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MUNICIPAL CouRT.-A regular term Of
this Court commenced yesterday after.
noon at 3 o'clock, Judge Good on the
bench. Tho session did not continue long,
sr than thirty minutes, and nothing was
done except to call over the docket.
Adjourned until to morrow morning a
1Ot o'clock.
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sTEAMsur ARmyAL-The steamship
Caspian, Of the Allan line, arrived at Bal.
timore yesterday morning, from Liver
pool, with cargo Of assorted merchan-
die. She brought, also, .seventy.one cabin
passengers, and thirty emigrants. The
latter left Tor the West last evening, over
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
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To LEAVE wEDNEsDAY.-A dispatch
was received last evening from an officer
on board tho Major Anderson that she
could not be here in time TO leave to-day,
but will talB her departure for Cincinnati
tomorrow afternoon. See advertisement
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DIR. MARsnALI's LEcTuRE.-This gen.
tleman is English by birth, and his appear
ance indicates, we are told, the polished
English commoner, as his thoughts re.
fleet something Of the English mind. He
is very fair specimen OF the scholars
trained in the celebrated Universities OF
the famous isle, and VIC have reason to
believe him a graduate Of Oxford. He has
published a learned work on the Christian
Missions, characterized by much research
and much admired for its style, extensive.
ly known in this country as in England.
DR.. Marshall is a convert to the Catholic
faith, like so many others OF his distin.
guished countrymen, and Is devotipg to the
lecture hall talents intended, II we are not
mistaken, for the ministry Of the Anglican
Church. We recommend the hearing oil
his lecture on Wednesday evening.
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CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes
From now, l am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes at cost. L. v
Blond, 1O7 Main street.
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RECEIVED at Adlet's new store, beaut !:
full Tics for ladies, besides Nubias, Hair
Nets, Chignons, etc. Remember the To-
cation, opposite Mr.. Brues' dry goods
store.
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PERsoNAL.-We had q pleasant call
from Rev. Mr.. Dennison, of Washington
City, yesterday. MIR. d. lectured on
Temperance last evening in Good Tenn.
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IL you want first choice of spring
stock of Wall Papers, go to PAUL s. Orr's,
No. 80 Market street.
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Books, stationery, &C.
New Books!

MILFORD Cumbermede Or RdE McDoNAID,
cloth, $i75.
WOmaR'S Worth and WOrthlsSSneSS-B GAN
HAMILTON, cloth, 81 80.
Books and ReadIns-By NOAH PORTER, cloth,
$2OO. fFf =
Hannah by Miss MuLocK, cloth, 81 80; paper soc
Seven Decades Of the UniOn- by HENRY A.wIsE,
extra cloth, $500. 4ilt l.ffitF's wan
Border "Reminiscences Gen. MARCY, cloth,
$500.
HOrSter,s Life Of Dlekens--By JOHN FoRsrKR,
cloth, q 90. y CO - FETIF
Ny ROSeS-By VIRGINIA FRENCH, cloth, 81 CO.
Ny Wife and Mrs. II B. Stowe, cloth, 81 70.
Richard YAndermark-D by the Author OF "Rut.
ledge" cloth, 81 90.
The IoOSIcr SchoolmaSter EDWARD EG.
dI.EsToN, cloth, 81 %. st 1887 .'si
More than She could BeAr-Dy IIEGrER BEND.
BOW, cloth, $3.50. ,-...
Through the Looking Glass Illustrated, cloth,
- on.
The Noreia-By MARY Farm FLOYD, paper. 5Oc.
The Handy Volume Edition Of Dickens cloth,
Blade o. GraSs-By B. L. FARrEoN, paper, Sc.
A Leaf In the StOrm-By "Oueda," paper, SOC.
Lord Bantam-By author Of "Ginx'S Baby"
paper, 25c.
Life Of Col. James Fisk, Jr.-papcr, zoe.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR lS7s-2Oc.
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NEXT Thursdy Is Birtkington's Wash
day.-RegiSEr efyesterday morning.
The anniversary also, Of o grand cdtas.
trophe in this city, in which the writer Of
the foregoing sustained the leading char
acter. About this time Cats begin to roost
high. t aFrtstfF~ l
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SUMMER GooDs,-We pay no attention
to the cost Of these Goods-a rare chance
Tor bargains at Henry Brues'.
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New styles, new scenery, new accessO
ries at the Partridge Gallery.
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Two Mason & Hamlin Organs for sale,
very cheap, ut Sheib's music store, Mon.
roe street. ~ VI
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Rustic Photographs, new styles, at the
Partridge Gallery.
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LoNsDALE and Fruit Of Loom Muslins
at 1s cents per yard, at Henry Brues'.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1s71-7s. a.i

Tho last Catalogue shows an attendance of III
Students at this Institution. Five dlsiInct De.
partments Of Instruction, with full corps Of
competent Professors. ~ "
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe.
mAtics, pure and applied; Psychology. Rthies
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Scienccs
&c.t &C., carefully and thoroughly taught Prac.
teal Chemistry, and Physics, Illustrated by an.
pLopEiate apparatus. Special advantages for tie
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF, Min.
efalogy, Geology and Conehology; together win
many specimens In other department. or NatufaI
location; good society.
FAIL TERN begins September 9Th. Winte,
December 6th. Spring, March 20th. Commence.
Boarding from $3 10 81 per week. -
Tuition, from SIS TO 81 per year. trit,s
For further particulars, inuulfe or ,tisti
a., ALRx. MARTIN, President
1eo AorgantoWn, West Va.
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CHEAP COUNTER Of White Goods and
Ladies' underwear, at prices that will
admit Of no competition, at Henry Brues'
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by lis +" ~ ~
narkable cures. So mild as to be saS ~, ~
beneficial to children, and yet SO sear rC %',
MS to eiIectually purge out the great "a
ruptions Of the blood, such as the scromIO",
and syphilitic contamination. Impuri,i".'
or diseases that have lurked in the sv.,"s1
for years, soon yield to this powerful Ss'a
lotc, and disappear. Hence its wond"ssI i
cures, many Of which arc publicly Know
Of ScrOfula, and all scrofuIous diseO'o.
Ulcers, EruptiOnS, and er,lptivN A.
orders Of the skin, Tumors, Blotcbass '
BOils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores 81
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErySiSSH'
ils, letter, Salt Rhcum, ScaIS
Head, RingWOrm, and internal III
ceratiOns Of the Uterus, Stomach
and ,Liver. It also cures Other con,
plants, TO which it would not seem c, rO
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, DySne ers.
sla, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart DiSe"1o
Female Weakness, DEBILITY. ana
LeucOrrh9a, when they are maniGstn s
tons Of the scrofllous poisons.
1t is an excellent rcStorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing ,ha
appetite and vigor of the digestive orSon,
it dissipates the depression and listless Ian.
guoroft the season. Even where no disordo,
appears, people feel better, and live ono~r
for cleansing the blood. The system move,
on with renewed vigor and new lease Of
lilG.
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A GENT WANTED.-THE Ma.
~ ~. TIONAI Life Insurance Company OF the
united States Of America wishes 70 employ an
a actN Agent to represent 1t In Wheeling and
o o5,.s LOWE IN West Virginia, and win make an
aS, contract with an efficient and rell.
aele man, guaranteeing liberal ana Continuous
commissions, with an efficient and FclIable man.
VINO VIII work personally for INSURANCE.
Address the Company, with letters OF recon-.
iebi4-eodAW Pt'A'
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DoCT0E WHITTIER, =
eos Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,

Longer located in Pittsburgh than any Chronic
iDisease Physician, 80 suocOssfully treats Veneer
eai Diseases, Nervous Debility, Impoteney, az
tai opportunities, lifetime experience, with
Ipurest drugs prepared In the establishment,
Ientee eases given up by others, no matter who
iAiled; tell your private trouble. Consultation
free. Send two stamps for medical essaysl
UTManhoOd, WomAnho0d, sent BY mail, Is
the curious, doubtful, or inqlisitiVe wish 10
KNOW, all about Self. Pollution, Prevention, Mar
kriage. Every young man and woman ought ID
Tread 1t Is q warning. The nervous, debIlItated
or partially impotGnt ara scientifically advised.
mRr7dAw
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THE Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy livers
upon the sea shore. 1t is perfectly pure and
sweet Ask for "IIazard b Caswell's Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by "
CAswRLL, HAZARD b CO.,
- New York. +,
N myA.TnFr-dAw
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TUESDAY. FERRUARY 2O, ls72.
Travellers Register.
DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
New Advertisements.

Grand Ball.
Executors Sale.
Just Received.
Clocks-0xtoby & Duftield,
Something New.
Washington Hall.
First Anniversary Ball.
j. B. Hughes.
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Tickets TO oil principal points in the East and
West can be procured u tie Union Ticket o lilee,
IN n'Luro House, and at the Station at Bridge.
noy9i General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply want felt for q real genuine good
article OF Soap at reasonable price, the under
signed isnow manufacturing such an article, d
all testify who have seen and used
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
4 blythe following Schedule on and AFTER No
Vember 10th, 1871, Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAyIs wEsT-LKAyEs
wheeling daily Wheeling daily
1inryi; II q ~ 1aalvls 1i z 2 N
Snm6erlAnd. ..G5s p. m. GAINESVILLE -. $40 p. IN
IBSaltmore.. $50 p. m. Newark. $50 p. m
washington, Sandueky. $50 p. m
u; C.:......1l:10 p. m. columbus. $40 p. m
philadelphia. 800 q, m. Cincinnati. 1000 p m
new foFk.....6iS 9, N. IChicago...... 7:s0 q. m
EAsT-LEAyEs WEsT-lHAyEs
wheeling daily 'Wheeliug daily
at...........4;60p m. At...........T:00 q. m
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
ratkerskurg ..4:2aa m. zanesyllle. li:20 g. m
cumberland. 300 q. m. Newark ..... l2:45 p. M
baltimore e. $3.50 q. m. Columbus. .2::20 p m
Washn City 1000 q. m. Sandusky. 600 y. m
philadelphia. lao p. m. Chicago. :. $50 a. m
New York. .44O p m. Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAVEs
wheeling daily 'WhOeling daily
at.........IO:4Sp p. m. at.!..,...... i:90 .. m
ARRlYEsA AT AlRIVKBAT q
Cumberland. 500 q. m. GAINESVILLE. ..6:l5a q. m
Parkersburg ..7:25 u. m. Newark. e. .!I1:4O a. m
DAillmOre. ..bdlo p. m. Columbus 80. GlO q. m
Philadelphia. li:30 p. m. Cincinnati.
saturdays excepted. Chicago 49,.
SSundAys executed.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATIONS.
EABT-LEkVEs WRaF-LEAvRs
wheeling daily SWheolIng daily
1880 q. m. at...........fl0 p. m
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. 1000 p. m. GAINESVILLE rio p. m
Cumberland .lO:i5 y. m. Newark. :. e. 1880 j. m
Sundays excepted. Columbus. .12:00 p. m,
Cincinnati.
Sundays excepted.
WHEELING, PITTS'G q BALI, DIVISION
Leaves Wheeling at 7:l0 q. m. and $40 p. m.
East bound Trains make connections ai
baltimore with tFains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
ington City, for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest
Tickets 10 all principal points can b. procured
At the office. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Tmnspo Baltimore
R.T. DRVRIRS,
nov2O General Agent, Wheeling
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.,M edIcaI.
Ayers
Sarsaparilla
RAedIcaI.

:. Is s. widely known
eaect9al remedies dis,
ever discovered "a,
cleansing the s ",
TEN and puri(yin",
tho blood IbSsss
stood the test Of
years with a con.
stanitlygrowingrrenn.
titatinn hosn,lo
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Buckingham's Dye.

Prico Ono Doll
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The report Of her death has since beer
confirmed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-05

fed to them. There can be little risk
in putting III small field of it. for if
it is not needed to feed green it can re-
main for seed, and with present prices
of rye and straw it cannot be very
Improbable crop. can not conceive
how MIR. Nelson could have come to
the conclusion that his milk or butter
was injured by green rye, for it is one
of the sweetest kinds of feed when
young and tender,a any one can prove
by simply chewing stalk of it for
few moments, and while cutting and
handling it it gives off a pleasant odor,
very unlike the dlsagreeable, pungent
smell of green Hungarian grass.
| have just delivered forty-pound
churning of butter, made this week,
chiefly from green rye, and several of
my patrons exclaimed when the boxes
We're opened, Glow sweet that butter
smells! | think your COWS have been at
pasture this week; :" which was mis-
take, for l have not yet turned out at
all, but have fed only hay, grain and
green rye And the more rye feed, the
better has been the quantity and
quality of the milk and butter,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-05

ting the matter, he gave the little bristly
ball kick with his foot, but immediately
jumped back on the other and begun to
pluck at his toes. This done, however, he
ran 10 the wall, and, taking up a stone,
speedily pounded the life out of tbs little
coiled-up ball. But poor Pincher was
still digging at his chops. Ted took him
III hand and began to pick too; and by
way Of doing 1t to better advantage he sat
down fat on the ground with his legs
apart, and pulling Pincher down ON his
back between them, began to operate on
his mouth.
Feeling curious to see the result, Invent
quietly down into the orchard. The lit
tie impromptu surgeon was so busy that
he didn't hear.
"Ted, what in the world are you up
to ?" Ted looked up with a jump and u
queer, distrustiul blink. "W hat are you
doing to Pincher ?"
"I'se gittin the hairs out NV his MOUTH
And then, his tongue once Embossed, i
an Pinch was goin' by, an we sawd u
woodchuek up in your apple-tree."
"A woodchuck!'
"Nc'us. There was another Oh the
groun' he ruined ch. This un,' point
ing to the crushed carcass "was in the
tiptop o the tree. knocked i'm out with
the pole. Pinch didn't wanter tech i'm,
he's got sech awful stiff hairs ~ holding up
quill three or four inches long with an
ugly black point, "Stuck all inter
Pinchy's mouth"
"Ted, you little goose Those are
quilts. That's hedgehog. Let's see
your foot"
Still sitting ON the ground, Ted held it
up. They sticked into it. Pso pulled
'em all out but un, though" But that one
was buried full half an inch in the ball of
his great toe. | had to pull hard to get it
out And yet, this little sev"nyear-old
chap had sat uncomplainingly down with
that sharp quill in his toe 10 relieve Pinch
er first.
| helped clear Piasher's mouth, and ad-
vised them to steer clear Of hedgehogs in
future. G. A. STEPHENS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-05
Rye for SOiling.

A correspondent Of the New England
Farmer writes:
Il find an extract from the Rural
New Yorker on the subject of feeding
green rye to stock. The writer, Mr.. |.
d, G. Nelson, of Fort Wayne, Indiana,
says he has grown rye for Il number of
years, and considers it a valuable early
spring and summer feed for all kinds
Of stock except milch cows. He con-
slders it his duty to caution dairy men
against its use. as he finds that 1t i'm
parts very disagreeable odOr to the
milk and butter Now ] consider 1T
my duty, after a two years trial of
green rye for mich COWS, to say that 1t
does not impart any disagreeable odor
70 either the milk or the butter. l
sowed enough rye last fall, at three
different times, to give me all that |
could feed to my stock while it would
be soft and tender. On account of the
popularity of the season, this spring 1t
has not lasted III feeding condition rs
long as it would had the weather been
different. The spring was extremely
liry till the 18th of May, so that therye
old not thcken up, as it would have
done had tn re been more ram, and then
When the showers came it heated right
ont and was soon to hard for good feed.
Last year | commenced cutting the Sth
Ct May, and had il thick enough to
make a good swath. This year the
arst was cut on the Goth of the month,
and il was too thin to be Of the best
quality. The later sowiugs are much
better. I have cut enough to day
June 5,-that was lodged, to last prob
aoly a week. My COWS are very fond
81 1t. They eat it very much better
tAan they ever did any kind OF millet.
As soon as they commenced eating IT.
tAey Increased in their quantity OF
milk to a large degree. And the but
Yer made from them is Of much better
color, and certainly of as good quality
e could be made from any KIND Of
Iced, except the best pasture
grasses. l have much faith In
rve as soihng crop, and shall
continue to raise it in the future. 1t
t~ts but few weeks at most, but
While it is in feeding condiuon,it is one
the best crops | raise, judging by
.4e quantity and quality of milk and
atter produced. as well As by the Way
-a COWS uue tout III light when II was
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-05
Humorous.


Why are blacksmiths always wicked
menl Because they are given to vice.
"Do YOU enjoy good health, Zach
aryf" Why, yes, to be sure; who
doesn'ta"
A CoUNTRYMAN saw skeleton of
donkey i'll local museum. :" How odd
We look without flesh !" he said.
A sCHooLMAsTER. on being asked
what was meant by the weird )rti flea
ton, answered, 1.-Two twentitications
make a ratification.
"MAssA CHRlsTopHER COLUMBUS was
queer man," said negro orator; ga
notion crossed hun one day and then
he crossed an ocean"
THERE is more truth than poetry in
the following live from an advertise
ment: Babies after having taken
one bottle of my soothing syrup will
never cry any more
The following notice is posted con-
spicuously in a newspaper office out
west: shut the door; and as soon
rs you have done talking business
serve your mouth in the same way
q resort to wine to stimulate my
wits, said young spendthrift to an
old one. "Ah," said the veteran,
"that is the way ! began, but now l
have to resort to my wits to get my
wine
A PLUMBER had an Irish lad in his
employ, and one day having occasion
for piece of zinc ordered him to get
one twelve inches square. Yes, sir,
said Pat, "twelve inches square, but
how long2"
LADY correspondent of Los An
geles paper, describing the delights of
a southern sea side visit, paints the
following pleasant picture: "There
are flies in the honey, beetle in the
sugar, rattlesnakes under the pillow,
and skunks running..over your feet.
THE walters who carry lunches to the
rooms at Congress Hall, say it would
worry hired man To stow away the
corned beef, and pork and beans that
the young ladies call for between their
regular meals of water, ices and sponge
cake.
THE worst charade ever made: My
first is the name of a peculiar kind of
butter, m second of n peculiar kind
of hquor and my whole is the name of
a portion of familiar weapon; what is
my namei Answer-ramrod. Ram is
the peculiar kind of but er and rod
goes for the lick-her.
Az freshman called on n lady and
gentleman, in whose employ he was,
for the purpose OF getting some tea and
tobacco. II had drame, last night
yer honor" said he to the gentleman.
"What was it, Pat 2" why. ! drained
that yer honor made me present of
pound of tobaccy, and her ladyship
there-heaven bless her--gave mesome
tay for the good wife" "Ah, Pat,
dreams go by the contraries, you
know" said the gentleman. "talth,
and they may that, said Pat; $50 her
ladyship is to give the tobaccy, and his
honor the tay.'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-09-05
Personal Items.

A BROTHER of the Marquis of Lorne
is shortly to be married to Miss
Claughton, daughter of the Right Rev.
Bishop Of Rochester, and younger Sis
ter of the Hon Mrs. Arson, of Lon
don.
Mr.. SAGER, the Rabbi of the Jewish
Synagogue in Mobile, has renowned
the Hebrew faith, embraced Christian
ity, and united with the Baptists The
change was owing to his study OF the
New Testament
DICKENS received over 100000 for
Little Dorrit." But Douglas Jerrold
received only Gl0 for Black-Eyed
Susan the most popular drama on
the English stage, and died leaving
his family without sixpence.
A CURIOUS petition has been forward
ed to the President of the French Re-
public by one Melaine Forest, washer
woman, who demands n pension be-
cause In 1913 she was wounded by
bullet intended for Nj. Theirs.
Ir is stated from Rome that the
Pope, if he lives so long, Will raise
several prelates to the dignity OF Car
dinal on the Feast of All Saints, the
1st of November.
CHICAGO has Scandinavian popula-
ton of 43, 600.
J. r. OsGooD, the publisher, has gone
to Europe, where he will remain about
two months.
WE read of marble statue Of Jocha-
bad, the Mother of Moses, made by
Mr.. Franklin Simmons, for n citizen Of
Boston.
A Mr.. THoRP, who keeps an Ameri-
can bar and restaurant l.. Paris, is
said to have made $50, 900 in his bust
ness since 1869
KossUTH declines the position of q
representative in the Hungarian Diet.
GRACE Greenwood will visit her
friends in Boston, and then return to
Colorado.
PROF. TYNDALL, the English scien-
inst, viii visit New York IN the coming
Autumn.
The death is announced of Adolpe
Fueroult, chief editor of the Paris Opin
ion Rationale
The Crown Princess Victoria OF
Prussia has offered prize Of $4,000
for the best essay on advancing the
material prosperity of worklngwomen.
MRs. GES. Robert ANDERSON has
arrived in Liverpool and started for
Florence, where, she will hereafter re-
side
Two ENGLISH ladies, sojourning at
Catskill for the summer, walked no
less than eighteen miles in one day, last
week, for exercise.
Why is dancing like new milk Be
cause it strengthens the calves
Mr.. CAIRxs,a brother OF Lord Cairns,
has assumed the position Of Governor
OF British Honduras, which is now
crown colony