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The New York herald., 1873-10-15
CATHOLIC DEDICATION.
ImpcsinE Dedication by the Diocese or
Philadelphia a-Impostng Ceremonies
and Brilliant Music.

Imposing Dedica alton by tho Diocese OF
PhiIade Iphi la a-Imposing Ceremonies
and Brilliant Music.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA, 1873.
The cathedral OF st. Peter and st. Paul will to-
morrow be the scene OF one OF the most solemn
sacred and imposing ceremonies ever witnessed IN
the United States. 1t is the first Of those dedica-
tions to the Sacred Heart OF Christ. Tomorrow,
October 1 is the feast honor OF st. Theresa and
1t is this day which the Catholics have selected in
order to call down upon themselves, their clergy,
their religious and faithful people, special
benedicton, to consecrate the diocese, its
churches, as well as its institutions Of
learning and charity to the Sacred
Heart. To this end they will celebrate in their
cathedral a solemn Pontiflcal mass. in which all
the clergy OF the diocese both religious and secular
along with the community OF Brahen; the semin-
aries, theological, philosophical and preparatory
departments will play a most conspicuous part
besides generous deputation from all the houses
OF their religious orders OF women.
The conservation will take place Immediately
cession, comprehending all the elements and
orders mentioned above, will be formed, and
march to the cathedral In the following order:-
Master OF Ceremonies.
Brothers OF the Christian Schools.
Students OF Theological and other semlnaries.
Reverend Clergy.
Very Reverend Clergy
Right Reverend Bishops rom other dioceseS,
as follows:
Right Reverend James F. Wood, D. D.,
Bishop OF Philadelphia, Pa.
Right Reverend William O'Hara, ID. D.,
Bishop of Scranton, Pa.
Right Reverend August M. Verot, ID. D.,
Bishop OF savannah, Ga.
Right Reverend 5. f. Shanahan, d. D.,
Bishop OF Harrisburgh. Pa.
Right Reverend August Nj. GoebDe, D. D.,
Bishop OF Covlngton, KY.
Within the cathedral, upon the approach of the
procession, VIII be assembled the following asso-
Citations OF women
Nuns OF the Good Shepherd.
Sisters OF ST. Joseph
Sisters OF the immaculate Heart OF Mary.
sisters OF NOtre Dame.
Sisters OF Mercy.
Sisters OF the Holy Child Jesus.
School sisters OF Notre Dame
Sisters OF the Third order ST. Francis.
Little Sisters oil the Poor.
These female orders in all embrace over 45O per.
sons, and along with the priests, the bishops and
the students Will throng the cathedral with bril-
liant and glorious pageant
The sermon viii be delivered by the Rev. Ber-
nard Mcguire, of Washington, ID. Z.
The musical part OF the programme will be excel
lent. An admirable orchestra has been engaged,
which, under the management of an accomplished
conductor, will accompany chorus OF hundreds
OF voices TO the beautiful measures or MoZart's
Twelfth Mass.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
SAILED.

Steamships MORO Castle for Havana; weybosset Cape
:3;syen IA and Gonaiyes; Leo, savannah; James Adger,
Richmond, 40; 6arKs doneoraia 1us,, Queenstown Or
metIa laeTJ stettin Hero Mor Havre; Hoppe q .nss S
lsrl Bristol; Abraham AUS, NewcssIe Cs- Hrsh1 sl
Bremen Alfen Norl Gloucester; brgs Giaco, mo He
GER, Queenstown Falmouth Mary CeIes' "a; LEO
ia; Emily Qsr) Arroyo PR Maria Lehman % ng Fd srod,
erckstadt; w ii Bickmore, Savannah; Sc Jauh risu-
Demerara Somerset, Monte Crsto as tes Es
Vessels anchored at Quarantine ou. ..sss pNa
Lorenzo for Queenstown Allianc1 Tware pounu-paihs
rickstad IA Aenmann. ior rreu-
Wind at sunset, WSW.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

schr Exeter, Pendleton. Rondout for Boston.
schr Garland. Libby. Hoboken Tor Boston.
schr Mary Means, Parker, Hoboken for Boston.
schr 4 Stanley, Bennett, New York for Boston
schr Jed Frye, Port johnson for Boston.
schr Wind, Warwick, Trenton for Warren.
Schr Leonnne, Facemyer, Rondout for Boston.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
A CHAMPIONSHIP BOAT RACE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. ID, 1873
boat race OF two miles, ior q silver cup and the
championship OF the harbor, was rowed this morn.
ing by G. NJ. Henry, the present champion. and
John Kennedy. The race was won by Henry in
sixteen minutes and iorty seconds.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac sor New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ SAILS IDestination.
Sieunler

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-03-20

Htp"tHcdN'
An Indian City in the Forests of Peru
The city Of Iluatiumio proved to bo Q
group Of seven large shed pcrcAea qMong
puutaius and banqnnqs, divided into stalls,
aud atfordiug shelter for a hundred iRdi'
yduals, The most sordid dcstiIqIiOn- il
ignorance of comfort eau be called destitu.
reignc4 everywhere AROUND The
women we're especially hidoops, aud on re-
ceipt Of presents Of small bells aud large
needles became additionally dlSagrcCablc in
thcir antics of gratitude. Tue bells were
quickly inserted in their ears, aud soou
the whole village was 10 tiutiEuqbuhtior.
A night was passed in tue hospitality Of
these barbarians, who yacatgl their lar
ge,t cabin for their guests A rcpast was
served, consisting Of Stcwcd monkey; no
salt was used in The cookery, bgt on bO
other band . dose Of pmcpto was thrown
10, which brought tears 10 the eyes Of tue
strangers and made them run to tlc wa
tcrjar as if save their lives The even
ing was spept lp \ general conversation
viii he sIriditls, who wore caqlEletsly
piysliacd BY thqtorm aud properties ot 2
candle Rlich Mr. Marooy drew from bis
ttaggage aud igaiLoa The8lld dme1 pelItst
edit from hand to hand, e&alll9lpg II, agd
lsipgeipg thanselSes.i ia igrn. l sae.lst s.l J,
marvel glgiHe 'sheet'Ut paper on RiiictI
the artist csSayed aportrar OF one Of lll'
hosts. The finished sketch did not appear
to attract them at ALL or to ra'Ie IN 'AclF
niqds the talo'est association VITA the Au'
mun iOrm; but the texture and wAl'enesS
Of the sheet %cl'ed their lively adm''a-
'ion, and they passed it from Que to an0tl
cr with many eScan!lIon' OF wonder =
Meantime, a number Of questions were
suggested and proposed through iFc inter
prefer
The t9rma|l'y Of marriage among the
Siriniris was found 10 be quite unknown,
the most rudlncn'ary idea OF divine ToF-
ship co4Id not be discovered; the treat
meot of the aged was shown to be con
temptous and DegIcctlul ia tue extreme;
aud tile liues Of demacration with the
beasts seemed TO be but fecbly traced =
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The Last Dance.

During the occgpaucy Of the city OF
ldosyow BY the ErrncA army, ? party Ol
Jdcers aud soldiers, determined to have u
military loyeG, aud Ior this purpose chose
tie deserted palace Of d noOIeman. That
night the ely was set on ire AS the sun
scpt down thcybcgau TO assemble The
women who followed the fortunes Of the
French army were decorated for the oocca'
ion. The gaycot aud nOOest OF the army
we're there, aud mcrrIncut reigucd oyer
.he crowd.
During the dance the FIRE rapidly aP'
preached tbcm; they say it coming but
,tcli no fear Al lrngth lhs building next
20 Tue Que iley occupied was on FIRE, Go,
pg to the windows, they gaT.d upon the
NiioHs.dt Gtss which swept over ~ zee cry,
and then returned to Their amusement.
Again qnd again they left Their
pleasure to watch the progress Of M tag
flames, AT length the dpuce ceased aud
the necessity of'Ieaying the scene Of :ncr'
rineut became apparent 70 all. They
were eaycloped il a food Of fire, and gos.
ed on With deep aud qwiql solemuity
AT last The fire communicated to their
own building, caused them to prepare for
fight, when bravcyoung officer named
taruot waved isjcweled bend above Ills
head, and exclaimed: "0ue more dance,
and defiance to the 0ames,R All caught
the enthusiasm Of the moment, aud "One
dauco more aud defiance To- the flames,
burst from the lips ofHpll. The dance
commenced; louder apd louder grew the
sound Of music, aud faster aud faster fell
the patleriug footsteps oidagtiDg men aud
women, when suddenly tlGy heard cry:'
The ire has reached. the magazine! Fly
=-ay for your life" Ono moment they
stood lrnnsized with tcror;thoy did pot
know the magazine was there apd ere
they recovered frog lleir slupor the vault
exploded The building was shattered to
pieces, aud the dancers we're hurried into
a fearful eternity
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Waves,


Nearly tue whole sea is, four times a
day, subject to q cSeqgdiu its level b.
The ruoyemenls Of itSaidcs The motion
produced Oy shc winds fuulkuown by the
palac waves, il MUCH less regular
The wind, striking ile surface Of the sea
ia an oDIigqe direction, pushes soRe9i The
water Oh Tho surface over that which is
contiguous to it, aud this raises it above
tue coRllyMop leycl, until 80 much water is
accumulated that the Hiudis unable to
maiutaiu it 10 that position, aud it falls
down, Each wave presents q gently ac.
pending surface lothe wi9daard audapar,
tlcular descent lee,wmd. The elevation
Of tue waves varies according to the
strength aud wind A rather heavy gale
raises thculrom six to eight feet above
the level; but il very strong gales they at,
tain an elevation Of thirty fact This mo.
lou ofths slrfaceofthe sea is not pre-
@cptible 10 great depth. 10 the strong.
est gale it is supposed not to cxlcud II
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see it reduction could not be ob,aiuCd,
The committee wasqaspccesSlull aud de-
parted, but We understand left orders for
ore at the aivaGccd tariff, aud tho Plus.
burg aud Wheeling manufacturers have
since continued to seud 10 orders, which
would imply that il not satisfied they
would at chst accept the situation The
Iron Mountain company will this year pro-
dpce at approximation aboutthrcc hundred
thousand tons, aud every ton oflhe prob
able product has been contracted for at the
advanced price named; aud the demand is
% great as to have obliged the company to
refuse orders to date of one hundred thou
sand tous, Que frm is said to have ap.
piled for City thousand tons, but too late
aud was fain 10 10 content with ten IhoRs'
aud, a similar committee also visited the
lake Superior iron regions, but inierrCnii'
ally with no better sgcccss ~ Aq"''
Rcp"Jticap,
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AAGlS ! RA ES.
DR. CHARLES I. B. MOORE and VIII.
LIAM FRENCH
Constable HUTCH. MCDANIEL
Notaries-J0HN~4Et siTlMA5, +. W. Sis
son ard DIV. P0LSLEY.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC -Minurn Lodge No 10, A +, and
A. H., meets monthly ,ou tho night Of tbc.iull
,noon, the same beng Tuesday, or IN the
tuesday night Immediately preceding. WI
KENNY, Secretary.
90. F-Thc Point Pleasant Lodge No
.S3, 10, o. f.. meets every Thursday night
AT Plshers.Hull JOHN MASON, Secretary
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Are Men to Ely.

Darwin tells. US that even III the upper
regions Of the air, near tle sppmiis OF tue
Andes, vuIlpres may be seen foa'ag on.
ward for miles upon modoaIess wiOga =
What is the secret Of this lotatiou? GRAY
itatiou actsas forcibIy on the.subsiaucc OF
The bird as gu that Of the annual. Nor
can We believe that there ispuy bouyancy,
properly socqlled, iu the birds body or
Wings
Those ypltures which seemed to Aoat
steadily through still air must layc Eccciy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-03-20
Vo= KIM vNr PE4sMtdQ COUNTY VIRGINIA THURSDAY MARCH 8@ E06

feet below the surface; and at depth of
feet tho $50 iPperfeclly sill -
The form aud even the size Of the waves
vary accQFdhg to the depth aud extent Of
the sea In shallow EaJer, whore tho
lower part Of the waves approaches tho
bottOW,sqn meets with resistance, the
waves are abrppta aud irregular, aud this Is
also the case in confined seas; whilst Oh tho
ocean they are wide ami long, aud rise and
fall with grca: regularity. When tho
waves run to a low shore the slope Of tho
ground breaks their force, aud they ter
inmate in tranquil manucri but when
thcy ore iWRellea against au elevated
rocky coast, being rcpelod by the rock
they produce what is called su'f This
evident rjJjoG Of the Goa gu 6 rocky coast
sometimes atIalns ah eIeVSVOn OI ono
hundred lcol above tho seq leypl. The
surf is always dangerous to pass, except
in boa's Of peculiar construction. The
waves do not subsjio simultaneously with
the wind The.scs continues 'iq its agi;
taFcd stats for many hours, The air TO-.
og little ngilalod or uono at all, is unable
to dopress tho uudulqtion of tbeson there,
fore tho waves dgring calm after gpa
rise higher, and their mos! elevated part
forms more acute angle than during thq
gale, Such state Of sea is called hol,
low seq Legion Lnicet,
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The Iron Mountain company at The fiisi
Of the present year advanced the price Of
iron mountain ore from S5.40 per ton
which had ruled during 1872; toSlO per
ton for 1873, and as tDiswas objectionable
to the iron manufacturing interests Of
Pitsburg and other points, a meeting was
held By tbe leading representatives aud 9
committee appointed TO visit St. Louis to
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eu support Itoui 'ue ul' III ouu VI h'o'e VI
three several ways. Either BY swift mo
tioO, acquired before the Boating began
aud Slowly reduced through llc,y effects Of
aerial RESISTANCE or by the action Of aerial
.surrauts through which they were carried,
orelss whiletccmlug to aoatloriaonHIly,
they we're in reality trOvcrsiug a slightly
slope descending path Neither ol'hc two
4jumer explanations stpAaVilaOlc, be-
cause the coating motion ~iS'6onEnGcd so
long that the Cuctouel resistance Of lhCair
would auOst certainly have destroyed n
large share Of The original motion. This
would happen equally whether the bird
bad in the FIRST place urged is way swift.
ly through the air, or had 0oatci itself
oT, so to speak, upon swiitly.n'oyiog air
current. On the other baud, there would
seem to be no valid oljcc,iap against third
explanation; for q single observer at rest,
would have 10 mcqus for dctcrmiog whc'h-
cr bird were sailing along horizontally,
or gliding down gentlc incline, But ii
matters little which explanation Of tue
three wc accept as the most plausible -
The poiutto be cbi,Gy Noticed is Tue fact
that heavy body can be sustained, for
long distances merely by the supporting
action of tue air,
There eau be little doubt that it is only
on account of the perfect stcOdincss of their
motion through the air that they are thus
supported. The effects Of @ronaulical
mcchauiciaus must be directed to SECURE a
SIMILAR stcudipcss of motion for prlol
aciites Granted this there can be no
reason why the power of steam aud iron
should not avail to SECURE an @rraI motion
even surprising in raPidiIy the fight OF
The swifest birds Unless wc are wiliiog
to believe that birds Hy by some power
distinct tlom any which physical science
deals with, Ne seem jgSiied in believing
that The bird may be matched Or surpassed
by tue flying machine, as surely the swift
est auima$,ur surpassed BY lho lorono'
ave Its encouraging Y consiaeF ilas
tGe acnap! a@ouutof power necessary .
5oQ@g avsiglltllrode6 !te arr (lft That
sappattis dieetly from s9galt) is
way much less dian leat rfglllrsu q &leis,
...s....i ....,,1 Z, i,ifi ~ ~
thc presence 0t..faiIiqs c3aPEsupplics,
dis consideration will QUO day assume
irst,rato Importance,
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"A,league hns been formed among The
mostculured Of ihp aunhrricd Mormon
girls 10 Utah, which binds its members
with solemnpledgo ReveSap marry any
man who already has wife, Or to dnitss
themselves 10 wcdlOckk giihquy unmarried
man until first obtaining from him a binds {
lug obligation never to marry another wo55
uinn so long as she 10 whom be is frssl
shall remain bis lawful wife,
The elders and bishops Of The chosen poo-
pie are greatly alarmed at the course TAX
en- by these brave young women; but Ills
doubtful if the sapctimonious old greicheR
will 10 able to coerce these fgir reProbatce
as they did their HotAcEs some time since,
iu compelling them 70 sign q petition 70
Congress asking that tho iepr Institution
should be lct alone
H
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iho presence ot-faillQs c94EsupplIcs,
ghls consideration will QUO day assume
irst.rato Importance
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Still has no Faith.

4 Ran down in Delaware, Eh0 Ags been
enjoying the cAiAg and fever for mouths
read ip 0 paper the other day thstifq poErs
son afflicted thus KogI4 crawl down {
aighof stairs had foremost Just ,all ths,
chill is coming on, it would get disguslSdd
and leave iucOuliueptlyy The Pclasars
man tried i, but for theVaqt If praclice,
OF something became down more Fable.
" than was necessary much nQreTllegr.
ing four steps at tinp, and execuIlng 4
pair Of ofadniFAbls zip. asps before Feacb,
ing thp foot 9ftho sipirs' He Aashad bis
nose half-spled, and q couytplaster uapol
Bostou's burnt district on bis left check
and side Of the head-apd still bas RS
faith ip that ague cure.
- --~-.-----
Be asabla and courteous in youth ,Lss
you luny BY honorcd in age.
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Wheua woman has ben to drive into
the coop she takes hSSlEESf her hoops VilA
both hands, aRd shakes Them quietly tow
ard the delinquent aud Says "SbcW
there. The hen takes one 10 kat tho object
to convince herself that lisa. woman, aud
then stalks majcslicalIy into tue coop in
perfect disgust Of tho sex. A man don't
do that way Tia goes out Of a9op and
says, "Iti IS singular nobody sbout thN
house can drive a hen but myself, Z and,
picking up q stick Of wood hurla il at
the oITrpiiug bipcd, and observes, "GPt
in there, you thief The ben iapediPteg..
y losel her reason, aud aatheR h lhe ep.
.posile end 6fitoyard. Thamlu straight
way daslits afer her Sho comes Sack
again githshor head down, her sihaS oga
.8adsf5iloved BY az assortment 81 sioyS
wipi aitsans aud coal dlatorl Wiib.a
much lllF9e aud very mad man ip Tug
rear Then she skins up op tho Stpop,
and under the barn, apd over q fence or
two and q round the house, apd buck
again to the ooop, oil The while talking as
only an excited ben can talk, and all tie
while followed BY things convenient tor
handling, aud BY man whose coat j on
the say buck, and whose hpt ip an tho
ground and whose persPirqiiOp and pro,
faulty appear tp have Ihc limit. BY This
time tho other hens have come out to take
a band in tho debate, and help dodge4hsy 4
mjgsilcs-and Chen I be man says every ben
90 the place sbnlI be sold 10 tho morning,
aud puts on his things aud goes down
street, aud lbe only sound heard on the
premises is the hammerng by the oldest
boy as he Hcnls The broken pickcIs,
DaHJwy Ners.
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nr.mS nR IDYERTISING

Alllegal aiyer,seweuCs mast We P4iu l9'
oof,re the Proofof Publication can be obtained
Plaintiffs are required by law to pay the CoSt CoSti
of Orders Of Pablicalion before lhe tFoo' u
Publication is issu!d.
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Columbia Music Store
LvBrand & Son

TlAKE pleasure in calling tho attention OF
Il tho public to an examination OF their
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Meodcons, Violins, Guitars, BaEjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band !nstru.
mcnts of all kinds. Also, Sheet Mus1c and
instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Instruments on hand st ell times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, poet paid, on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any phrt OF the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodcons tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
cspeciul attention tc Packing, Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis.
faction guaranteed to tlose iavoring US with
their patronage. ScEd for our cataloG &c OF
Sheet Music and fIusical Merchandise. Ri.
charilson street, q few doors above PHaElx
Office, Columbia. 8. O.. now
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4 AAZZS
~ IN VEGETABLE SlClLIkN
4S1A HAIR
9s ENEWER

Every year increases the popularity of this
valuable Hair Preparations; which is due to
merit alone. Wo can assure our old patrons
that it is kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfected pro-
paration for restoring GRAY OR FADED HAIK to
it's youthful color, making it soft, lustrous
and eilkcn. The scalp, by its use, becomes
white and clean. It removes all eruptions
and dandruff. snd, by it's tonic properties,
prevents tho hair from falling out, as it stimu-
uso. the hair grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores tho capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will croate new
growth. except in extreme old age. It is the
it requires fewer applications, and gives the
hair splendid glo,sy appearance. A. A.
Hayes, NJ. D., State Aesayer Of Massachu.
setts, Gays: ''The constituents are pure, and
carefully selected for excellent quality; and
consider it tho BEST PREPARATION for it's in
tended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Received,

06pUbALb Va W. oAA0 W "oANo AASSSAsSNs
ANTERESTALLO WE'D AT TIE RATEOf
SEVEN PER CENT: PER ANNUA,
ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. CON-
POUNDED EVERY SIX
MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Vim. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer. Vice-President.
A. G.. Drenl2er, Cashier.
J. H. Sawyer, in gener al charge.
John @. b. Smith, Assistant Oaehier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. @. Has.
X eli. F. ". McMaster, E. II. Heinitsh, John B.
palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
CT. Scott, Eewberry.
W. G. Mayes, Newberry.
B.H. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, o. I.
phans and others may here deposit their say.
incs a nd draw q liberal rate Of intereetthere.
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to dr. aw interest on their funds until
they REQUIRE them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
md Minors (whose deposits can only be with.
,lra wn by hem selves, or, in case OF death, By
their legal represcntativcs,) wishing to lay
asid efunds for future use. arc here afforded
nm opportunity Of depoaiting their means
where thoy will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lhosam time, be subjectto Withdraw alWhe,'
,oeied Ang 18
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"SwEEP Up YouR MISTRESS. "A cele.
brated English wit, who was, rs Wilkes
said, wofse than IL fhis adotage, in his
anec.dotage, once related a strange story
OF his expafiencs OF the heat Of the
olimcte Of Indin,G Dining with n promi.
nent Official thero md his wife. the sti-
mulating food, 3 couple, of glasses OF
wine and, the fiery rays OF tho sun COM
bined, suddenly reduced tho latter by
spontaneous combustion to hemp OF
ashes on the matted floor. ''Don't rise,' -
said lis host, lastly; "a frequent occur.
renee here." Then to his aeryant,
"-anos, get q broom and sweep up your
mistress, and bring fresh glasses"