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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

TIE DISTRICT ARTILLERIsrs AT the
meeting held lest night Of the District artil-
ieTy corps. the following elections and pro-
rOuODs took place, viz; Prof. Chs. Richter
10 be second vice president. and Prof. +. Lowe
To be trustee. vice Lieut.. l. Ertman. de-
ceased; Junior First Lieut.. l.. K Trembly 10
be senior first lieutenant and adiutant. vice
J. X tioldipg, dismissed; Senior Second
Lieut. J. r. h inney 10 be junior first lieuten-
ont, vice &. NJ. Trembly. promoted; Junior
Second Lieut.. W. f. Kiskadden 10 be senior
second lieutenant vice J. r. Kinney. pro-
NOTED; Second Sergeant julius Fouth to be
first sergeant, and Private Pfeferkorn 10 be
gunner. The corps is making extensive prep
aratiCus for their trip TO Philadelphia. and
members are received a { every meeting, and
the equalization is now divided into COM
pa1y A tlight. commanded by Lieut.. ]. b.
Kinney aud company (heavy), command
Ell by Lieut.. w T. Ktskadden.
IMPROVEMENT on NINTH STREEr.-Ez-
Governor Shepherd has purchased of DIR. j.
{. Hall the building adjoining the st. Cloud
Ho' el, on 9th street which was badly injured
by fire last fail. ard has commenced 10 tear
it down with the intention of rebuilding
upon the lot. 1t is his purpose to put up a
fine brick one hundred feet deep, to be occu-
pied as store ard dwelling house. ]. C..
Nichols has leased the basement and first
Eoor, and VIII open firSt-claSs Confectiou-
cry ana dining room there as soon as the
buildings completed.
PlOwman to day; Charles III. Manning raise
aud repair dwelling south SIDE d, between
delaware avenue and lst streets nOrthca It;
- J. AObeIt Eoyt, fhrec-StOry brick
warehouse, 2JX107 feet. west side 9th, be-
tween ID and f streets northwest; SfS.0l0
Henly McCOnneIy, two story brick dwell
lIr% and store Pike feet, west side SIth. be
tween Il and streets northwest, 5000.
SERIOUS. ERNAPS FATAL, RESULT Of
RUNAWAY ACCIDEST-Ne .tarIay after
noon horse driven By q cOIOr1f man named
George Taylor. took fright at street roller
on =. street southwest and rem away Tay-
lor was thrown out of the wagon and Sus-
tanned severe Injuries. fraCturng Two IL 81,
which VIII probably cause MS death.
SUIT FOR RIPARIAN RTGHTS.-Mr. John
Scife1 ioT the Potomac : ieImbol company
GaS fift oil 10 restrain The inland and
SF%hOI.d tCaStiDg comT2uy from iuterte,-
Ing with the wharf right of the plaintiff on
ihe river front. No injunction has yet been
GRANTED.
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CIT z TT T. MS.

WHY HAS SoZoDONT become the staple
nent!fnce of America Simply because il is
impossible TO use il, even 10, q week. with
out pelceiving its hygeinic effect upon the
teeth, the gums and the breath. go
~
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS o. THE PERU
WAN SYRUP "a pTOtecf-1 solution OF the
pTOtCT de Of I:onl. Beware of being deceived
by any of the preparations of Peruvian Bark.
o. Bark and iron, VII ch may be offered 10
you. Every bottle O he genuine has the
name ''Po. UC.oDi SUTUp" mot Peruvian Bark
urCn ii. ELC1a{.e Glf jnUg before p5tTcidyUtJ go
~
$50 to $4,000 mas been invested In Sock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. Chow
10 90 IT. y book on Wall street. sent free.
Tunh-idge 4 Co, Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New York. 63.
Corns, Vascular Excrpscpnces
BlnlOns, IngrO"1ng Nails, &c. successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment. 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a m. TO p. VI. Fee. Il per Visit. Owing 10
press of business during office hours Dr
" mite is unable TO attend patients at resi-
dences, except after p. m.
For Moth Patches, FreckIes and Tan. ssk
your druggist for Perry's Mon ana Freor q
Lotion. Ii IL reliaole. For PImpies or the
Face, Biack-Heats or Flesh Worms, use
Fe,5y's InlirOUed COpleC0ne 0utd PsaapLe T2er,-
eIfy, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr,
b. Z. Perry, 49 Bond street, New York. o,5,l:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales o
loi4 were 81 4.i2-s.wt
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ENINANGE UoTEI-

strsted on the highest point IN thu MA
and rair"sd y miles from Mashifps,, -, - 49,.
inS snc evening trains each WAY g.r. ~ r,-,rs
TIP, 81 % The hotel q new, with s-,ai. ,h.
W. tn'is iehEth The rooms well furnt.het
ana the dinitg room cool and airy Tho -,nns-r a.
Is healthy a. any n The world al her. - -
ncst ultOee Roar ders without chil3r.u rrafsyr.s
lelo-Sn FRANCIS CANNON Pr',srs,tpr'
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APEATc rs FsIs soR a UNION DEPOT N
CT GAG o tho much talket-ot lake front
I, rot Ugsf- Gu - now in "A falr vgav OF settle.
neuts ana there Is every prospect that &
large Hilu magnificent union depot Will he
erected on the lake front at once But this
DEPOT VIII not be buiit on the city's grounds
between Madison and Randolph streets. mt
al tae same place where the present dcDoL
now stands. b tG!s arrangement the del 4
Will h extended 20 feet east towards the lake
aud 8 0 feet sCs-u r. the line Of Randolph
street t.. orig ,tiuS yet necessary 10 com
l-eie the aTrdL cement is to arrange with tie
Mich gan Central 20 that Il can get additional
freight accCslnlC i0tiOns. as the so feet 70 be
added 90 The east IS occupied by the tracks Of
this road leading aero 3 Water street 10 its
pre- ent freight DEPOT, ard which would have
"a be vacated. The Michigan Central would
be willing 20 accept the site on which the
Ut, sent frel sht depot of the Baltimore and
Ohio stands. IL this road consents TO vacate
ald o. cept another site, all the obstacles in
The " y ~ the rev arrangement are done
away with. And as the baltimore and Ohio
neeCs rasserg ger depot moro than any OF The
other ROADS, u Win undoubtedly MAKE tue
SGcr. dSo.--C h,cGgg Ira6l1lC
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Ehe Fr.n.sr. Vel.

print cfef teen - twenty 49,, ,-,l.si c.p.es IF
~ .,-4,,s-.- -.
Tra ,.-'-5,5l. = -. - .,.-.
% g. --..I- -s'. ~. f.'h-
is -4u.f, -.e OH s,r vs. far,-
a., 'i 49, - -" -, , : - l-
- g. 49, -.. - 80 go -
tht t'.- 'i.i.- Pa. o. ifS- o. On -u'i'is li.'l
80, 90. M t,-sil.-'. ~ g'''-
80 -. ~. - -'',' i''-'.-
n.'Ft ..-- '"5N't ..as i- every way 20
~ t..'-. 81 = go = . d. 80,
~ - J. In'i'U "A .ii' ~..S-i ,..''' ne govern
men. once ln,i ave come 20 { e conc ,'s.-'-
-. ". .'i " t.H', = - t..'H .''s nov. -
irS eaisf an 81 re e como .r RON 4, y me- t.
n C-.cs '-is p. ter 1,1 IS So. r.. with
80" q. pas Z, el'a-'~ ,n..aio- i .20ipg2
tnen. a.. object q. ~ m5e..as W.! BE
NEE. i. 9 of lF 2 w tl-t y ~ q, Iof'
rrpr.y n, ..v- -.
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yli5ifc- ,-z no., o. rs ne. r,f-i, 20 ?
ss-rr,-.i IT,, -.... 49,. d - 80. I
evidently = ~ r----r. or 2 -r-r.f ,',.-.
tooz ,I.rs -, .... IN ~ So. - ~
80. - W g - -, - -. ,1.-l.. ---.---
49, - - -. 90 LII
80 z. mn 'i'I - ia q
e. ia. = cur ."f as" N-.--> pc
-. 80 t.>''t.'.1.- TO te'ft ta@
lt-" - t-t IN I'LL +t>' - =
- -, !. :, - =. -
o.. - = = .t,- q, q ',lSil. I'd = u < i'G
traSoe IN ny LIE Al that hai 20 10
I'm N...s 600 Vas ~ illg ,l-r " Itt -.a'i
leone oi re i1'1'N .sat nal been collected
IdoIn printers ana 0'heI- IN tier a-en. "a
49, n; y -. re- IN /. -it'
M, MGR ,one o. rs most pa mt Mem"ers
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TRE BEvERIp6s ua1T~

hHE NINNL n NJ, LWINNI v 20 Va
~ IL nov rvady for the rec ..E,. n 4 s1,,,,,.
BOarlers. IL tsa handsome house. vffh A. 49,.
and large rortico~, and l. kert In The tssi sssie
hitdleburg IL situated IN tn. most beautiful ara
healthy sectios q Northern Nirgiuis. hftF rrila.
sooth~esi OF Washington Cit; has Gaarches ~ al
CONGRATULATIONS and pleasant society There il within
hmite - the House nne VI neral Spring whr~s
.fSlcal waters have been pronounced ~ Physicians
sQnai 60 any IN the state. Tally Stsces conne>,
No. tne kailraad pcpots 81 i.oest.rr aal AZ to
,.s.ns free ride % the Spr. ngs ever day For
prletOr. ~ -
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A VIRGINIA ELoPEMENT-Miss :.Tea''
Horton, G&c shteI OF Mr.. VIM. Horton living
a lev miles west Of JuNeSville, el0pei with
Mr.. = leCk Nancy on last Wee pessiaY night
We understand that the young lady was 10
have been married 10 another young gen
ttem3u on next sunday. 5lt she wel- 4usre
tack o. Iina, ava s ,ek 3s t45 happy man
Nat ne cXpect-c - S1--L-. tyUIg Iol
Ss4lftYSL
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Il BEAUTIFUL SNAKE SToRY.-The King
george county anaconda appeared recently
ON the farm of friend OF ours, near the Court
HonSe. about 10 n. m, in rank wheat field.
lie as q 'cOw-sCcKer," as the da.Sies call
him. black with yellow stripes, yards
long, and so SoTg4 / with food that he could
not move. Something protrudsd from his
mouth, aud When drawn out proved to be
another black snake, half foot longer than
yong birds. Thirty-five c0lCTot witnesses,
: black as Ice snake, attest the above state
meni--t0 say nothing OF white testimony.
tuc t'I>i snake vas about Two and q half
iEeIGs IE diameter, ana - dog DON'T eat
dog lids snake swallows rake F're.iericks-
tufG la Ne5cs.
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r. The GIeeGtu annual sessioD of the
national -ig-1'i-u3i as -uc alton is being
hume -Cd persons are present, MANY more
are expected.
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> Coon GUAFIIA15-h Iew years pre-
N.gUe 20 the great IRE % Boston. = man n
the grocery BUSINESS there was appointed
guargion Of three orphan girls, whose father
had ioit 'Dr herr support tenement house
~ ore of o." courts leading oTt OF Pa1El
street, hen he got control Of the property
Ire mousse as uninsured, lis value small.
and lGccIr. hiding He uad IL insured. ana
made some Improvements That increased the
income soon the ire came and consumed
!. with the other buildings in that vicinity.
Re got the insurance money after little
delay invested Il where rapid = iucra aSed.
ard tie land being wanted for bushes, pUr-
POSES, - sold IL FOR two Or three dollars 4
foot NOR than other land brought alongside
or II. The proceeds Of his sale lie also
invested, and when, a little while ago, he
made q settlement with the probate court,
II was found that the value Of the
legacy let 70 the children, now of age
had more than quadrupled. The judge COM
pl1mentet him for his good management,
ana said he richly earned the percentage
which the law allows in SGcu cases. Tue
gentleman thanked the court. but said he
worked for reward greater than any human
law could allow, and declined 10 accept any
compensation. The young ladies', in appre-
citation CT the generous conduct Of their guar
dian, have presented MIN VITA a valuable
suid watch, chain, and locket-Sedl.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEwEsT B00hS

.feS NiTo navs' Womb d, a.
Mts- 1hact-ry's Nt-- apraI ---'.-
EarWct p. 'y a.. author Fl 81. .rsr r.
lct,Te>r n tlsFrr.cs.a - ---tfar -
a1u Hf " i.s. a u ..tsura
NJ ! .uNfl. - s. itI on AZ Ace ' =
Il - It's ea.l.t Races % ll.a Pc. -f,.g'
In rlr kitchen - J.
BTake Ncus- arit +. Iaar- ~ NJ 3 -I.rf =
Madam C.. .hlH- o. ..Istrrcf :.
EetcG.r q Sra u.s. pu-9.f --''', -
Poor Rai'-ald Manual l,-s - 4.
k:ori. - ..Hf swimming e.
LRr-F - y .r.'- b.. fre. O.. - ..-- '-'a ~
SHLpMnhe & rg rgANs
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SUMNER RESORTS.

AA-AA COUNTRY R0kRD-wA.taa. e.
h1Y Is nsrders. "a q Pleasant fsrn d ,u-e near
&l the Village Il Liucnla ars aaioinins
.Spr."g IeAle. ruas mnstsrafe a. s-sss Z, ~
". WITT, Lincoln, L-gleaI. CO, "a. iy2S-ss'
AAA SUMNER RoARDEAS
~ $50 PER MONTH eaa
& FfNWICks HorEJ. "
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CCsUCX DEFshrEsET

s1H UuE CUSTOM TsaTs rs .ErF HHE
tk@t A>sU lfE = STOCK OF g. -af e as 10
bE FOUND - TIE URITEbsFS -r. Tgs psN
EAFkIrc EANCFA0TVREbE EXPRESSLY ron
Us, AND TER CHOICEST EAE~T sTRETE Or
ENGLISH, FEKSCE, GEEHsS A"p ArEEy.
CAN kASUEAcTUBE. FOB THIS BnANCr7
OF Our BUSINESS VIZ EETEoN CUE UEsT
ARTISTIC TALENT, uaE. ID LAZOE
FOB The MECHANICAL EGsts AND IN
KYERY RESPECT TLRs Ut1 STREJI.T
FIRST-CLbsS GARHkNws Att BLOTHF sc
0RDEREp Al opB WhSHIN9IBN OEsFCH
FoR THIS DEPARTMENT II HAnE VI ra
NEW ToRA - REPRESENTED. NOTgIra-
STANDING TIRE ASSERTIONS 90 sCSE OF
oUB COMPETITORS THAT w FfL. THEsz
OEDERs sSO1 CUR EEhrY HAf sTCCE
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AToCE gAsHIEGTos OEsICc ~ NEED
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE 3ABs EaTs FROa
DUB READY MADE STOCK, CCHSfeTINC or
OCR LATEST STYLES OF EESs YDuraa.
AND CHILDRESS SUITS, AMI sPRTN7
0yERcoATS. FROM WHICH w EIEE, OK.
Dies Ii TWO DAYS TIME
ONE sProIALrY In oUR rvRvIsaIBs
GOODS DEPARTMENT Il TIE AaEBICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FTTTIsG GAZE
hEhT, WHICH WE MAXI TO EASUBE OF
FURNISH READY MADE.
peyiin & Co.,
orH.lv rlGS A. sTREuT
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TEF CE-sT Irl-Is,fs N.-Iho NCeat-~-
ffG r. .f# 81 IEU-s. Nv 40 n1-rcgg' MOI
s.. g.. A-gCs. r. VII coz tain. = f..lj 1CCCult o.
O. 2 Lfa. thaTas;5I. sd. rG1a- service %
mel e. Csult-It .'yi pa p.T5 Apply A. I.-
s-ce. Nc. &C. eth street rcrthWesl-
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DID ~ ~ INJr RlEs -I4abr-e se.1.t..
VINO weS lauiN craSLeG ~ q ban X Iautuq e..
him : f~tyil-sy morning. as ststCl j. IT,.
STAR - T. POI. t-tl 6 Providence Hospital
yesterday evening Re was about IS years
q age and " -IDs- q Sis. leaves f.-e orphan
eli .drcn. He was Z member of I-UiOr Lodge
F".sr ~ p thisS arf Of the Gf.tb=rac1t ..
- L-----l.
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TCs-eTSF s--ELL vest chains A. t-b. Q
q ez-4-.cs 10 -iC;i. L5eraGG rCid "a Z Iee.
6 sos .rlpsf -r, the 81 y, al n1OtsT,ts prize,
r-@ci sea ~ eggs or the eye-E- E--.r =
ECst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

The PRoG = Ns.sIE ~ music rs rna f.r.~-
fsil4 ~ re Su7- f.i-s.r ..r- -,rtl...f r .a.
lUg - . flli'wS -. N7rf-r~E a .r- . s.c-.
Ire, Cav 10 ~ Bre-Zo E-~-- g Selects.
E9ilC j NsSchers Ne-,t4- Q E.-4.-. ...-....--
GeTO13, LecOcg; , Tsrgefto. { Nffli.. . -.-... D..
. Poipcuri, ttuhtiseN Hayer. &. T. -afr ....
act Fav,-. ;sIuIlo..I g. N,Sio., E,ia Eele Ie.
NafiCIal Air
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IEf AvASEAH NEWS We take pleasure
in cal,i' ne attention or our readers - the
aiNcitis at OF ilt- .naFitofiOus jOurEa l..
Tie g ~ s.-t ,ys-4- IS Issues CT witch have
q lGPidly Ist-l1.~ every secciGll OF the state.
Ni't''n I've ldSt .5s sears. bat the Nc.rs ina
ne hctSe-a.i word IN Georgia, 10
/ StIi Ia 81, VIII D. aoa.l particularly vain
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80 - FiA f-'1etl " .'H HrFrIr
W BOoks
Witbin ~ Acc. b. the suthp- q ry1,
pr.a. N.aa- aud Gomez. 3 Sa, rsf.si %
play MS ~ ,f,-rhief. % : y ID. -.-t
Nj. tnE... 81 Ma, TraC ,era,
NiLe lay 3 n ,rlHr. a noe. II. 81 u.V. &,
NP-lr cteau -. Fa.rrUs. f.arH.
= GA; - t---.H J., Pred - 4. rtrsra Is
q. st'f.-- 'a'.. I4-~sC-
for sale r. 10RU, sHoT.ENS.
uI7r sois go 80 = g a H., :.
EMDLt 90 oR GrTHaIF. nv rF's.,: (
cueeu Mary a Ersms By T,rar....
summer i.r'-H fT Harrs BE- .a-far
lynn All q EUfi-i = ~lfu Music tt rf~fr.
The Aibf .E.sU.. 'auf. ate ss.. Pol t.fafr
,.Biri- go s.i-Hl1 % beE Fnf..rf N.l-.l
,.The Green Gate F-am -ha G--u.... Bv Mrs.
wv. sALLA>rs ~.
.es''t 80 >.s'1#a -Fraei
E'atEF FFaTsEa-. No-ei = 'r~.- B'z-F
AMI Ter sac ~
sH5LLgNGTCN'S E8ukSru.F.
Corner g., street aid Psug..TItasta ar.r.rs
Msu and Best iiers aut ii.-l- 2. r. s--afaauv
Rev J g. " God
TIE odd Trump. Novel
Mss hoyel. b. Victor ChercuileE
Bank Boz Paper ri -elIn.1 a. -Ert - g.
the etsfiHu@rs lre Tor sale 81
nayzi-tr SHlLLINGTOS's BHr- SToRs.
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~ The onee q tins LYConISs TIRE IEsuK-
ANCk COMPANY has been kENovEB TO Room No.
so, lie Droit Bufdng, corner Of v sfsd sfb stressf
Tbs sAuDch ole Company has be-a A. opersrioa fox
THIRTY i've y1A-z. Net assets es,ESg0g
aBs-H J,RUSsfLL BARR. Axeuf. J
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READY MADE CLOTHING
peyiin & CO.,
et3-ly

CoHENs LOAN OFFICE, Cora :, ia srss
~ esd Ness fo-s ksess<, entrance On View -
York avenue, The moet private Loan 0a1ceAOA
In the city. NcBeF loaned 81 tn loWeat ratd0
Of interest on Gold and Silver watches, Diamonds,
Plate aud PLATED Ware, Guns, Pistols. Ladies apf
atuo. setrAD
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THE &ATInSAL HOTEL FECPFR-Y.- IN
sausecUcGCe OF the failure % tie Hotel StOc <
@,aryany and MeSsrs. i. Tenley q Co. the
present. iS>sccS OF the building. 10 agree OF
.crslS IS 90 the iIIi her lease 81 lie hu.itfng
.lC same oas been improve, MessrS
T--lcs 6 Co. Will sen tle IGluitGre this raj.
la1 vaCarC the premises N October, when
st.r.r Tea expires. II was proposed II have
r-r front walls torn down aud rebuilt, aud
Else r1sE Ismos!eled; but Il would Be WORK
-Iea- dlf.CuIty 10 motCTniSe the inter or
as tEs building in consequence OF the low
..fuES. y movement vii be m3ie 10 or
ne stock company To puTcha Sc the pro-
t.- 1Jd erect new MOTEL On the site.
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STOVES q

STOVES. &c
IUET BECziVEp, AFULL IIeE ps sITt,D.
Ek5 ia klN aEE aud ~ surrtEFnis- =
tnE GDclS- E'trtg-rsfE-s aHa p. .-.r .',. I- -
sls, &c. TIE cheapest ~ thf glarE- ,.szz-.i
oil y ) n H.REoyKR. l8ss r..s =, : =,
T7 sEvESrE sTFEET = ". 1TT
CHR. BsEysNER-
SEyFE and EAsEAb WsE-..Hrn-
EEye alive eg land tee - Cf.rrg. :. a.-1-s Rs,gc
tue ! axis ksf ~. So. EaE..ty ri -r..I god &
EeatsE TIE Fsr =. sun a-3 li.t-..-- 4rs- .sEssS
eTs tle = H,' 20. tu-LECs- -'s.. - ...le- 80
ron - Z. "a pr-Ilr &; rates r.--r- 1II.E
compile cs-1rt--e-s ~ +te boz. ...'I-- & N
coretsniiy on hand.
tll Ike 81 Z ,---. FrT1iF'iiut & ln'-
GARDEN VASES and Ella rs
Estr2st.s given fOT HUt-gi- tu-lss-s, Ranges
Lstrcou-, q sDteis. &c. a.e4-sIn
QPERk AND FIELD GLass ".-ss-s"
A large s,-5.tmaai very tie hsr - -
Il. a., ~ rsI "a
CO., ..fsE.
y6tr ~. PEI --y ..sl.. .scI40
Vim & X O.,
tNEH TCks..
Ek0s 4 s1REL.
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X oCh HILL COZ LEGE.
h ELLTCOTY CITr. III.
THEE COT kSES-Co MNFRI IAL. SGIEN IL
re AND CLASSICAL.
Rare CppcrtuUi,''s b:a afforded 20 the Str7ra. fa-
srouS of tttilC rrm-eii frr INI Eusiurt ring. N r.
camille OF Literary pursuits
studies re suu.yd IA MONpAY, Sci .emlar 9th.
Board and Tuition. per year, S.G1
For further iLflrTpa. IN A. irpsS
ERtTHFR
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~. Baker jECugaj 40 iIrr.s c.CGhle % n ks
o. acton g.. account 20 ttIa absence Of I4r.
. VINO ne l-it sUre were tete mines TO en-
- Ia the enterprise, auj ne moved m a1,-
IUUc-t until next Friday night, 81
, -iCcE, w.en they can soon GHisr az lhe
.. -a9iZaf1rg a'i set 20 yyOtS "a once.
INC leSo Utiou was adopted.
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Domestic Recipes.

APPLE PUDDING. One pint of bread
milk, with two or three well-beatcn egg.
aud one or two apples chopped fine; stir
all together aud bake in butter-d pam.
Wine dip with il.
To MAKE CABBAGE JFLLY-Ths j. a
very appetizins dish. and by some per,oa.
considered more wholesome than cabbage
plainly boiled. Cut cabbage into quar-
teIs aud soak it in stron. salt aud water
tor an hour or more. then boil in the usual
way aud squeeze in colander until per-
fectiy dry; then chop very fine. season
with butter, pepper, and salt to taste
Press the whole very closely into an earth
en- bowl. and bake one hour in slow
oven. When done turn il out. and serve
with vinegar and pepper.
TO MAKE BUFFALO CREAM CAKE. For
cake, take one tablespoonful of butter.
one cup OF sugar. one egg, two-thirds OF a
cup of rich, sweet milk. TWO tablespoonful
Of cream tarter. and one of soda. Cor two
teaspoonfuls of baking POWDER one and
two-thirds cup of flour. Flavor TO taste
with extract of vanilla or lemon and bake
in LAYERS, the same as for jelly cakes.
HoMrNY CRooUETs.-To cupful of cold
boiled hominy-small grained-a,ld a
tablespoonful OF melted butter. and stir
hard. moisten by degrees. With a cupful of
milk. and beat TO soft, light paste. Put
10 teaspoonful of white sugar, and in the
last place, a well beaten egg, and then
cracker crumbs. and fry in hot lard.
STUFFED CABBAGE.-Take large. fresh
cabbage and cut out the heart, fill the
place with a stuffing made of cooked
chicken or veal. chopped very fine and
highly seasoned, and roll into balls. with
yolk OF egg. Then tie the cabbage firmly
together and boil in q covered kettle for
two hours. This makes a delicious dish,
and is useful for using small pieces of cold
meat.
CRACKER DEssERT.-Cho0se whole soda
crackers. aud lay upon a separate small
plate. Pour upon il enough boiling water
to soak it well, and leave none upon the
plate; cover with dressing of sweetened
cream. with spoonful of jelly in the Gen.
90 e YOU .honse- or drop upon il portion
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NUMBER II.
])uetrp.
Tha Haunted Palace.
by EDGAR A. PoF

BY EDGAR A. PoE.
II tic .rcenest of our valleys.
h good angels tenanted,
Oaca fair and stately palace
K ,liani palace-rcarpd it, head.
In the monarch Thoughts dominion
l. stood there
", # seraph spread pinion
over fabric half 80 fair.
Banner, yellow. glorious. golden.
on IT, roof did float aud fiow;
This. al this was in the olden
Time long agol
And every gentle air that dallied
In that sweet dav.
Along the ramnart> plumed and pallid.
Nwngcd odor. went away.
wand rer> in that happy valley.
through two lumnou, Windows. saw
>.rj> moving mu>icallv
u q hates well-tuued law.
,, fiu about throne were sitting,
ptrthyro-e
III state hi> glory well betting,
Iae ruler Of the realm was seen.
Ana al with pearl AMI ruby glowing
Na~ the fair palace door.
Through which came flowing. flowing, flowing
And spar ding eNermore.
\ r4bp ct echoes whose sweet duty
NA> hut 10 sing
In Voice, Of surprising beauty.
The WI and wisdom OF their King.
But cVi things in robes Of sorrow
Assaulted the mpuarch's high estate,
An. Dit a. mourn. for never morrow
snail dawn upon him dc>olaie p
tli round about hi, home the glory
That hu,hcd sni boamcd
/ fut Aforementioned story
90 The Old time cniomucd.
ANA travellers now within that valley.
through jhr rcd-ltt,l Windows. see
Na,t iyrn> that move Enthusiastically
To di>corlani melody;
While like a rapid. sha-ty river.
Through THE pllr door.
htd-ou- thraus rush oui forever.
And tush-bIt >mlI. 30 NOR.
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Cu.iays NAV be made noN OF the ,ari-
Oh. sott.woo.leI nl,n,s which WI n
needed either for p.a1,ia. t,.c borders ia
spring. or tor cxchau.c-
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Useful Hints.

-iAc yaHe OF orchard product, I'D
Maine la>, year i estimated a, 81 90 ono