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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal OFcer
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. 10, 1872 10 am. I
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwHNTYPorR
HoURs.-The highest barometer has continued
over the New England states though fallen:
the lowest, which was over the North Carolina
coast, is now probably central, some distance
on the New Jersey coast the pressure has con-
tlnued diminishing from the western gulf to the
lakes, and is lowest over eastern Kansas and
Nebraska; cloudy weather has prevailed very
generally over the Atlantic states, with rain
south OF New Jersey; light southerly to easterly
winds, with partially cloudy weather and rising
temperature, are very generally reported from
the western gulf to the lower lakes; brisk and
nigh northeasterly winds have prevailed from
Cape Hatteras to Cape Cod, but have now di-
mibished to brisk and very fresh, and backed
more to northerly; clear weather, with rising
barometer, prevailed at San Francisco, cloudy
weather at Portland, Oregon, and San Diego.
whence reports have not been received this
morning.
PROBABILITIEs.-The low barometer Off the
New Jersey coast continues moving northeast
wardly, with brisk nOrtherly winds along the
New England coast to-day, backing to north
westerly, with clearing weather tonight; clear
and clearing weather for the south Atlantic and
middle states to-day; the barometer continues
railing from the gulf to the lakes, with southerly
10 easterly winds; increased cloudness and prob
ably threatening weather, the lowest moving
eastward over Missouri; rising barometer with
northwesterly winds prevail over the north west
this afternoon and to- night.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATI RDAY..........Febru 10, ls72.

At the second meeting of the "Amsrican
Association for the Cure OF Insbriates, recently
held in New York, DR.. Joseph Parrish delivered
an essay, the result Of his long experience in the
care of inebriates- He divides the latter into
three classes; the first confirmed inebriates, or
professional debauchees, whose purposes In life
seem to be limited to the qualification of appe-
titles OF passions; the second is the emotional
class, who are described as persons 90 without a
decided intention to do wrong. and without any
abb ling purpose to do right, and who are tn !.
victims of their own moral weak ness or of the
cupidity or recklessness of others" and the
third are accidental inebriates-'s men of good
principles and character, who know and ac-
knowledge their infirmitv and endeavor to over
come IL. Students, authors, statesmen and over
worked business men furnish a considerable per-
Centage of this class" The majority of the
Fl st class, according to DIR. Parrish are incura-
be, and he recommends that such persons be
detained in special hospitals. OF this class DIR.
Il. has had eighty-fOur under his care twenty
four of whom improved SO to be capable of
Partially attending to business; seven were rad
iCally cured, and two became insane OF the
ecOnd class, the Doctor has had as patients
seventy-two, of whom forty-two were so i'm
proved as to attend most of their time to their
affairs, and twenty-one were cured of their
infrmity. He has had in charge, of the third
class, sixty-six persons, forty-seven of whom
were entirely cured and sixteen OF whom are
nearly so.
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Justice Ledwith, of New York, administered
atevere but merited rebuke to the police a few
days since in dismissng the charge against ff-
teen miserable prostitutes arrested in the streets
On the night previous. Addressing the captain
of police who ordered the arrests, the Judge said
that while inscriptions politicians might MAKE
1T their business to have poor women arrested
for biaekmailing purposes, he could not be an
accompllce In any such scheme. The arrest of
these miserable women on no other charge than
that OF street-walking is doubtless made by the
police to get up cheap reputation for vigil
lance and activity, and to divert public atten-
ton from crimes of greater magnitude which
are being committed nightly by persons who can
afford to pay handsomely for the non-interfer-
ence of the officers of the law
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Cengress and the administration are alike in
treating the British fare-up about the treaty
quite eoolly. We have the advantage of position.
We stand by the treaty, and propose to submit
to the decision of the arbiters on all the points
OF difference between the two countries. If
England repudiates the treaty, it is her lookout.
liz will not necessitate war, but will generate
bad blood; and England will place herself in
the awkward position OF having our claims con-
stantly hanging over her head: a Damocles
sword likely to fall upon her at any inopportune
moment.
We can have no sympathy, OF course, with the
attempt OF the tories to make capital out of the
matter 10 the disadvantage of the Gladstone
government, but if that government Is NOT
strong enough to sustain itself in carrying out
the provisions Of just treaty, it deserves to
20 under.
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The failure of the amnesty bill with Mr. sum
ners equal rights amendment, in the Senate
yesterday, is, We apprehend, fatal to the passage
Of any amnesty bin this session. Mr.. Trumbull
will, it is understood, present a new amnesty
bill on Monday; but Mr.. Sumner will quite GER.
tainly move to tack on his equal rights amend
ment, and that amendment will, there is no
doubt, get two or three more votes than when it
was last adopted, ensuring its success again,
while the amnesty bill 30 amended will not re-
ceive any additional votes to bring it up to the
requisite two thirds.
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Some nervous person out west writes to the
Cincinnati Enquirer to express the opinion that
the Grand Duke Alexis did not come to America
solely to hunt bufaloes and see our great cities,
Sit ito act the part of spy, sent over by the
foreign powers" He hopes the people Z" will be
on their guard, and not give him any informa-
Ion that may harm the welfare OF the country. !"
Gracious goodnessi
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.-yirginia 6's old, con-
pOns, Sc; do consolidated, IS. West Virginia.
1s-all bids. Others unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.-COtton firmer; low mid
oiings, Zx. Flour active and higher; city
mills advanced 25c.:-Howard street, TAI x; do.
family, 40; city mills superfne, 6s7 d; do.
extra, sa,A; western superfine, easy; extra,
vans Corn nom nsneI no r raeeg.
of southern; mixed western, 6sH. Oats more
active; Sass. Rye quiet and unchanged. Ba-
con firm and unchanged; hams, a. Lard
steady; 9A. Western butter active, and prices
unchanged. Whisky firm; 93K.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-StOcks steady. Gov
eInments quiet. Money firm, Cal. GOldstrong,
NA. Virginia 6's, Sc; new, 81. North Carroll
mas, 32h; new, rs. Exchange, long, 81; short,
%:
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat less excited and nominally unchanged in
price. Corn quiet and firm.
PARIS, Feb. 10-Rentes Sc francs 80 confines
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1.S0 p. m.-Consols closed
at 92 for money, and 92s for account. Bonds of
ls62, 91a; 1866, old, 91h; 1867, ely; 1O-iO's,
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DETERMINED SUICIDE-William Kline q
Chicago bookkeeper, attempted to commit sui
eide on Thursday night by taking chlOroform
and lsudanum His condition was discovered
In time to administer successfully the necessary
antidotes. He was taken to the hospital where
during the night, he obtained more poison, and
was found dead in the morning with bottle of
laudanum by his side
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~Thomas Scott is reported to receive $780,
600 a year as the sum of his united salaries from
the railroads which center in him.
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FINANCIAL AND COMuERuIAL

The excitement of the past few days growing
out Of the Alabama claims controversy subsidized
yesterday, and the London money market
opened with an improved tone. with the new
United States i've per cents. up to $50, from
SGxaS6l the day before. In the New York
money market better feeling prevailed; gov
ernment bonds were strong, and the stock mar
ket opened with q slight advance in prices.
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Governmeus Securities.
stock ReDOPt

by FronIIin Telegraph Company, coo Pa oreuue. I
:, NEW YoHE, Feb. lO-First Beard.-io.0 a. M
Hos uis. s.. 1851 coupon, iItA s.1s, q, coupon.
III SOS ass, 8, COUPON, ilsS sss, g. ssu eon:
{g ,S Nj 800 g, scnpon. lIl lo1es, coupon,
Canton: 8; western Union Telegraph. 7is. Quick.
silver, 81; Pacific Mail. $50: Adams Express, s3;
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, Is: American Ex-
press $50: United States Express, ssX; New York
Central am Hudson, Gn New York Central Scrip,
S1s Erie, Sf Harlem, ia Reading, ll3sf: Michi-
gan Central, ms Lake Shore Michigan Southern,
A.; Union Pscfc Railroad, 81: Illinois Central,
81; Cleveland & Pitteburg, %; Northwest, AZ:
Northwest ,pref'd, 9e,l; New Jersey Central, no;
Rock lsland. ma Milwaukee and ST. Paul, $50 !;
ware. LackawanHs 4 Western, 1857; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed, @h Hannibal and St. Joseph, az !;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 49,; Columbus.
chicago q Indiana Cent 22f; Tennessee 6's old,
,ol Bonds. 81 North Carolisa IS, old. s'1S; North
cifc Bonds, 1902; Union Pacific lst Bonds eiE
Gold, llO5l Market quiet 49,
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BIZAINE's TRRAcBRpy-The p.,,. p.,-..
says the committee OF the national asemblv
which 70 investigating the facts Connected wifi
the capitulation OF the French Notifications and
armies during the recent war has obtained
proof Of Marshal Bazaine's treschery to the
Iepubilc.
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WAR RUSSIA London dispatch saye War
risks are taken on American vessels In the
Manila trade, In consequences Of the apprehen-
sisns raised by the Alabama claims controversy.
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REV. PETER CA:rwRIeHT vas stricken with
paralysis on Monday last IT his home, Pleasant
Mills, ILL.,, and his recovery b hopeless. He Is
s. years old, and has been in the ministry axty-
eight yexrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-10

~Right Hon. Henry Bouverie Brand, the
ministerial candidate, was elected speaker OF
the British House Of Commons yesterday without
Cpposition.
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B4IPKRY IN TIE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURES.
The Congressional committee In New Orleans
examined ten witnesses yesterday. Positive
testimony was elected as TO the bribery Of ms.-
bers, and the psodus operan5 az ,.,,,r, ,,,.I.
jobs through the legislAf-,,a t ge.ang ne.lo
OF members and re re amount ns,d esc IN: nAmes
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FRESH EXCITEMENT IN SALT LAKE CITY.
A telegram from Salt Lake City last night,
says" Much surprise ana regret has been ex-
pressed to- day among the Gentiles upon learn
ing that Minister De Long and the Japanese
Embassy. with the exception of the principal
ambassador, who was indisposed, had called
upon Brigham Young. 1t Is contended that
since Young is not occupying any recognized
official position, and is prisoner charged with
murder, De Long, as the representative Of the
United States to foreign Power, has made
serious mistake in this visit, inasmuch as il
compromises the honor OF the federal govern
ment and Minister De Longs high position.
The feeling tonight in regard to the subject Is
so exciting that some subscribers to the banquet
have withdrawn their Names"
THE BROKEN RING.-In New York yesterday,
Tweed testified at the investigation of State
Senator Wood that he merely loaned Wood
$4,000, for which he still holds Woods note.
1t rs said Mayor Hall would be present in the
court OF general term to-day, and demand to be
informed whether he is indicted or not. There
is no truth in the rumor that the district attor-
ney is considering the propriety of compro-
missing with Tweed, Sweeny, Connolly and as
socates for four or five millions. Sweeny is still
in Canada.
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VACCINATION SrATIsTrcs.-ic the Prussian
army, IN 1873, out OF % $50 persons revaccinat-
ed In IL se2 cases the vaccine "took (" and of the
remainder the experiment was successful with
log on another trial or the entire number
thus vaecinated only one afterward had the
yariOloid and net one the smallpox.
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SETTLING A RELIGIOUS DIsPUrE--Alfred
Dana, OF Albany, n. Y, who Is Methodist, in
a reiigious quarrel with his wife, who Is Gath
ol,e, beat her 80 severity on Thursday night with
z brick Chat her life is despaired of.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.

LOAN OFFICES.
SPECIAL NOTrGEi
HEDZBERG's LOAN OFFICE.
Established in the District in Iss2,is
REMOVED TO 62I STREET,
BETWEEN 6TB AND Urn STREETS NV,
One Block Above the Former Stand.
In connection with my Loan once have opened
asALkSROOM for the sale Of Unredeemed Mer-
two entrances fronting two separate streets,
which makes this the best priv ate Loan Once in the
District. Having been established in this city for
twenty years, need only refer 20 The transactions
u the past as a guarantee for the future.
Charles HERZBERG.
LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM,
626 Louisiana avenue and 62l G street,
Jan9-5m Between 9th snd 7th streets n. W.
~ . e
CAR0S LOAN OFFICE AND Bazaar,
No. Ga PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 9Th and 10th streets,
Has decided to sell of his Entire Stock in Vine
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, <rSN
klkGS. and yEWELRY, GENTS FUR
klsHING GOODS, in order TO make ~ u
change. ,anis n
COHENs LOAN OFFICE, eo1.e1 Of Ia sfrest
York avenue, The most private loan once
in the city. Money loaned at the lowest RATIO q
OF interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Disraonds
Plate and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies and
Gentlemens Clothing, Carp and all articles Of
value. All goods kept one year. j9-tr
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BANKERS.

BANK Frs.
THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AM
Il TRUST COMPANY
Banking House, No. 1907 Pennsylvauia ayeau.
opposite the Treasury,
PAYS SIN PER CENT. INTEREST
IHfers0 B,giHs rae Isl Of EdrS M0s~s
PAYS FOUR PER CENT. on business arcouats
from date Of deposit
iSSEeS Csrfttoatss OF Deposit bearing 6 ana A mar
cent. interest. ava ilsble ANYWHERE
HAS BRANCH OFFICES ia all large towns ana
cities OF the South and Southwest
Bank HoErs, 2 a DI. 20 D. al
Open "Wednesday and Saturday nights from az a.
SO cos 90 receive deposits only. Call NJ the tak
or .. nd for COPY OF the Charter aud By laws M Iv
MDDLEToN q 60,
BA MIXERS,
l421 y street, 1.-TWO doors from u g. Treasury n
partm-nt,1
WASHINGTON, n. q.
Receive Deposits and transact . General BANKING
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken and dive,
al par 10 our depOsitors.
Information cheerfully furnished in relation
securities.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims Whore all the United States Department.
deloif6 MIDDLETON 90.
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MEDICAL, &c.

o.
nB. LEoH, No. IN street, above 7th, can be
y consulted privately and confdentiaiiy BY Ladies
any complaint peculiar to tksir SEX The Doctor =
the oldest Female Physician in the city,
s.sSsis:is. oRdxSic AND Skin Z DisHaskss
OekHD. jaAs0tr
FEnALI DISEASES treated and Connnenent
No. SO 'f issh s :sssss Iii 81
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3 can a e. Sss oS:s.. e s.s
1
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Hospits, ana Ir:ctics Of tlss yesr. s.sas sssS
male and female, he Co warraaf . cure in 8 few
.B:..upon the recsipt q 90. sdvsos asd nsSs-
enc VII Pc sent q express. He warrants % cure
Df65HSS9F T s. kks .IIIasCH fSSM;5ESs: SIFEJN
80 y 3D.: 49,. q 4 s s::::
49, Sss:,ts - H~s.1 dises.Ssd
Sold IN Washinetoa by WI. B. IRHW IsLI.
Prss d 90 800 So.. - y N s''s'A Ast;;s
CIRCULATiNd LT6EAIf-Tne W,.hio.,o.
Sr.rs fSr :sS q ss' sss q hf
er.ry contain over 1900 volumes; enbrseine IN X
sSy: ss:n::: iS.s.s !: isssssa S y he
RO016 AND sHS6s.
.wsses selling oar eassss stoek a Fan - v,,s.r
So0Ds p cos 70 make rooa Tor SSrinG -
sssso boOs ss Ss an sn 3 sss Tat
..,.. Jo1N A06SRIAA . SON.
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OFFICE POS! AND pLPoJ OOnAIssARr

se.led proyos.i. = euslcsss. vim Be resolves
SSHsH s:i ooRHED BEEF and MUTTON re.
9alrsd q this de Ios eo..secins Agrii ISL. In
G-sg G. BELL, c. o., V.sA.
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Wonders Of the Universe

What assertions will make one believe
that in one second of time, one beat of the
pendulum of a clock, ray of light travels
over 1872, 1000 miles, and would therefore
perform the tour of the world in about the
same time that it requires to wink with
our eyelids, and in much less than swift
runner occupies in taking single stride !!
What mortal can be made to believe, with
out demonstration, that the sun is almost a
million times larger than the Earth ?-and
that, although so remote from us, cannon
ball shot directly toward it and maintain
ing its full speed, would be twenty years
in reaching it, yet it affects the Earth by
its attraction in an appreciable instant of
time We would not ask for demonstra-
tion, when told that gnat's wing, in its
ordinary fight, beats many hundred times
in second ?--or that there exist animated
and regularly organized beings, many thous-
ands of whose bodies laid together would
not extend an inch ? But what are these
to the astonishing truths which modern
optical inquiries have disclosed, which
teach that every point of a medium through
which ray of light passes is affected with
succession of periodical movements; regu-
larly recurring at equal intervals, no less
than five hundred million of millions of
times in single second That it is by
such movements communicated to the
nerves of the eye that we see; nay, more,
that it is the difference in the frequency Of
their recurrence which affect us with the
sense of the diversity Of color? That, fol
instance, in acquiring the sensation of red
ness, our eyes are affected four hundred
and eighty-two million Of millions of timei
--of yellowness, five hundred and forty-on'
million of millions times-and of violet
seven hundred and seven millions of time
per second? Do not such things sounC
more like the rawlings of madmen than thu
sober conclusions of people in their waking
senses? They are, nevertheless, conclu
sions TO which any one may most certainly
arrive, who win only be at the trouble o.
examining the chain of reasoning by whicl
they have been obtained. a. i6 at.f
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PERRY COUNTY
Real Estate. Insurance.
AND
CLAIM AGENCY.
LEWIS POTTER & co.,
Real Estate Brokers, Insurance, & Claim Agent
New Bloomfield, Pa.

WEINvITE the attention of buyers and sell
w ers to the advantages we offer them in pur-
chasing or disposng of real estate through our Of
flee.
We have a very large list OF deslrab property,
consisting OF farms, town property, mills, store
and tavern stands, and real estate Of any descrip-
tion which we are prepared to offer at great bar
gains We advertise our property very extensive
y and use all our efforts skill, and diligence to
effect sale. We make no charges unless the
property Is sold while registered with u.s. We also
draw up deeds bonds mortgages, andall legal pa
pers at moderate rates.
Some of the best, cheapest and most reliable
fire, life, and cattle insurance companies in the
United States are represented at this agency
Property insured either on the cash or mutual
plan, and perpetually at "a and S5 per thousand.
Pensions, bounties, and all kinds Of war claims
collected. There are thousands of soldiers and
heirs OF soldiers who are entitled to pensions and
bounty, who have never made application. Sol
ders, II you were wounded, ruptured. Orcontract-
ed disease In the service from which you are dis
abled, you are entitled to a pension.
When widows OF soldiers die or marry the minor
children are entitled TO the pension
Parties having any business to transact in our
line are respectfully invited to give us call as
we are confident we can render satisfaction in any
branch of our business.
AB- No charge for information.
420ly LEWIS POTTER Il co.
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her auditors. But when the hour for re-
firing arrived, the unpleasant feelings of
the two seniors were revived
II trust you win pass the night with u.s."
said Mr.. Greyling, civilly.
"Why, where else should / pass it P'
every well, SIR" replied Greyling.
"When you are ready, will light you to
your room--the blue chamber"
"I am very much obliged to you, SIR"
retorted Bellenden, "but if it's all the
same to you, prefer to select, my own
sleeping apartment.
"Sir, I wish you very good night !"
said Greyling taking up lamp, and sweep
ing out of the room, followed, by his wife
and daughter
1" Extraordinary growled Bellenden.
Hang me, if / ever saw, read or heard of
such immeasurable impudence?" sgI..
The next morning, Mr.. Bellenden, senior,
was up betimes, and walking in his garden.
He was soon joined by Mr.. Greyling, who
appeared to have passed feverish night
The two old gentlemen saluted each other
stiffly. m ...a .I......
81 hope you have passed good night,
sir,' said Mr.. Bellenden. l,
"I didn't sleep wink" said Mr.. Grey
ling. t.la. ...I.. .l.
"Indeedp am distressed to learn it."
"Mr. Bellenden, sir, it is very evident
that, although your son and agree very
we'll together, you and cannot exist under
the safe roof" ps.i.l ...ltld I'D.
"Indeed And l presume" said Mr..
Bellenden, ironically, :" that you are about
to suggest the expediency of my taking up
your conduct yesterday, should judge you
quite capable of such proposition" @
"Mr. Bellenden, as lawyer, you must
be aware that have a right to make it."
"a right to make it,
&c Yes, sir, but scorn to do so, and /
merely came to give you notice, that 1 shall
vacate your premises to-day, leaving it to
your sense of justice to record me reasona-
BILE damages" .iss.. .r.u..... .....
Reasonable damages p cried Bellenden,
furiously. "Haven't you taken up your
quarters here, bag and baggage-ordered
my servants about--appropriated what
rooms you saw fit to your use-cut boquets
out of my garden, sent presents of fruits and
vegetables to your friends in town, acted,
in word, as ifyou were master here, and
now you talk of damages p
Il
"Well, sirp' roared Mr.. Greyling
Haven't paid the rent in advance p'
"The rent in advance You're crazy,
old fellow -
But at this crisis appeared young Bel
lenden, alarmed, abashed and penitent
He made full confession of the trick ehe
had perpetrated, and then stood, culprit
like, trembling, and covered with confusion
The two old gentlemen eyed each Other
for a moment, then burst into hearty fl
of laughter, and shook hands cordially. The
young scape-grace who had occasioned al
the trouble was pardoned, and his fathe
agreed to discharge his debts on his pledge
of making good husband to Julia Grey
ling. The young couple took up their abod,
in the Bellenden villa, and young Bel
lenden says he at least made one good spec
ulation.
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Geographical Enigma No. 3.

l am composed of Is letters;
N.Y., II, 6, IS and is an Island In the
Pacific.
My o, 8, 8 and 10 is Cape extending into
'' the Atlantic. IN.t
My 10, 8, 12, IA and is the name of Islands
.a in the Atlantic. .,.... .unt ..,.. .u....
My @, /, 4, IA, 2, Is and 10 is the name of
river north of this State. ...
My7,5 4, II and is the name of river
south of this State.
Ny 5, 4, ID, 8, and 12 is the name of river
on the Eastern Hemisphere.
My whole is the name of person prominent
in American history.