Tarborough Press, Feb. II.
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Mrs. Niles, a French lady, wife of Dr. Niles
OF MASSACHUSETTS,, and mother in-law TO the ceIe-
braed French author, Eugene Sue, is at present
in Washington. She has two daughters--twins,
young and pleasing girls, Of most amiable char,
acters, and resembling each other in appearance
most remarkably. These girls are the originals
from which Sue drew his celebrated characters
Rose and Blanche, in the Wandering Jew. This
circumstance renders these little girls, scarcely
twelve years of age, objects of great admiration.


Correspondence of Dedham (Mass) Dem.