The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 11, 1869, Page 2

THE JN, THORSDAY, M 11, 1869 to them of | hope that he will aceopt, and do his work like @ | but on Tuesday an inquest wos hold over the boly | 4 MONSTROSITY IN PUYSTOLOGY. THE VIRGINIA REPURLICANS. BUNT AYTS. controversy | titn, It may be disagreeable to hin, but this Is | of Rose Woods, a young woman aged 2 years, em a ns | AMUSEMENTS, to show the imporious neces _>-- ourmarket. Itdoce not admit aN c Not ive New York ¥ th Heart a Pistols Drawn tn the Convention- The Di =The Sieur tndiaus Gen, Sherman “ Cem GLyurie THEATRE-ttampty Dempro stauinces at | that thy ymnst have it, It isan inexorable | the day for svrifices, After Mr, Stewant's no- | who, while eleaning windows on the back piazza ” Saver flevetn Breweh ot Mite Life ane ance Geelied ahd a Sreuer Neminate fal Waike-a-heap 14 o'clock, Wean nd Satitritays demand of the time and the wituation, One | We example, Mr. Grextey ought not to hesitate, | of 809 West Twelfth strect, fell into the adjoin Chorneteristicn His Denth Hed= Gives | Resolutions for Early Restorations | eA Bigi-toned Kon nileman Koewe WAVERLEY THEATRE, road way—Lucretia #iy ch abialienh hg CAP Des i Pitas for seerficng our right to advocate such | ing yard and eustained a fracture of the skull and Nis Body to the surwee Dissection Mh Perensavnou, March 10,—In the afternoon ses- | dsoghter enate 4 vont, hur martyilg Moni Sot ptt lla thcel thlo gee bacco laa da Pt re ee gee ey ee then and such tacasures ag we think will ad other injuries moro or less aevere, Cannot somo Pomecdleal Collewe-A Record of the | sion of the Convention to-day there was More extlte- | gestnes hus nial Saturday. et & treaty, they must ask for annexetion Demonstration. ment, A colored Sergeantat-Arme w Wood's MUSECM—Tieket of Leave Man. Livingand | py the public welfare, that we caunotdo, We sl method be invented or adopted for elvaning the |. 0% iy =A contemporary anys of an cloquent preeele he people cannot stand will not f ‘ Y A well known citizen, a patron of city impr againet whom a white member levelled a pistol while porary says of i } Wid Anianale, fe hte aki crete Hand will not stand, | ie glad to oblige the Zrvune, but aot by neglect: | offside of witktows withoat taking stich risks? ments, drainage, and the fine arts, including the cate | attempting to maka an arrest, ‘The latter was taken | Cf! During the eermon be patd a high tribute to the ANEDICOR'S ART GALLERY, W9 Biontwa; aly, prolonged pressure, such as our re- | ing one of the most sacred obligations of our pro- | and cannot the Board of Health stop this? the shambles And human surgery, died ® few days | tn charge by the pollee. cbarseter of Chetst. ‘ GUBTANMANT The Hone Martace, iieodemus, ae, | *ctive aystons inflicts | festion, ———— . ago, fall of wt ailings and boar antiqal'y. AN | ‘The nominations reantted as foltows: For Gov. | —The Stute of Alabama gives to the Sanne on Saturday z ce : ‘Thue it i, and we subm't to the people of | It has been our conviction that Mr. Ganevey A ecene of a most exciting, character of | hi. ‘tio tong he had suffered from a chronie pan in ernor, Hi. Hi. Wells; for Laentenant Governor, Dr. J. | widow ofeach porcnn avsvssinated in that State, BOWERY THPATRE=The feqnin and tae Worla ot Wont Saturday ACADEMY OF MUsIC~ in Dwrarte y he British Provinces that they had Letter | bad better be oppointed arabes work of annexation without | but we are sorry to say the chan i cia tides, Pas: soon aed Lished, the | the office do not seem as good as they were, | on are | . gg ie the k A Pi a pepe is at Several prominent men who want the appoint. | Actors, actresses, and all, and denvunced the ac- | Mt he frit a Mattering there orto England; | Ctrted on Saturday at Brougham's Theatre, Mr. | the Joft «ide, and tn the region of the heart, while the | 1D. Marria (colored); for Attorney General, Thome | But what my vs of his getting | Fisx, the proprictor of the establishment, came | pulsations of the heart seemed to Le on the right | R. Rowden; for Congressman at Large, A. M. Crane. A corte stage boldly like Young Lochinvar, amid | #/¢, and when he was much excited he used to way | Resolutions were adopted, the first favoring the | “What ta ig for al the world as | early restoration of Virginia ander the new Comet. | oficial carr the feelloes of pondent a shands?. atian Opera, . La get BAW YORK CIRCUS. Mth st, opposite Academy of if his heart had got into he wrong plice, He wos 4 | cation, withont change or amendment, and an early | of the Dry Tor 4 iment are tryin 7 Lb i complished lessee and his management in terms J ry uae ee yof all portending clowda, It) ye Or a t Pi al be be wine asi tite ea be he blunt pi UE PN re cay wite dtek Wad dhe Ubohier Wan ont whieh there 6 Caeser OF net There toa decided revolution in the matter and Savurday, estiivas Wt o hand, there seems to be nobu ol a ia snpport Iimeel? with a stick, and was trouble! with of evening dress going on in Evrope, Genti RWLOS GABVEN=Forty Thieehes or, Striatug | W ultics with England. | cssweatly th farot of Me. Gnaeuiy except Taw | gence, fp was hendsociely attired te bigh ening dress going on in Enrop OW" in * Family dare” Matinge on Sat great diMenity of breath! and an Irritability of Second—That the election of Gen. Grant has | wear the olue BuOTI'S TMRATHE, 2 « ' : : Sos, which shines for all, price two cents, and | Hiding boots, which he occasionally amacked | temper that made it at tines altuust impossible to | awakened ronfidence in and given new guarantee waleteoa: floes and dniiet. M ‘ eowatry with Bh now, it wil give an fin: | Gen, team Watantnae, who is now in Washing. 1 his whip asa kind of point to his most pun- | jive with him, for the pri [a 0 activities of the British | ton, and ig universally admired for his good | Kent periods, Mr. Buonanam besonght for mercy | Notwith x sanding these aymptoms of comp! roee on our nordvern frontion, Every consid. | looks. However, we shail not abandon the field | With @ maudlin, sentimental whine, but the | disewe, he tovk considerable i : Removing ail danger of a conflict of the old | vite with brass buttons and ¢ f theie ancestors, ond the ladies anpe ciples of the Repodtican party. at balls as hops | das the ett ‘Third—Halling with gratitude Gen. Grant's tna A Gane of " Grielty to salt eat In eauttary | great sideration of Mr. Vergh: pulse to the lution of | till erilon prompts us to aid ia thie we diy is lost, wrath of the flery Vermonter was not to be ap. = Sida the rng bathe ee at iss Ms arth stacy | hale his agi beelsel ne s . i ye al praia Korchelc wee city by means ol! stem of su State ean deny the righ itizens to vote o : the futuro of British North America. It eee peased until he had exhausted all t ee $i b, | terranean atieets, twelve feet wide on both | voted for | (A little dake ) would Le a kottiomont to endure for centu Mayor Tats, and Strect Commissioner Me. | epithets of a rich and originally furuish ‘| siles sue main treet, vaulted and vee Firth—Thanking the President for restoring Gene, | =A writer in Afaid Gazette proposer Hes, Let us have it without delay Tnan ore about to set to work to clear the streets | wlary, On the morning after the Ort nights Tea, with aw am of water run’ © | Sherttan and Reynolds to the commands from | that John Digit ehould roplece Mr. Thornton w mite arty 4 i of the various stands, booths, and other obstruc. | performance, it seems, Mr. Prox expressed hunvelf middie of them, and an ample sidewalk. | whtch they bad been removed. Minister at Washington, beltewing that hie lufluenc THURSDAY, MARCIE 1, | — . H ‘ as The Indiana Democrats. tons whieh now inconvenience the public, To | in writing in a similar graceful strain, end Las since was a genias, in short, and besides his love for Sixth—Asserting equality of rights for all citizens, | Would do muck. to effect thement of the Alabags os v . | The TD are 1 le Tndt | susceed in their undertaking, however, they re- | Maintained a very strong disgust for all the ar- | the fine arte, he bad invented an organ of vast pro- | of urging a provision for the education of all pros | questi hie) SEE NE wa SnUIEUOrS OF Fue TOUIROR Shae ation of all good citizens, Every | rangements, It is but just to sey that Mr, Fisx, | portions, whieh will play unaided the whole muse | pie 1 public schools, open to all, —Mesers, Sclimidt & Norregsard, of Copenbas idee 199) Legislature rosigued ina body the other day, | b 8 Q 1 Like all who bad gone Bevouth—-Asserting the right of the real Roped: | een, have patented non by whieh Bat 1 290 ' ice “7 | one should, in the first place, take care that he is | having to bear the burden, has some right to ; Se ee ee ecneay| iy teeta ameter th Bil ag sarah irecbdslaAehronon ‘ >) to thweit, by preventing the meeting not a violator of the Corporat ordinances on | utter the complaint, Mr, Broveitast himself re. | Mit, however, ho had bis death day, and thy Hoan party to reeonsirnetion, to determine th nm from walt waler, may conweye a) | of a quorum, the ratiffention of the fifteenth ( hot ficont | MAP Who attended Lin watehed bis last few doys ff | nor us well as the Constitution and laws under | land, and be ogered for saic in marke! alive aud Ie ; . sly nba 1 , ation Of the Hieent | the subject, and then exert his influence to have | posed on the easy conch of a very muniicent | sicknees with a very uncommon Sntercat, eo much Jo L the Stite #hell be restored. perfect healt ‘Waehly wey S40) | uent to the Constitution of the Uni- hbor conform to them, The trouble ix | salery, The theatre will go under the manage. |, attention of ia fainily. Ieame ut | pignth— Asserting that no republican form of gov Je New Orleans p Jan that the Panis oe : ; Ht ny | tod States, extending the right of suffrage to | that so many people want the privilege of moking | ment of Mile. Tra early in April, Mr. Ttrovamse | Aterw physictaa had tried to persuade | ernment ean long exist or be wisely adi i | voles Of Snewrstce. Gxed. by Ue Boned of Under Filly copies to one ndcrese 4 | negroes, The Democratic Congressmen from | use of a part of the otrect for business purp intends to pay a long deferred visit to Califor him to give up bis body to the surgeous for c lerable portion of the pec writers for Red River are enorwous enough te oerens corer mm. Sean Se a Cu Vee) Toidiana, we see, approve of this extraordina. public opinion has become very lax where his genial manners aud reut wit ny Wie complaints being so tonsuel and sume of “cover nevigation on the rly ant Corytus to engages | ry step, and fo do most of the Democratic | S4tt to the matter, insure him a worm w symptoms new to scien Lett agitated that the Republican party ts the | Hades and » market." ADVERTISING RATES ; : Ys ‘ ———- ' fe or truetion f and forty doll 0 40k, perine ewapupors throughont the ce . _ : erie ; : viene ie Howapapors throughout the ouuntry. Senator Chow1ey, from the Committee on AMUSEMENTS. formation ‘ 1 ho ob) Arolured delogate last night waa orlered out of or thermabou's, ¥ rs th N has again and again repeated, | Ciies of the Btate Se , has reported favorably in ~ 4 . ae \ : t | Jorn tts Hotel, and, refastag to go excepting Vy | oF in Trenton, N.J., after | fi wr + | this giving the sullrage to the negro is nota | the bill in relation to the Tax Commiesionees ad daa onld be Kept the ae or force, was urreated weventy-four years, ‘Phe los x | F Beg Sida ada shred gee Maka pool Bs Pauline Marklam, the brightest star in the es we mation upon which an iesie of national inter: | office of this city, ‘This iv the same bill that se ‘ Was sormewhat over 84,0. ‘ | . " ellation of bon reoppemed at Niblu's ¢ Jast he dled; and the py n wh A STRANGE MISTORY. wre bas a bow constrictor wt hos ta We ’ Seca j cat can be raised, and tho party which at | passed at the close of the session last year, but | y, nday ev Wuf ab absitice Of some weeks, | him, and je at the Bead of ot medleal col ea re al penile v7 rat thelr homen, | toms # to moke it such comuuits a perious | to which Gov, Peston refiwed to affix his signa | caused by. i and reco.ved a perfect ovation. | teges alas, made arrangemen’s with a restr | The Matsimonial Adveutuces of an Old Mino pitt eae Ine * slang ay ; 3 : As : f Ulinder, ‘he people have, in the sto increase the Board of Com. | Whe tou ¥ ere on the and | man to steal the body on the night of Ite futerme Me Murrice Three Women while bie ; rt met Walaa ae deen 0 Pes tea I the Hoard of A Ail the Deantiful Captain of the Thieves, on her enteanes, | and carey It to the hospitul—all which hepp ii IS BL EAA BLN Jas Lh al ally Bly a lp agra thd omer of Nassau and Prankfur sor tary oF tue | long ayo got tired of hearing: it discussed ; @ and the soard of Assessors, adding : fate is rete vorced after Fortyeseven Years of Mare@ satat natives are dil gently sourebiug for the Pnoke, ' e , wae ne the fate of tle Roman tle t any adventure, ‘The fam'ly phys Bewertan ie aud: then, Wing: Know: tut tie number of h Board, and places the whoie depart- ‘ Kee y : vate Fine hai end alld ried Liles —The public will be gratified to tourna that Ar, RR TIE - pid hian Gi dita Ayla Minuet jp | ment wader the control of Compoller Connouny, he ' Piespagy eda bate Ala! ; Liceesubich a ic dene ‘Prom the Chicago Tomes Greeiey's vid white coat und bat, Which mysterious _ To Advertisers The Weekly Kun He in the Northern States {8 nihiee AFLG 1S Wie Voi anpalatingcsowell «Wo bidet pert Sit Biren, 1 pak Wena hae | ale ws demcnrath spo Yroie made that |g fortvanren years ao ayo thers tived in the | Wapyenred at ie I ail, ha ve ie SS UBERSEA, Oe Woatsasy oF aext Week toaadloour | to make thol voles Of Any practical IMpoF | stand thatwremonstrance uw being prepared, by Tobe kik tha CUNO ‘ pag erg bh t sad. The liver had eliniged: placesaithe |! and Pandeome teat Lydia. BY swho wie | turned to whoappropeiated Peculiar edition of the WrEELy SON a rporlal | while in the Southern they already many of the leading taxpayers of this city ageinst | heantital pres soi aes ‘ : MAA Kae tah thea ab vitoes HA tae | me nyt ' ' Suneph It listorie is Wo furtiver use for them, Peete, So Farmers ROH FURR ean | away frou them, What folly, then, for the } reported without giving to the to itan | Morkiam ts perhips the attenetive of all that | changed wleo the p not t Forgan, aud conteit, ana, pair Was jtvepering | celal at gorges Saiire the Milaie Fates, not wore Wan four pawos £O1NK 10 | Progt Deinocratic patty to waste its strength | opportanity to be heard, that no husty | band of Britleh blondes conveyed by My. Alexander | eayacd siun of wore of the vital diets, Na a dared baiely Rv Oh th | heen tn th ny Chatabe tila pole each post oftles. hess men WhO Wish to reach A , ‘ pp Henderson to our shores, She is of the very Highest | tore had created order ont of th ver wornan Waw to nan. D 7B Maceholescias Me: vieartat avidin’ See dip exter ie ity att ting te revive: « don eation, and | getion Wit be had, and that «full and flr oppor Mm wornan 4 RA das 7 m Sigs bak sation abl piaen ot perehieras the White wel eee Lee bag A Based : tunity will be given for a hearing before anyth school of Bngiish beauty, the fice beng #oft and | there need be nu serious tnter ted Lerectt to bite wit IE i acts dont sy epee ahr Meret Peer ata co good opportunity. A Umnited nuubor of advertinn ce sean Saat EVE | ita te editds oe prescut Commiasioucrs, | lanings and the fie ferelieat surmouuted by» ; attention, In. the eo uot | fem tame ot Seutarw Nava” Aud ey ive ni fi \ dey Leeoming less tenable! dithered shit Abbe ah Sadat Mb he | | golden harvest of Malt, rislng in #heate of brok ‘The position of the heart and We appendages was | girls has been dead several years, she son Was bid ree —_ Cente periine. No extra charge forests | isbeiie ve NATHAN Me Antes, Josan W. Buows, and suntight, Her timbs might Nave been fashioned | simply reversed, ‘The upper border of the heart was | acewlentally killed wile gel sand With lie =A newspaper publi Wed in the rocions of eon Connected he office aan ure cl ', 4 bela n o ed t e P i * the tel on ake Mollevhunkemunk, Me, are 7 » Britis! Aw our readers are aware, President Jon. | 20m Connected with th ir inany year too, of having # rich and powerful volec. and belog | cardtages, and the apex corresponded to the Intere | home: eve More Reasons why the Bitch ¥ | our rea ° ow give youctal aatintiction in the manegoment | tralued in the very beet meiod. Her return will | space between the egralteges ar the Ath Br, Hemingway at this the was eapiain of a dont | suid to be superior to (hose of either Lake Wevteyor moos Should Joi the United Staton. Just before the expirst’on of Hie term of | BON Hie parcient, We trust the Lajislatury | impart a free spring to the run of the Forty | Mls nely (no ine wm hea we raat hippie, whiel | plying on the Evie canal, Vion this aid tue exalt | yacvok or Movsetockmeguniurs of Chan e have wlready act forth some 01 iho ren. | signed partons for two rrecutly con: | Wilt carefully consider tue auiter before paosing | Thoves"” at Nibh IG precienty lh piece Abd mUusiieut Ia ihe mature) IN. Wcen? CE Te eT eet | coxuumatmaung were very Anc,bat sons why the British Provinces on this con. | vieted whitkey swindler, Jacon and MOSES | vet a menue a ho cont uch othce nati Worked tyr H that Sn 0) captain | tu deat du ying bo tell wher they live tinent should annex themselves tothe United | Deroy, and likewise, it is reported, for — at ri = -_ al ' thks ae 5 re in th connected, the déncucment came; | 77a Yours Engtioh noblewan, resid: States. Thore are st} others, of a politcal | Biatnnon, Bowen, and Ancor, When, Mr. Joun Brovenas publishes a ennd. hyetlatig eu Hed Pyth dgctraas Tall ohteh ta ela a0 eet 1 (eon on the other bye share he iEL OE character, which we did not fully enlarce | however, President Giant came In, he in. | He declares Taw Sox in wrong in attributing verted Into a Workingiman’s Play house, supy : been t Pineda, the Busts | sronping, fled ty te West, and. gcttied. In Chicaue, | Ober titled scape-graces, lost 64,000 in upon. Lot us consider thom je ondored the reall of the Duruy par ; lure of his theatrical certs to the faults of | working men, Tho: (laynis:: (nen sf the i the Sava Wearts was. | A remgtng, Hea Une West Au seated te Chica ae ree ani ag Hngland can hold her American colon sa RSih Geueea pernenean i his business manager, That gentloman is first | game elas, ‘They are following out the euegestions : ie alta, wineh. ig | \igway clalme that he was (rv ig 10 the VI | os fitmeclt anda party of Cieade ; . rishi selves fess elite faultless. AML the responsibiliuy of the | of ‘Tim Sum, that they et tp tholt amt mm the Intcrauricular | lage ot Dryden, atid aaked Wie Wife to «emmy Ue Wich ids alemdar peertoress aed | but fora brief period at Yost. It is not ip jetraments purporting to be pardons for eecieeat Mr, Beouunan, i wente among themselves, and #ustain them by th * opening tnt ial heart sifowliig. &. |) lie 40 tte alty, Gut (at shi: rettial, He tuen : ee et r fl ~ went rests with dD » he sa ponte among the vOe, an SHER TT mix the Wlnek and red bloot, was large, The | ted apou he vvtunenbcal, atid, With wi celine riviug foue dene n The nature of thizies, In the first pluce, eho) Biateneit and his arsoeiotes should bef It te he alone who has dove it. ‘This In manly, | OWN (alate: hie sie. grea endotragernent all | Erare' wan wie incliee ata cnr ct hin th pemeths bra. |. (omar @neD Oller: cine parted, wit afout Iv ta underatood (ae Ar, Henper, the delés cannot defend thom in ease of awar with this | rented! to ors having them In custody, | 1¢ ig creditable alike to Mr, Fnovanan’s head and ily anit 16 the programme which tiey ive put | teed ans! (eeo-yuatters Hy and nearly three | Arrived in Clegg, Hemin say and rus Gaal tal stay agers country. Tho fact of contiuity settles thet. | thoy should also be tronted as nnltities, Theso [pis heart, Uutwe nce sorry itis iue, We had ; for nasuey even ne stile uN ie pana Alter th rate have only given | Of Alu avoutey Ia. i leaver w Vave that poise . volved Wit iG « fe ‘ ; bf 2 © Ny | pectormed, ax we have no doubt It will, twill induce | a plignt gilwpae vl, the heart w Annet whe a Pearce ie bas ais ec tee Rice tha This is just as plain to England na to the | moasurce have given riso to considerable dis: | not supposed that a nan of much wit, genius, aud | Patormed, an we have no patie of the elty: to thllow Hl to that cd von ¢ bd tuseth: ¢ bapplly, | ve eave tas bea oe Wt le provide ryt of mankind. The Loudon Tinea ar { oavsion aruong gontloncn of the legal pro: | eapericues could nuke such unfortunate btuale. | (ner epwapten he selection of the pieces dlephars i train tea % aud ered errr ag tal Botbernpeeete we cutoreed over and over admitted the fact. Ax nations | ccavion, and the question is earnestly asked, | Hereafter tet him keep aloof from manngonont. | a good deal of skill, for they conslut of the #iort stead of ihe riche hy ' Cor ANG SHECRUINE | tn the pew sta aa Wedience is ren do not keep at peace always, expecially when | Can a pardon be hed ? Asawriter nnd a comedian he baw few Rect | faroea alps we Seb Natar thas One,” Toe Po tot pabion, Durlug tis ume thee were Lorn to | dered impos ‘ ; . " but it is with feclings of sincere respect for Me. | and Jerry," and Hox and Cox," intereperved with cur and thre , seoutly a stron therw Ina toupting objvct to yo to war for, | Iu mupport of the revocation, it ie waid that | bit ie with footings of sincere 1 tape Nr oily Okt eee gr able moa si apud. stemelainis ined wish ~At an ¢ sen nae we may conclude that some day Eagload | a pardon, Uke suy other written justrument, | © y one of birds and animals, and ; parte, wos | wie, doseph resolved ty met rid of ber, and, at smell of gas was kai teeta Fi A “1 ; : ee 5 A Ors Seok Ma Bolles of Wipe mas astnaies One | Sia deeayen, ved te vail Favat, The | etoriay sccue or two, ahe consuted to leave the cits. | of a bridal party fre drrission being would, if the pressure were upon her, willing. | ouly tales © upon its being delivered to Col. Rowan, C. B, of the British army, | feate of xecromuncy, The proceedings are to be | faucth lobe in front of the fe, the | on cvudition that he pad her the sui of $009. | Gomanded to put rural swatn ree ly settle the question of actual or thrent | the person for whom it is intended, and ac. | who has resided now for twelve yours inthis city, | Varied still more by the ploavant seting of Miss Ada gall ladder lyt gba none Ih aud the lobulus gaudae Having ab the tive nis aye upon & youthlul s ak ee be acn the darned ened war by coling the eolontos, Phe | copted by him, Signing it Is merely Like | and has become a cherished institution of social hasepaes ey Le agesiatntl ht jsp ousiration Nae been carofutly ree | Taree,” we Qualp hiw it he thought Vt Lest 0 ay the | ching smlt so bad ae prdald ‘ : 45 ty \ in N ¥ o by the | 8F0 to be Merete, a w ey ‘orded for the benotit of science, aud Dr. ——, eum demanded, and ¢o got rid 0! she moving be drawn over the ds one reason, but not the only one, * wf a promissory note oradeed, whieh | life in New York, has boen ordered home by the Siig’ wide WHI Buk Vth Any Séaink WA Wallers ti pant Ay ghey target Red peotenes Fruyy prod Georgi ain the Toll at ee, 6 Sure enough, there w the The British Provinces can never enjoy | in only a protiuinary formality, and, without | British Horse Guards, and will leave for Europe | ty restaurant ater Tine SUN ofice, which shown | om, Lancet, Nuch a exse Ww ever heard of be a nea Sean we Deve. Of Herel ne wa bale ae 9g ob Saka tased stranger gnything approaching the prosperity 10 | something: more being dons, amounts to no. | eorly next month, Tis Las eth a aba’ Ory eevee inocu ier Wature, and ted Win dog's ie pantngeobialon gh h still remained which their territorial situation fis (thing Upto the moment het uhe pardon | ™ : Alea tits i al serge p Heys Riid Pregl by cine the wrraes So ner pete ange conla, mounted them until they enjoy witheut resisictioa | fur cither of the persons we have named was | ©" eaalas i “ ee dialed AW TORK CRGISEATURR, Frings ity hl weluieu Bet gai ey the Denefit of the United States murkety, | actually recived by bin, the President had | Syeses nea oe an ‘ af ‘ ie in comer Valose this country admits their producis | the name control over I that he would havg | yyeenes sty, uy in own ole ; i [ Sluletanes | ai «Gay boy ia ter : " free of duty, there is a long actual Vet of | Wad were it merely written oat and vin ia ules whe Hate toes , any, Av a yutinat mi hom ' : thom, and a still longer possible Hai, that eon | tis deek mnsiged. In the Tooter ea | @ charming aut a fas . i known an raall michine, | era to etal Wwestate F ‘in the Siathdudiclad | and, emguing We werviees OF a lang ca, a [ ' ; Td eotaniiah © st ° i Astor | to have the old tan murey her. In wuswer to her ‘1 gtk to he have no market at all, They may ll grain | could clearly tear 14, A desing tt awd | who ws thera mT . Mdiders " pedes in the peculiarities bee i [ag ice deg py ute f opie Cae rh hah lle yo paid le the atuoant apectéed, sea Me is thought 10 nave vecu we n | at provisio Sngland utother | why ne Lat at may pubeegt thee 4 share n, the wheels Delag supported by rote the route Jog Broads | the promining to Kave blu forever, atic, S08 prpyintons 0d bag i tileaal aeageasrt ie ery f ff whiet ho 4 | runuing from the suddic, between the wheels, whlch alo of Contra! Park, | | While yet le wan the keover of ihe women Morti- | ome changes on the 's sunface during 2 ica ike A Aol hg hie ‘ i Rr aon Tact dwethe Hritish Government aginst the Hart. | rode are connected by 0 small goariug iu the conte lsd, enty-tird | lovely charm ct Mrs, ether I. Craven, Auweriy | the glactal period are strlkingly illustrated by 6 won't bear 4,000 mile i 8 . vg soon ag | Pd Arius Company, and which has been fiually | ¥hereby the rear wheel is made to follow directly in ue, through Biaticthy street, | Mise Aoure, who, altiough she was a married Wo | bouider of a peeullar vuricty of granite, ‘iMecn feet must go wit! iP ive a f 7 fono what he is by | *eited in the Colonel's favor, Col, Rowax, who | Me track of the forwuid wheel, In other machines gear eee hectet Monae Bev eke tua cli he was evidently desired | igh and seventy feet in circumference, perched ates eases i" vit ; ' iN Gone wihat Be: 6 DY | setonge to the Royal Artillery, has served ia Tne | Me Ment wheel may at times become horlgontal to wating the Knights of St. Patrick of New York, | to become Mrs, H, No. Kour,” she being in love, it | upon the top of the Hoovsc Mountain, one of the a ak ow norized to ¢ It is not certain that dia ‘Canad eitnaiie Vecunendl the rear wheel, causing accidents and upsets lumiae ing the charter of the Brooklyn ‘Trust Cow: | is claimed, with lily riches more thin with hie per | richest peaks in Massachusetts. ‘This boulder, it a ; re in ang Cannda with distinction, and commanded | terabte, A specimen f this machine has been in | pany. son, be being worth at the tine alout $50,000, Hay " Jepiiny ta ‘ oe | any formal document is necessary to make a a battery through the Crimean campaign, receiv. | te in Pearsall Bros riding nehool tor vome tine ing rid binselt of Mit. HL. No, ‘Phree,” te urged | conclusively poved, was clipped olf the apex of an- pumpkins a ‘ siuckons and | pardon etfectaal. It is a pure exercise of | ing the honor of aC, B, for gallant cond He | Where Ht hes become a great favorite with pajuls! ASSEMBLY, Lis love upon ihe accomplished Estter, aud, procecd- | other mouvtain at Stamford, Vt,, and trauspurted by vattl Aly r | + Sr. gt Pome Maprovements were suggested, which have | A communication was received from the Comp: | ing to Milwaukee, the two were provounced man | tLe jee tu its present position, ‘Thu Stamiord moun. freely me thing cattle and horses, | will, aud provided the will to pardon is clear. | hos but three officers above him for the rauk of u | bern etiented to. tm. the mangtactars oF the recone | ayn Hig unt the deteat of eh i ee Oe hoe tepame rot MPs. (ain ie now. m. tusceted and the boulder te “ ‘ , ones, ‘Ten of them are no oF net nd comers * for the * Stnte the marriage certificate given her, which whe has to . vould wer cay manufictures of cotton or wool | ly manifested, that is enough, At all events, | fiencral officer : wil be eahublied tontint by SaperteMers The cae | fepterntations for the malnten pal ante Bl thie day, This Was early in 1207, Wien he tuad re- | composed of the same kiuil of gianite, whieh dlifore or fron, neither their coal, nor Have, nor | the exprowion of that will by a written doc ihe Mantalian Cha | Tras been thrown into | 24) erice which this combination gives to the mave- ie forMEr ApPropriations were eouruime inrued to Chicago with pls now wife, he put her | ig every respect from the Hoosac rocks. m a ments of List are unequalled by spe meut by tho dis. | machine, and 10 ls ne good es 6 clreus to w ny other a state of the wildest eacit seaenes (Wwivings ond tuentags and hthe ts an @ypsum, nor building stone, across the Lroad | ument is amply sufliciont, and unless vitinted Atlantic for a market. All these and nw | by some fraud, of which in the cases we closures of the at case of Hanr verswe Con- | expert accomplisues on this ma thousand other, nuneless articles, the pro: | speak of there is no allegation, it isin full ks, and the attempt to maffle the matter by a ‘ duct of farm and dairy and houselvld in. | forco from the moment that the signing of | settlement at the eleventh hour seems not to WOME dustries, can find no market excopt in the | \t ccrtittes to the world what has taken pl iaeane foe | Ue MTEL ists etrett, “wor rwerss Loteren|| Oranges have been very pleutiful inthe Paria diate relief, aor fake rue ‘ace uu pear en hie 4 | markets this winter, In unjacking the enses a ex te vote defeating the | ie twidl’ wile of Mr, ‘Hemingway, In the | tla portion of the frult is invariably crushed aud af TRAVELLING ALONE, Bills were reported—Providing for aduitional | house of the physician sie guly remalned a | ouce thrown away, For theso rejected vranges cht ae bulidings for lunatics in New Yorkciy. To alter | ort time, for the (heat al hd boot cy tape foniers ac on the wate dd cagerly plek up the ‘The state slow 4 have appeased the fecting of disquietude which i one of Hrookly F | wlouse furnished (or i i / ; J s Mave Females any Bighe is Botole @-Pesks 6 the Maple Hose, itsookly ne ie” atthe | Rether they lived until in tabs, when two of his sone, | fueled fruit, even though it Las fallen into the gute contiguous territory of the United States; | ‘To revoke St afterward is impossible, even | previils, | Mr. rLies ix, it appears, a netion of Mrs, Livermore, charter of the New York Dispensary, Incorporating | PY, Wp wits wine Baal Te He foeen He settled ter. et What purpose? It appears that these ore and if slut out there, the: ” confined to hy the ior » who executed I dail member of the Managing Cowmittee, whieh ren. | Transtuted Sor the Rec iution by Mra, Miler from Die | the Yoraville Savings Bauk of New York, Consoli icin’ Bryden, in hopes that the sight of the wite | 808° fragments are carefully washed and mixed with 1 here, they are coutined toa | by the funetionary who executed it, and still ders his oflence the more hein: the f fewe Welt, St, Houle dating tiie, Flushing, southelde, aud Woodside, unl houne in Bey den, in, Hopca tha the aight of the ware | Ons acinus ae carefully washed and mixed with Glitted and restricted homo murket, where | tues by lis successor, who cannot be pre rs hia he more heinous in the eyes o ithe Whsianea Rlekia aa toe the Now York aud Flushing Railroads, would te | ub) id induce Billy were Introduced—Detining the Mmite of the | MrouKh ali these lo whil clan him from the © tho moneyed magnates of the institution These remnants of fut are inixed with competition results in stagnation and ub | sun 1 to Know th evening of the 15th werets of his bosoun, of which our y aie avisea tart i , J i brown sugar nd left for seme days to ferment, i on the other hand, he is warmly sustained by the | ber contained. a Jong aceouut, Mises. y | ew Harton trek ae ory necond sree: fe in. | hum todo, winatier of Justi BE RE reer ae ee tama tay fe ferment: Fhe stantial repression of production, It is not probable that the question thug | youngor, ayer, and tore impecunious class of | Made Some remarks which she carnestly requested iinprovement’ Company. To extend. Bediord | termined, however, that, whether une father dha tis | Liquor thu ved Is then str ed Dotto, « by This brief, naked statement discloses at a now come up for judicial determin a ib ke piety Ne } the reporters to give in actail. We gladly accede to d enclose Perry avenue, In Brookiyu, To | duty or wot, thi et wCHO Ws Le) huimpagne Mouifetord © stuf fezes, rded as the went to the Louse of their father's lant mirtress, and ative, A] her request, al Irving street, Brooklyn, ‘To reiund taxes il dd, however cxcerable, is drank tw the cayés of thal lance the political necessity whieh now | lon, Other indictments are pending against | meeting of the Committee has becn called for | yeAMOne Me many sete of tnjustice done to woman legally collected on Maks and wueorpordtiy ADE oOA Bie STREETS PAY CHRIS ORT Se Me Te so eatrast OF Her 9653850 be reeko ‘01 . Rein Ko steam (errte 4 ay eater aa aie «hall cs, presses, and will Press wpow the | the erhohails whom Mr Jouxson sought to ] this evening to consider the alvir, aud w ric and | she reeelyes trom Yoel Keepurs in travelling alone the wetestyaiien Be hehe ie te New actlore thie, However, Hemingway bad been ured | —* Talk about bedbugs!” said Bill Jones, whp ‘ee peat wos of the Unio i ended » wi ‘ (WO SON Ia tide « i : 7 } American Colones to dosite and sek | relieve, and under the new Administration, | lively time is expected den dad Ramnichan ee hole Weer aia te vin. Ineorporating i af to do inster, ain Noveiaber Last | Vad been aeroos the Plains, * Yon should have seem henge of theireoudition, It dees not now | even if they were successful Sa sustaining ; . Dee PI Young or old, whether ‘of respectable cad on the North Riv Rabesne oF Ue scree bo try Se eel tie w ity) eG x cites Taek iy Ldaho lust spring, & : , ) ' facetious sayin R 28 cannot | Hot, she is rejected unless she cun prove he hing @ stage rol to i Tatneview Was hud, SNe BRS Was OBEred 81,000 stopped one n Hers who lived 4 et for the first tine, It hus always | die part Ney Would have but a briet tie 8 facetious saying that Ayures cannot | ores tbilty—oo easy tung vo, da om ereiving ta. | (otavllshing ® stage r Savings | leavetic ord mun, idting that she wistoa to con | MOPHed ‘with some setticrs who livol ip. @ ‘est A alee na tathbniinnn | H - liege No more can the World, but the World's dead of night, when the whale city 19 waleep. . k. tating to | salt her famuly on t te shy Ditleved tt cabin, coptuving only one room and a lof, bora prraiderehtl Bite aal \* : prison, But it is none the less urithmetioal and statistical geni sometimes x hen Sve, mine $ vy bans the Presitent of Regarding peti she was en 8 fb When it cane t to goto bed Ley stronga blanket, Q Ww yours ago, hat o la y wublect for discussia . ayn ti. of this lar went lo a porate New un Jeet wae post) Mie, me dlugly across the wniddie of the ” 1c settle ly a fow yours ng : j an dater sbjeet for discussion, wakes extraordinary calculations. For example, ington about re at ioe teeurance Coneng.. ts | she consulted with her Urotiere,two of Which live erent OO ATO and TNC ALAE a ey Nef must be bod at all event ! neater: tare Republican majority in New Hampshire on Convention, abe. was suly APART | Hevrpurate the Pioneer Association of New York, | yagatucy, Michi.and one im Vermont, all three o ton ong alde of tnd aire aiy,the ott, Tid : wish ve rrassment in belng re at wh meporate the Manso ompauy of New om ¢ ealthy, ‘The is eid, nds | downto go cep, the Ledbugs Degan to enshe ting state of most ind | ae Lay Nay wan 1,500 lorger than it was at the Tote Tess ho exne- | 1° incorporate the Hansom Cab Compauy 0 qived- tar to get all the ibe souldonte it. p te wan t o 1 from cating the iy ‘al Wb: Hreaidaet York and Brooklyn, Relative. to the ‘saipment 1 was the m , si pouding election last year, Yet the World e arovad a tt tt tried db Texipg th of cattle from the port of New York, 1 Advick, aid bellevin lonsen Gaeeter to a h ere at f o'closk A WT Aa Spa La Pe ks e limit, she abecpicd the offer of | kiVer up ant secp away frou ‘cw, but Luc peaky sive OR Ahi heehee s out of it w great Democratic gain, Rea. tranee at the * Wants Heute. Feet Nee Wonk Chee Light Deere As | the. suizowing xo, an gue! ber vaio to 6 payer | variate would exted hold af the vertelothes and pull 1 bhay pha licate | | i soimpiaree the fulurde OF iite huwevel mgs tortumately Lo that el hehe . tice Bivtiee Ta it whieh abe pr @ to release the oid nan jor oe aaa aan al h expired H why, it compares the returns of thi Tot ouefly utimaidated, she soared | {ucurparate the Wilts Maine Baviuse Disk. Ad | Mort Wuduuriny the abscuce uf Me Hletaeg. | Wem Mom me. ‘They dide't think nothta’ of druge time that ‘ ty ang | 128 With those of the Presidential election Tast sing ou her own good right, ocerod sade —- Way ; : ein’ me re ye room If 2 ae a ma ha nable request; aud sie ia: gata (att ive slant AS ng iat she would not leave the ‘a’ ¥ Now comes the acquel to those startling develop: | xbout mlanizht, und then Eleoken round for » the double inspiration | 4 pan w total gud midsp surprining | ae eee: Che) aera: aeithmwelleias damn sn 1B Rea (ra ve wafauionris eae RIPE Wart The Dog: Warn dre Uergh'e Views mente, “Wille at hiv ol Wome at Dryden, N. Yay Me. | Nytammciiaits and ten TI ORES {0 fom a ; Rh | alee a ns | the returns of the Maine election, in September | — Itt not alone the Inconvenience caused to woman | 72 Mae biter of The sui, Herning way and lls fret wife tailed up the anitterat | SY Of excope. ‘There was a F reachin’ op into and cerinin selfish trading hovston’ of the theory of our Govern rmit me to si : . ory of the | Which was censured yesterday, but the indirect in Sin: 2 y that I regret to see that | u divorce, and he represented utloirs im such a hit | the Jott, last, omens of the spprosohing vietory of the | Nii C eich sie ta'sehigsieds aud whion. bes nat | comatucleating Atm MreBerah in four pesterdatts i jady tinally signed a paper, ip which from the bi ckers was to yct up thar, vo T dd Democratic party, by comparing it with some | been properly resented. “When a man comes to a | issue. Liave followed this 8 for some thin tte teat the sult in case he applied fora | py + at P an by i s properly ‘ There wa: wy bugs in the tort, f old tion of we do not know how many years | HOt His not asked if he be a kwave of otherwise | in his plulanthropic gotions toward the lower ani This paper obt old nan at d che nthe lol, su I laid dows, ‘ ‘ e y 3 disreputable, Tf he has “greenbacks" enough to | tals, and hls conduct In this diection has merited dy val a congratnin iia! myself on aie, Pretty quick ago, ‘There is nothing so admirable as the ex | pay for his room, he is politely received, Now, are rt nd 1 thought ¢ Englon | m jeal with alam the rapid st: be t way to get away ies of the press, the Triiune believe that the men who thers are always the men who ought to woh praise; but when he comes to the ¢ © of A, Goodrich T heard: the iP at ‘ in favor of aunesation was Newt Doos it not understand that the | crcie or inwenuity. in extracting comfort from | @ "areenbacks” of a woman of loss value than | dogs, the position he takes de y from his Gret and | oon ad Mage a Ur sormebody ag } \ rious, upright, ond maguaulmous public | ete OF MBeaulty SS HASHNE: SOHM thore of « ? approbation, Tuink he ts carrying the thing entire Havin) dbisty wy in’ up ri OUt rive Mimoelt up sure upon colonia! industey 1) | : eal gye ‘i dei f \ | Mificult circumstance is moreile: ly too far, ‘To my mind A ¢ same Tule ¢ ance he ap 1s ny promises to do etrer, tise engaged a | through the hole m r locked care x oN “e i in of ‘ } mon does not after che rewards of elevated t roapectable, “ applies to horses, calves, sheen, lawyer to daily wateb the court rooms, aod proveut 1 row “ ns 1 ened the loyal sentiments of vn MAUD HT Siallansiiue watlectun Wei’ la Bemeailer uit Tecelved [fale re: | we, These are all nignly uscful animals, wiihe the | the: tsoulug ctw decree, of aivertes buat ceuwith ey POS ANG 16 BORA A TA Baw ih gs The feeling spread in luvor of a jon, Ut | Ni tic th i Gincinsene ats wa with ; i in the Wonuan's dow te becoming nuleance, As rae of one, Od | slandng tere Sete ends avery, Mr Gu rick siiy eat e s chums bel Dloodthiret i , as it jorgotten the story of Chxcinwares at his oy more romarks an © account of ite movement have prayed eurnestly that this | ciiren is valued above a thousand dogs, t¥ tf not ed ia det Satwiday forenvon, fled bie bil, and be. | aad cried cus intly, Ci ad he's lieve? was thougit to be better to Lye America | plo J from tiling the earth to save Ven. Ware -Famuar kale, aula. Ae. Ritatton might be brought tase ‘open diounmog—s | wisdom to pase b law for the indlecrion nets bincehion | fats Nigner Mr: Himiaawayc h Basie thee Of a d than die Britons, OurCongress was sel od | yy bd Lusca's attack upon 4,000 Cuban insurgents, | demand in’ which they ure @ntirely right. Tt tn | of dogs? Chey ahouldy at leart be prevented trou: youre, was a divorced husband, oe iNavauaari . a va |! whom he found intrenched in the Sierra de | matter tu which every oxe is interested who has a | doing ans injury, by solve means br other. ‘here ix |” Mr: Hemingway, In conversation with his friends, | Unto the !. did Horece Greotey go, and humbugyed into the Reciproe!ty Treaty The power of the press isnever more usefully | Cubitan, Me first t their lines with artite | Mother, @ Wife, & sister, or any female relative, no force to Mr. Hergh's reasoning In that art gives many reasons for bis strange conduct of a life: La] by the persistent efforts of British and cot ie ployest Man in pointing the public attention to | tery, and then sent a columa of 1.800 amon to | ant tte gs, the movement for the complete | the inatance be xives of an individaal Leving Riek Shearrsing BA marrieus © Him Crarsn, be | Aiiieegh be Genined Hisast escoeding slow; lery, and thea sent a column of 1,500 men to | and immediate granting to woman her rights a: nial agents, who left no siome uuturued at | those eminent individuals who, — cherishing charge them with (he bayonet, On both sides, | S"™e* fuch unusually large proportions—when e¢ i . yentions are held everywlere, and many women Washington to secute their objects, ‘That | no hankering for public plunder, yet pos | he gays, the resolution was intense, and. tho | journeyiagto reach them, this question te orca an treaty carried the Provinces over ten years, | Sees Fewarkablo qualities that fit th ary i i losses were terrible, Leaca’s own casualties he ‘Convention ia Chieazos ou Mextar ieee The good efecte we wer promivod in comcil, | ©F Positions of Sintogulshed usefulness | reports at 8 killed and 69 wounded, white on the re of the torent were here yetenta Ay feslroae tat Mr; Hiergh shoal go | will again. hive, the marriage ite perfo : trusion upon. thet privuc; a meas tit ring their cause before | o} ets Of kindness towar oor damn! ster shal rae and 1 os Md gb and ara Lie i Mea alc are: van fly ieee intrusion upon their rights of privacy, | ide of the rebels be estimates there were 1,000 Legislature in. Springficids immediately after. | poate’ Particularly the horse; but I hope that he | — Aa’ daule to tls strange case, It te rannored thay | Ald tought lie'd go and get bis hub and evat. returned to Chicago . s though it may sometimes give a little pain | who were dove for, This is absurd, The beat | which they fo toe Couvcution in Milwaukee ana | it'ubteverstoat’ tiie marke and in hte Prevention | the two sous In this cily, Who are dissatised with Aariag the was, We got tholr undiviiled | |, 1. stsiaking modesty of their nature, A great soldiors in the world cannot assault intrench. | Will then, without delay, begin to storm the Win: | of cruelty to animals attempt to spare those danger. | the granting af the divorce, Intend to have the de. | THE man looked be ¥0 long an aosence from his iirst | And entering with others of less note, und, believing #8 | Obtained a Helcet fpr hls hat and coat, fete printed an! posted about, tome town in Brauoe | mays he hou Which caused the Mayor of the place to revoke a | wife eutitied messege he had Ferords ordertug ag stay nar OF all | he #4 Ly Nal a why oie ed man, he aay do; large, is @ ver) one {ndee 4] ried Bstver because Le toved her, and wished ed saahabter bal shows the Mayor to have been still more silly to re: | make reparation to her and to her brothers. He | HA¥ing paraded through the etately halla, voke his order foy such a weak lisirument as waving how procured the ‘ivorce, he | Aud wot being over fond of Sull-dress balls, that, Tam very de-frous that Mr. Bergh shoald go | will again hive the marriice rite performed, aud | ‘The thing a devilish bore he soon did vote, eve AuG there and al! around, Thi is ; ° Eogisiature, Al r i i || eee Renae baking Wagle a igh set Rantacked the shelves and eea on the £10 gets rwg Fis ne ae Auay aad one | siizsi ones hitaself to his country ; aud it is not | ments if their defenders have guns and powder. ti aye fivatied, an compute. of | the oulmuhe seedings NRA | SoeeRSHeecpeeee oruuie tat Waa ones test'| greeter caaterae ens Cae boca paid ee PR yp ash iy ape elaralt Hak far ji Pee ee ip ates Tn an assault the advantage ison the side of the Ay Justined | Tenement tm otcls seem |“ Niwank, N,J., March 9, 1800, bigeiay, Alas! T cannot Gud your bat aud coat! 6 orgotten it, mine in what manner the debt shall be paid, We | », th # to One of Mies Anthony's most hang (aoe We have not yet forgotten our experivnce so | have proposed Mr. Gueiuer for our Minister to | Dig? petund the intreuchments, if they behave | rest nities ih regeed to manne Tae S soot | ite Tueurnnce lAsenenlnasion te: Flevide. ‘Then Horare waxéd wroth and loudly swore With any stecdiness at all, as according to Lassca’s ayer eae " ‘ Hanutsuvaos, March 10,In the Legislature | ‘The Jacksoncitle (Fla.) Union says that on the | ¥ completely au 10 want to make anoihcr treaty, | the Court of Queen Victouta, We want to sce | renort the ioourgente did in the present instances Brite Teiaatre iy deRetnon Cit pute reais prominent Lite Tusurance Computes of Pv eae vithno, an Dr, 4. Binlarnon, Clerk of ¥uchson | Youy man, he side the tana x the i a y . pad. en that t . ~ | pht 1 jon ap asking that the ex unty, Fil. a ator The coloninta are already after it, however, | Mu siting the Alahwe question, We desire oe Auion, 4a Missous; must be the Arst State thet abel | fating State tax of 8 percent. on foreign. Companies | home ftom tile Clerk oflee Iu Marian hot foot. If we have sense enough and to behold him knitting anew the bonds of friend. There is a very common practice among i the pons ie terest ‘woman with (1! operating in the State be repealed, one ee be td a bet pad cj q ri ship between the two countries. We are impa- | wealthy housekeepers in this city and elsowbere, | suftae.. According to 1 40 —— ; at them. billing Dr: Pilagsou (a hot cater decline fanny elena sity ra tient to appland Lim in the costume of an Ameri- | whieh deserves not only the condemn: Wplliretion, the provniee te fat Guat Woot Sauk.—The second public sale | 'ain) and seriousiy wounding Mr. Purnat in th ion of the | consin, which recen| neck, Finlayson was a Bouthern loyalist ‘ ; * 14,000 pounds of choice wool of various brands, can democrat presenting our shoddy aristocrats | press, but also the ban of legal enactments, We | te negro, will not 4 PF scoured, and eorted, of Walter Brown & C young, active, avi : Young man, he suid, the things on which I dote ‘Most in this orld are my white hat aud coat. By —*! Mr, ‘tis too bad; it's my beller ‘Vhey've been abstracted by some d——d sneak thief? man, and. tor scverat | AN! Tcould kill thet man, and fiercely gloat : me al One Of the leading Radicals in | Over lis corpse, who stole my hat and coal! Yory short time soe what we saw just before | 1, i140 Queen, We hare given our reasona fur | refer to the habit of compelling domestics to ——— r 8 Paris Place, 40 40 be wade to-day, at noon. | Jocth oo county. He: was appoluied “Clerks ofthe former treaty was negotiated ; that is, | gesting hot he should be aclected for thi im | and on window sills, without any protection | yereessor saucy adr ee eee ee ae erat Mt TS Be interied teees | county by Gov, feed lt wu Matless, he reached hls homme tu sorry plight, Actermination for » change which | portant fuuction. Uf Gen, Guaxr's Administra | agniust accident, while cleaning the outaide of | street, "av te nue incieriea Ni netic oe Swearing he'd caught Uis death o' cokd that uiguty é of And h will give the-colonial population the Ameri: | tion should see the matter as we do, we shall be | windows of their private residences. Fortunate: | terest of the Israclitish church, tle filed with live | ,J% the Georgia Legislature, the Fifteenth | Mayor Hall proposes an oxehange of land in the straightway sat bim down to write a note, 7 I Amendment been le the order for | Park, giving t Post Office # beite: frout- | Ordering a brand sew old whi an markets. We have already said enough | glad of it, If Ms. Guseier is appointed, we | ly. accideuts from this cause are not numerous. | theological matter, and gives ovidence of w lone life. | Pridme'n’ tie Beuave and tar tod pete fees, | oa ‘ang way. above Park place, Jove, Jingo, Holy, ae japon Rotel