFFICE,
WASHING roN, ID. c., May IL, IS72S
Be- SR 81 yS this
fec until m JrSs is7s icr the RsnoT Ts Of
As1eT &C. for enc year from July L l8,2 from such
ment are designated by the Depot 0uarfermaster.
f5 arths WM P B. t. as
PROPOSALS. FOR rI WATEa TEANsPoRrA'
DEpoT QUARrERNAsrER's OFFIcE.l
81, WASHINGTON, ID. G., May IL, 1872.
ss ocs she pe at
water between this city and Forts Foote and wash
ington, Maryland, which may be required by this
1873.
Bidders will state the price per man and the price
per pourd also, the rate per diem ~ which they viii
carry the passengers and stores. Each hi must be
accompanied By Guaranty of two respoL sible per-
sons that contract to be entered into viii be duly
ecuted.
ie adv ahissecus to the Uaited States ''a' HO'
,Pr3posss are TO be addressed t. the undersigned,
ion Bidders are invited TO be present at the
Jpening.
ap pile alton TO this Office
mlS6t VIM. MYERS, Depot Quartermaster.
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k'OB RENT-June ], ls72-during the surnm ar
4 months: to parties without children. PARLoR,
BED Room, DINING ROOM. and Kitchen IL de-
sired. The rooms are newly furzished with black
walnut Furniture and Brussels carpet. PARTIES
only s25 per month. References required. Inquire
2lSb ii street, corner I'D ST. northwest. miss
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-s25 18th street, between n and
= streets, HOUSE with four rooms and summer
Kitchen, iurnished. OF furniture for sale. 1t
HOB RENTING ROOMS in brick house. sO1
at Grocery corner iIth and streets mis- So
FOR RENT-Eight-room BRICK; bay window
n aHd Mansard roof; in ine locality: hall, water
ana gss. Inquire Boom ard 10, Federal Block.
EoR RLNT-The lst q June, three or four 70 q.
keeping; No. s3s Massachusetts avenue, between
stn and 10th sts. mls9t.
FOR sALk-A desirable RESIDENCE on Isl :,
= between 18th and 18th SITS; has all modern i'm
the Star ONCE. msyis I'm
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE sALE-LOTS aud
Il sQuAkES on eih street. 10th street aud 18th
suit; Purchasers call at No. 1000, 10th and East
Capitol streets. mis- 2wE
FOR RENT-HOUsE on Capitol ain; a two aud
Il n halt story Brick Houss with basement, an 4
nTs se lot a is situated on Pennsylyaiis ave
p. pEyLIN, No. TAO TIN street east. Ii.
FoR hEnT The Flu KNISaED HUUS G, in per-
iect oraer late residence of General Robert e.
sciences 1880 Massachusetts, avenue, corner Hth
slreeli from early IN June 70 November LIST, at q
1900 i street. mis- IT.
FOR sALE-A GARDEN FAEM-iI acres; mouse
contains three rooms small stable, &c; iuclased
about three and half miles from Center Market
Apply WILLIAM ELLIOT, Arlington Post Office,
va, or ADDRESS Silver Bill Post Once Nd. mis- OF
EUR SALE-Fine COTTAGE, 1853 T stceet,
contaiBing seven rooms aud hall, stable aud ca :
iiage house; $500 feet of ground; fruit and wers
water at the door. On easy terms or will trade in
aaIt ior other city property. Inquire premises,
THOMAS W. FOWLER, Real Estate Agent,
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kQR SALE-A GREAT BAkGAIN ii appiiei
4 fer sOon-A beautiful little FARM near Blstens-
tug 4 acres Of the best quality of aud, with good
Luiidines, and partly planted with the choicest Of
fruits OF all kinds, and in bearing order now. This
place would suit business man la w Washington who
likes to reside with his family the couutrg II
also well adapted for gardening and farming pur-
poses; For particulars inquire at the Star office.
my lSs.tu.th.
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n HATS AND GAPS.
All the leading styles Dress Hats now
Christyf London Pearl Cassim sres lust i'm ported
Dunlap q Amidon's New York Pearl Cassimsres
and the Philadelphia Merino Covered Dress Hats
new aud handsome
A superior stock Of Mackinaw Straws, the best in
the market.
wILLETT RUOrF.
msyn No. 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Personal.

Messrs. Ed. Rose, Frank Buford
and Willie Childers have returned
from Washington Lee University
very much improved in appearance
and mind.
Col. J. b. Killebrew called upon
US last Friday, upon his way to
Lax1enceburg, at which place he
had an appointment to deliver an
address.
Gen. Geo. ". Gordon has been
spending several days with his many
friends at this place. We would be
glad to be able to say that the Gen
eral intends making this his home,
which, indeed, is not altogether i'm
probable.
Mr.. Jas. N. Moulton, of Nash
vile, dropped in to see US last
Thursday, returning from an extern
size business trip South.
Our yOung friend, ". T. D.
Scruggs. of Elkton, returned
from Texas the other day-pleased
with the country IN some respects,
but didn't locate. It is possible he
may yet hang out his law single in
Pulaski.
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Life Insurance.

We ask attention to the card of the
Piedmont and Arlington Life In
surance Company in this issue. 1t
viii be seen that a Board of Direc-
tors has been organized, and an
office established here. At present
we can only assure our readers of
the solvency, reliability and liberality
Of this company, reserving for a
future issue the privilege of present
ing some of its many inviting and
popular features to the public. In the
mean time any Of the gentlemen
named in the card, will take pleasure
in giving information.
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10 the Voters Of GiIes.

Without the solicitation OF any
body, I announce myself a eandi.
( date for the lower house Of the next
/ General Assembly of Tennessee and
ffelected viii faithfully carry oft
my own views with0ut regard to the
opinions ofothers- The measures
1 shall advocate Will be:
First, The unconditional aboli-
ton Of the Chaneery Courts-that
great judicial spongs which absorbs
all that eomea within its reach, and
like the horse-leach, even when sur
feited cries for more-that lions,
den where ali the tracks point into
the cave and none point out.
Second, For hanging all horse
thieves without benefit of clergy
Third, For the trial of petit lar
ceny by the magistrates of the res
pective districts without delay, and
upon conviction, the penalty to be
"nine and thirty lashes," and the
convict required to discharge the
costs by labor upon the public
streets and common highways.
Fourth, For the vigorous prose
cution Of crime whether found in
high or low places.
If my Rubric of political faith
suits you, gentlemen, vote for me, i'll
not, then support some candidate |
who win pander to your passions or |
nurse your prejudices for your
votes, JOHN NJ. WHITE.
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New Music.

We are INDEBTED to J. /. Peters,
500 Broadway, New York, for the
following selection of New Ai@sic:
Above and Below. Song and
Chorus. Juch. ..- 80. 30 cts.
If You were I. would you: Bal
lad. Shattuck .-...........3 80 cts.
Motherless and Fatherless. Song
and Chorus. Tucker. 80 80 cts.
Kiss me, Darling, ere We part.
Song and Chorus. Stewart. 30 cts.
Only for Thee. Song or Duet.
Dressler .......- ............ 35scts,
Sunrise SchOttische. Siedie. 80 cts
Singers JOY. Four hands, Pa
sher -.-..... -.-.. ...-...--- 80 cts.
Dance of the Haymakers. Ca
price. Wilson -.-.-..-. % cts.
Mr.. Peters will send any of the
above pieces. postpaid, on receipt
of the marked price, or the entire lot
may be had by sending so cents for
the July number of Peters Musical
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tic College Examinafi0n

Inc closing exercises of the last
session Of Giles College took place
upon last Thursday and FRIDAY.
Though unable to be present We
learn that the examination of the
pupils was entirely satisfactory.
showing the efficiency of the Facnl-
" and advances made by the pupils.
Giles College is now under able
management, the Professors devo-
ting every energy to the perfection
OF system of education which gave
evidence Of its superiority during
Lhe late exercises.
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LAWN of fhe Conner Stone

The corner stone of the New Ma
tional Bank was laid last Thursday
morning as per programme an
nounced that morning in this paper.
The ceremonies were very impress
i've. and were conducted by Past
Grand Master McCallum, Acting
Deputy Grand Master, who deliv-
cred a beautiful address which was
peculiarly adapted to the occasion,
containing pertinent illusions both
to the subject and to the lodies, a
number Of whom graced the occa-
sion with their presence Capt. w.
f. Ballentine, President of the
Bank, responded to the address of
Mr.. NIcCallum in remarks befitting
the occasion, both of which were
highly appreciated by the assem-
blage. The ceremonies were in
terspersed with music rendered by
the Pulaski Cornet Band, which
considerably enlivened the occasion.
We give below a schedule of arti-
cles deposited in the stone:
Holy Bible.
Articles of association of National
Bank of Pulaski.
List of officers of National Bank Of
Pulaski.
Officers of the Federal States and AIu-
nieipal Government.
New Constitution of State of Tennes-
see.
Proceedings Of the Grand Lodge of
State OF Tennessee for 1871.
Copy of Pulaski CITIZEN of this date,
containing programme of the eerem0-
mics, together with a full railroad, cOun-
ty and city directory.
Circular of the Tenth Annual Fair of
Giles County Agricultural and Mechau-
zeal Association.
Circular of the First Annual EXPOSE
ton of the Giles County Fruit Growers
Society.
Report Of n. & D. R. r., containing
agreement and lease of road, etc.
Confederate. money, 500 bill, deposit
ed by Maj. S. T. Kendrick.
Confederate money, 500, $50, $50,
$40 and So, old issue.
Confederate money, $40, 10 and l, old
issue.
Confederate money, so, 25 and 10,
fractional currency.
Bank of Chattanooga, Confederate is
sue.
so cents State S. c.
Confederate postage, 10 and % cents. |
Confederate Bond, 500, issued Rich
mend, 1868, and bearing o per cent. in
LeTest.
L. 5. currency, 1 dollar and so, %,
10, 10 and cents and cents nickel.
National Bank Of Pulaski, 1 dollar
bill, MOL.
Specie, L. $, so, %, 10, 5 and cent
pieces.
British coin, l shilling.
British coin, ! hull, half-penny, Will
lam III. 1871.
Helvetian coin, 10 cents, 1850.
$4,000 stock in Tennessee and Alaba-
ma and Northwestern Oil and Mining
Company.
List of officers and rate of tariff of
Columbia, Pulaski and ElktOn Turn
American Gold Report from 1862 to
1872.
photograph of Maj. VIVA. BaIlentine,
President of Bank and erector Of build
ng.
Photograph of Danger Rodes, con-
ractor and builder of briek-work.
Pulaski cards-merchants, lawyers
ioctors, etc.
Copy Of cites Press, 1871.
British postage, two One-penny
lamps.
List Of Supreme and inferior Judges
# the State.
list of Pulaski Bar. :
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Moonlight Picnic.

We gladly put in our appearance
atthe moonlight picnic in Col. s. f.
Roses grove last Thursday evening.
ard although we have contracted to
abstain from the things which con
stituted the chief business Of those
whohad the good fortune to be pres
ent, yet like the rain ofheaven which
fall upon the just and the unjust
alike, we found that the GODDESS Of
mirth and pleasure had waived an
distinction, and graciously let her
mantle fail upon all, rendering each
heart a receptacle Of joy, each lady
Cinderella, admired by all the gay
company, each gentleman a gallant
Of Chesterfeldian attachments, and
the whole company a select detail
from TIE world of beauty. fashion
,tnd gallantry. The dense foliage
of the beautiful trees shrouded in
darkness the grassy plot from which
the sounds of revelry proceeded,
scattering the moonbeams which
fell like mists around its borders
The darkness was relieved, however,
by beautiful colOred lamps suspend |
ed from the boughs, which shed
refulgent light upon faces
bcaming with JOY, and floating upon
the balmy air Of the enchanted
grounds was heard the soft, sweet
strains of music discoursed by the
Pulaski Cornet Band. The com |
pany dispersed in the wee sma'
hours, the Band playing Home,
Sweet Homer
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Mr.. Whites Platform.

We invite attention to the an
nouncement of Mr.. Jno. NJ. (Jack)
White. His platform is built out OF
good timber, and every plank in it
is sound. He cares nothing for the
Office, and could not be induced to
accept it if any other man, pledged
to the same principles, win run for it.
He has sounded the keynote of a
coming revolution, and those who
want to slide with the tide had better
step aboard the platform.
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We are authorized to announce W.
e LEWIS, a candidate for Tax Collector
At the ensuing August election. =.
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WOodIaMn Aeademv-

Inc closing exercises Of this Ac-
ademy, under the management of
Cola. II. Alternately, occusFed the
latter part Of last week. The schols
ars were found proficient and the
whole exercises reflected honor up
on that able scholar and teacher,
Col. Alternately. The exercises
closed in the evening with charades
and tableauN, which, together with
the valuable assistance given by the
PULASKI CoRNEF BAND, who kindly
volunteered, rendered the occasion
one Of great interest.