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WEDNESDAY, June q, 1906.

For Freight or Charter,
I nE IT, he Ship
eEMs ENTERPRISE,
1Aaous 800 hoelheads oasthen-- nov laying 81
Meschan7s wiiaf!-~-a fac n.w yeaei. 4 piet;r
enes will be given 10 L.gsr30ol, and acvancts
made 80 con.lgament 20 Niehrs. Logan, Lenox
and &c.
f1g William Hodgfon.
Bb7 has fa,Ja1e, an board faia Zip,
8 800 Jacks Liverpool ltoved Salt,
5000 bulhels do, coayle.
May ID. d
! Platter Paris & Lime ahoat.
loo tons Platter Paris,
70 caNls Lime,
On lizard Brig Marcy, Captain Hall,
AND FOR SALE By
Lawralon & Fowle,
Ebs baOe,aJ6 rtceiOfd BY l1,d Big, Scdsessr
pOus. AMI P1ekst J1au BeA.m'ss,
go ooa~s CD tlfh
10 do. Moutd and D:pt Cards
Izo DO. Hall Boxes B:own Soap
Bale Rserboon Garrahs
Imperial, I TEAS,
Young Hyfap ] ,eft5<hlse mpsrta.sxs.
20 barrels n. +, Rum
IS caiks 3 Iona Gunpowder
10 cafes Fig Blue
III Store,
Pine Beck and Pork
kafii and Rlyens Djck
You 6 Hylon aud II I'm Skin Teas
Muieovsda Sugar
CaGss GiaIc. and Madeira Wine
geo Boxes Mould and Dipt Candies
80 DO. Choc3latc, &c. Sc.
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BOTTLED BEER.

4',a1.sraev asornias, ar o'ellek, and, i saesa.
rggei, eqeb JaecSsdl4g ma,ning,
a dray with BoTrLED BEER
will 90 about town:
Waea the citizen, may (uppiy thsrn:clyes With
sa't whoisiene beverage as as Paaee p.s bottle,
to he pail for on delivery.
Va Q iefs from th: county and hiPfiog or.
uI's vii DC executed on the lhorret noti1s,- -
T. CRUISE:
NV
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FOR SALE,

Ef apqtied COR immsdia,slyl
A imall Still Of 10 gallons, with
Worn aud Fah IN Fc'iea .otjeI. II Is caicu
la'sd for NE at all times, having an mon aove
h,ted 10 work N it--calcuiassd for private IA
mii'ss.-ApPly to
Dir. Douglas,
Lower end of Prince 6reet.
.-Mav go. eo3t*
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-13
No. II. ,(A.l- Translation }

! Preliminary declaration Of count Siadion
| 70 lord Grenvilie Leveson Cover, dated
at S.. Petersburg, 2stt Jaly-elh Au,
/ gust, 1905.
The nndlr5igned ambassador extraordi.
! uary aud pttaipoyent Of HIS .mperial
and royal apostolic majesty, by order of
his August sovereign, alter having invited
| his ezccllency :.he ambassador of Great
Britain, to join with him In the prelioni.
nary declarations which he has exchanged
this day with MS excellepcy the prince Of
Czar,oryski, has moreover declared as
follows:
His imperia! and royal apostolic maics-
ty in acceding tuIhe treaty concluded on
the Both March -11th April, 1905, and
subsequently ratified by the courts of Lon.
don and ST. Petersburg, under the reserva.
tons, notifications and demands, as an.
nounced in the above mentioned preiie,i.
nary declarations, limits the pecuniary
succors which be expects from his majesty
the king of Great Britain, for the current
year 1905, TO three rnillions sterling, of
(Which ones million and half is 10 be con.
siderrd as premiere. misereR cambasns, and
such is to be furnished wnh as little DELAY
SIS possible; and the other million and
halt as subsidies, TO be paid in equal
moushly payments, until he last dav of he
year. These subsidies, as we'll az one
mlilion+of the sum appointed for bre6.;ere
mise en- cambagne afe,o be furnished sc his
imperia! majesty, and shall remain in his
possession, even though the vigorous de-
monsuations in which his forces are actu.
ally employed, should not ,er,nina.e in
hos,ilisies, but should lead, by the way Of
negotiation, to the re-es,ablshment of
peace. Moreover, as these ara,ed de.
mons'ratioos afford the greatest and most
efficacious aid for the promotlpno of the OBJ.
Ject OF the concert, TO which his imperial
and royal apostolic majesty has acceded, he
expects that as 'lorg as they shall coninue,
the subsidy shall Ilkewise continue 10 Be
paid, 10 thesame manner as if his armies
we're eo1piovedin Ectual war, and that for
the wear 1906 and<ahs subsequent years,
in consideration of the grea. nunbear: Of
troops which DC is opposing 10 the common.
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iAddHonal article,

His majesty the emperor of all The Rus
sias having in pursuance Of his sincere de-
sire to insure success TO the entcrpfize
concerted agaiDs, France, determined, in
case the circumstances should require il,
TO augment the force which he has promis
; ed 10 bring into action, to an so 600 men,
his majestythe king of the uni,ed Kingdoms
of Great Britain and ireland promises snl
engages to pay, in that case, to his imperial
majesty the emperor Of all the Russias,
for the troops which he may ,hds add TO
the $4,000 already agreed npon, y subsi-
~dy and premiere msSse eh cambagsse, at
the same rate as is aereed by the 5,h sepa-
rate artlcle of the treaty of concert estab
lished between his aies,y the kingof The
united Kingdoms Of Great Britain and ire
land, and his majesty the emperor of all
The Russias.
Phe nth April, soth March, 1908.
his additional article shall have the
same force and validity as fit were insert.
ed word for word in the aforementioned
concert, and shaltbe ratified by the two
high contracting powers, and the ratifca-
ton shall be exchanged in the space Of ten
weeks, or sooner if possible.
10 witness whereof the undersigned plen.
iPotensiaries have signed the same, and
have affixed to It the seals Of their arms.
Done at St. Petersburgh, the 1osh May,
2Sth April, 1905. ~
C.. So Granville Levessn Go,oer.
IL. S Adam Prince Gzarfoyski
O.. So Nichstes De Mavssilsa9.
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STATIONS, have agreedto Invite his 'GPes' +.
al and royal apostolic majesty TO put MS
armies in a stare of readiness ior ac'1oa
without delay, by completing their Dufi-.
bers and by concentrating shem ID the
ne obharhood of the borders~ot France
His B.nannic majesty considering the eS'
sraordinary expense which TINS measure !: s,'
would render necessary, promises 20 engage
70 furnish TO his imperial majesty immedi.
,,ek after hin accession 10 che present COO
c.,, ,be sam of one millions Of pounds ster.
ling for premiere hsesse en- campas's. wh'cn
Inc king of the United kingdoms OF GFeas
Britain and Ireland viii not reclaim, IN case y
the negotiations for peace should not oe
crowned with success, provided mat 10
contrary event, Austria would take the
field Immediately. 80,
Tbi. separate article shall have the same
force and validity, as ifis'were inserted
word for word inthe treaty OF concert
signed this day, odshall be ratified at the
same time.
{ In witness whereof we the undersigned.
,bv virtue of our fullpowers, have signed
the presen, separate article, and have al1x.
ed thcreunto the seals ofour arms.
Done at ST. Petersburgh, the i.h Apfil,
sosh March 1905. -
az. So Granville LeVessn Gozuer.
III. S9 Z Adam Prince GzmtorysA
Il. S. Nicolas De Nososssl@gf.
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No. I. (E.l-C Tyans!atioa. }
Eiehfh separate article.

It being possible that the bias which the
French government tries to give to the
couusels of the different states OF Europe,
may determine one or other OF those states
TO throw obstacles ia the way Of the attain.
ment of the salutary effects, which are the
~objec, of the present concert, and even TO
have recourse to hostile measures against
one of the high contracting parties, in spite
OF their endeayoors TO establish an cguita.
bic aud permanent order of things in Eu.
rope, his Britannic majesty aud his males.
~ the emperor of all the tRussias agree
: 70 make common Cause against every pow
er, which, By the employment of its forces,
or by too intimate an union with France,
may pretend 10 raise essential obstacles TO
she devrlopement Of those measures which
the high contracting parties may have TO.
take, in orderto attain the object proposed
by the present concert.
This separate article shall have the same
force and validity as if IT were inserted
word for word in the treaty of concert
signed this day. and shall be ra,ifed.as the
same tirne.
In witness whereof we the undersigned,
by ,sirteeof foil powers have signed the
present separate article and have affixed
thereunlOthe seals of our arms.
Done at ST. Pesersburgh, the nth 4 prii,
-So,h March sos.
IL. s GRANVILLE LEVFSON COVER.
(L,,s.l ADAM PRINCE. CANTONESE.
tL..) NICOLAS DE NOVoSSILZ0FF.
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F o R E I G N.
FREATIES
AND
Diplomatic Papers Of the Third
Coalition.
! Presented to the British Pafliamens' an.
2Slh, 1906.
CCan.inued)
F O R E I G N.

S;x,h sepasate article Of the treaty OF COO.
cer,betweea his majesty and fhe emperor
of Russia, signed al Petersbnrgh, flth
April.3o .n March, 1905.
His majesty the king Of the united king.
don of Great Britain aad Ireland. and ms
majesty toe emperor of all the. Rassias DC.
Jug disposed TO form an energelc concert
win the sole view of insuring 70 Europe
lasung and solid peace, founded upon the
principles of justice, equity, aud the Ia"
of cations BY which they are constantly
guided, are aware OF the necessity OF a md
tual understanding, at this tI9ne upon se'e'
: raj principles, which they VIII evince IN
pursuance of a previous concert, as soon
as the svents of the war may render It he'
ceesary.
These principals are, in no degree TO
Scon,roul the public opinion IN France, or n
any other countries, where the comoln !,.
: armies may carry on their operations, WIN
respect TO the form of go3ernmens wnich
il NAV be proper to adopt; nor 10 sPpso.
pria,e 10 themselves tilla peace should be
concluded, any of the conques:s made oy
one or the other of the belligerent parties !;
and to take possession of the towns and
territories which NAV be wresled from the
common enemyiu the name OF the countty
or state, 10 which by acknowledged right
they belong, and IN all otherscases. IN the
~nAme of ali the members OF the teaguej
and 6nally, to assemble, at the termination
~cf the war, general congress, 20 discuss
= and FIX the provisions of the law OF natlcns,
s.oo>a more determined basis than untortu-
na,eIy has hitherto been practicable; aud TO
: insure their observance by the establish
rrent of federative system calculated upon
.h-I ms 81. pa, aft 'se aigsrfRt states OF Eo.
force and validity as if it were inserted
word tor word in the trestyof concert sign
ed this day, and shall be ratified at the
same time
10 witness whereof, we the undersigned,
by virtue of our full powers, have signed
the present saperate article, and have affix-
s ed thereto the seals of our arms.
Done at ST. Petersburgh the nth April
SOlh March, 1905.
Il. So GranoiHe Leoesoa Goper,
CT. S. Addm Prince Czartoryski,
(L. S. J Nicholas De NovositzoF.
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,fI.. S.1 - Granville LeVessn GozVer.
III. S.. 4 ADAM Prince Czartoryski.
III. S.l Nicolas De Nos9Ss,lGeE.
No. I. .(G.) CIraas'afion.3
.S.aarate and secret article.

Although the high contracted parties.
have agreed by the FIRST separate arucfe. OF
the treaty of concert established this DAY
between them, that Austria aud Sweden
shall not parlake OF the advantages Of ne
said coacers, but IN the event OF their BRING
ipr their forces into action against Francs
four mon,hs after IT'S signature, by virtue
of their engagements with his majesty 'aae
rnnrror of all the Russias; yet his Britain.
mic majesty considering the advantage q
the lu,ure security Of Europe, which results
from an uuion similar to thai formed by ms
majesty the emperor Of all the Rass'as,
with their n,aies,ies the emperor OF Germa
nv and the king of Sweden, for The pnr-
pose of opposing the further encroseh mems
eff Beuaparte, promises ~ ia'si the ssp"'
aqns # shs present eonssT, n jsS s boS
OF one OF them should bring their forces
into action agans France, in virtue of their
engagements with hisfmajestyshe emperor
OF all the Russas. E
This separate and secret article shall have
the same force aud validity as ii it werein.
serted word for word in the treaty of
corcert signed this day, and shall be ratified
at the same time. ~.
In witness whereof, we the undersigned
by virtue OF our foil powers, have signed
theEresent separate and secret article, an.
have affixed thereto the seal of our arms.
Done a, St. Pe'ersburgh the li!h April
:Soth March, 1905. IN
IL. ST. ! GYaaUiX< LtqeEn Ga4i1,y,
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No. I. .H.l iTtasGasiog.l


- ~ 9, Pe,ersbureh, the llth1Ap 1909.
tais naieay the emperor OF all the hanl's,
purpoing 70 concern meatares w''n tue eou'' "
Vienna, By which coniidefable KuiAAn arm usy
be appropriated 10 The tTontiers OF rance W
crofing the Auerian and pfuihan tefrtoiies'
while i. is declared that the Object OF these move
il TO obtain ecurtics for the CONTINENT pro.
mites and engages to his Britannia maJety, 10
his own name and in that of his allies that, .houia
wen circumstances require, that at the moment
then the RuiIisn troops began thelf march, 'ney
ihould declare that this movement was III 10 way
conaeettd with an exiting concert with h'a i'fi-
taenc m isey, bu. that tn. powers OF the cont''
nen. reclaim til. i1lfl,nen- By France OF her I'm.
, mediate engagements with them, yet as soon as
war III Ill have broken out, they Will no longer
purtsc a particular oojett, bur; that when mas
hcsn determined By the concert OF Inc 3o'h
March, 18th Apri., with al the ciautes incofpo'
, stcd with It:
d Tn return for this aGu.ance his Britannia ma
;,ay oromies and engages, in the Nrit Place, TO
iuifl towards the Eo'pe or OF all the~Rashas the
| GiDulations of the above mentioned cehcefc Ia oil
t eheir pa,ts,as foen as the war thai' have broken
( oaf between Rulia ard France, and Especially 10
ciroG for the RpiI!a,l .ronDs The iuiadlss agreed
| upon, payable from the day IN Which they nal,
/ have Quilted the frontiers ct thc empire, am
moreover the three months hjpnlated tabildy IN
der the name Of precitys me eH fa145as"t WIN
I this condition ncyerthe!ei., rtisI viewer lohg
! may be the seytn between the efoah o. she &C
/ osircre of I'll. Ruiz tLoops from their frontiers,
and that Of the cennienccncnt Of hoaihties, hlS
! sri,annlc m2j.Ry ihlI nus DC o5und to pdy 70
Rei!;a for that iatelya' more IL n TX nntnrhs
subGay at the mott, the P,rnifye m'se IN cam
SANE being therein conpfi!sd.
! IN the iccond pace TO fulfil with regard TO
| AuRria, all IKE Ripulations OF The above '1nen-
toned concert, and elfesiaiiy all that relates TO
~. fubiidics, as foon as the amhaaadgs OF his
impcrial and roy nsjsAy lhail have iigned tue
act of accedion, of his eoti>t; and ialt, 10 the
thifd place, to pay in the like manner to the
tier allies Of Ruliia, who ffa sgiR in this ente'.
pr;ze (except in the cafe of fpecial arrangement
lrhc Eohtlies.which have been allotted 70 heEl BY
tie above mcn,i9ned ccnc:rs, and on the condi
tions therein fpcc,hsd.
This additional article lhail have the fame force
and validity as it il wercinlerted word tor wore
in the above mentioned concett and (haii be ratl
: aed by the two high contracting parties, and III
tssifcasions exchanged at ST. Peterfburgh, IN th'
Done at OF, rereaadaHgss55 i. snqalE9bi..; July
iso5.
: Signed,
lLs) Creaylzt LeVe,ou caque,. :
,L.,s diam Prime c9arsoyysii.
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Nc. l, lF.)-C Translation. }
EIfventA sehnrnte 1880

EIfee'HA SEPARATE Arficie.
he Sish eoo'raceng parties acknowledge.
.;,;oa :" 6, @sssslty OF ,pporting the propo..
s'''on for Pe"se which Ike ,h,ir ;n,sn,irn
70 make to B0aaparts by eerpe,ic DE- mon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-21
KINGSTON, (Iam.) April 19.

~ =
The Arethusa frigate, OF SO guns, capt,
Brisbane, arrived yesterday from a %cru'ze,
with the following prizes: viz. e Spanish
~polacre, and The schr. Santa Ma,ia, from
the Main bound to HAVANA, with sun
dries, and the schooner Dispatch. from
Laguira;b bound to Baltimore. with colonial
produce, taken by French prissteer, and
recaptured by the Arethusa,> after having
been II days in possession of the enemy
%Captsin Moore, late Of the armed brig
Ozark, helonging co this port, arrived 10
the brig Comet. The Latk' left the: Capes
Of Delaware onSshe 18th February, with a
valuable cargo Of -four, fox this port; on
the 18th Of the same month. between Cape
Maize and NIchola Mole, She fell iDS with:
2 French friga,es, ia Felici'e, aud La.
Comete, and La -Diligente brig, which.
made their escape from sir J. I. Duck.
+worth's squadron after the action OF he
9th of that month. On the b!ig being taken.
possession of, captain Moore, Mrs. Cord
ner and her two daughters passengers and
the crew, were ..,ut on board the commo'
dore's ship-@Two or three other square
rugged Vessels heaving in sight orders were
giver to destroy the Lark, in consequence
of which she was set fire to and 10 about
twenty minutes after the boats Quilted her
she blew up. In lat. II, N. long. IL, TO-
eleven DAYS after the destruction OF the
vessel, they fell in with the American schf
Caroline, captain Lord, bound to the Tia.
wanna. when the commodore permitted
cap,aio Moore and the three ladies, to take
their passage IN he.. On parting, the
French ships stood to the N. E. 90 their
voyage to France, a gale then blowing
from ,he ". w. The officers and crew Of
the Lark were kept on board. While capt
Moore and his unfortunate female passen-
gers were on board the frigate, thew were
completely stripped, in the most rs"0r's-
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*'om the n. Y. MERcANrILE ADvER.
TISER.
A ca S F.

"S8'ed for the candid consideration Of the
BRITISH government and nation.
:, me ship Amrnca sails from the port Of
1oodou 20 the port of Philadelphia. The
snne['eaO captain considers one day after
1S Departure from land, that he has on
b'u su1dry written or pointed contr. acts
Tween him and suadry persons, VINO are
pa'Oy native American citizens a,od partly
Ia..Ve British seb;ects, They are as fol.
contracts lealled Pcr,lege bills. or
,pp"nS papers between him and three
~ Amsrlesn sailors " TO perform
,b. voyage from London to Phlladel.
ysna on which each NAN is paid in ad.
man'I '~eo'y dollars, Gas the usual
w,a" advanced 'oe,ng abou, half the
rom L0nd >on to Philadelphia, or
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BRIDGE.TowN, (Bar.o April 90.

there appears strong suspicion that the
enemy Is forming some project at,Guads-
iouPe to attack some OF our islands. Ac.
counts from thence mention that great
numbers OF troops miserable .vaeabonds)
are collecting IN and about d3assaserre,& an
extensive depot OF ammunition end nroyi.
OPS made both there and at Point. a.Petre.
1t is thought by some that 1t is for the pur.
pose Incorporating with Victory Hughes
IN an attempt upon Suriname wh.ch il is
sald ne medltates, from Cayenne bu. the
most probable intention Of these demon
STATIONS is a design ON some more CONF.
gucts -bjest
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less manner, Of every article of wearing
apparel, which was given away in their
presence to the crew, for the purpose of
being made into shirts, jackets and ,rou.
sers, and when put Oh board rne American
schooner, they were mol allowed 10 take
with them a single change OF i,nen oft the
Havana they fortunately fell In with the
Arethusa, when captain Brisbane most
cheertaily received them on board, and
rendered them every assistance N his DOW.
er, acting with that true dlgnsly of cnarac.
ter which eyer adorns the Brush officer.
Captain Moor was afterwards put on board
the Comet In order to conduct her 20 Port.
ROYAL.
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NEW YORK, lure II.


by the brig William, captain Warner;
which arrived at this port last eveninqfrom
Liverpool. the editor of the Mercantile
Advertiser has b~ecn,fa7ored with Loodop
papers 20 the Sd of HAY, TOO days later
Than any previously received but 40 event
Of magnitude having occurred on The Euro
pean continent in the intermediate space
between cur former and present. advices
trom that quarter, these papers are almost,
without interest. We have selected ell the
leading articles. The trial of lord Mel
Vile was progressing /; and it was ~
ed would not terminate in less than four or
FIVE weeks.
Flour, grain and lumber in great demacd
al Liverpool.
LONDON, Aau 8. ,
The letters by the Lisbon mail are very
contradictory. Some Of Them express
great apprehensions wsh respect to the. de.
signs Of Spaln ard France, while oshera
say thar the fears upon his head have great.
" subsidized. The I'opsse, French tsIgate,
which hadbeen soiong mis- agushad alp.
ped ou;, ard passed he Brush sloop Of war
Sta. ID safety che latter being prevented
from lmmtd, ate4y following the frieate BY
the batteries on shore q circumstance which
has -bcen cocsidered BY some as ap hostile
Interference On rhe part ef she Portuguese;
but which we cannot view ~ this light when
we consider that the neutrality of Portugal
binds her TO protect alike the ships of all
nations wlthln her several. ports aud har-
bors.
Ae order has been issued by the Spanish
government tor removing all restraint troE.
American vessels trading to the ports OF
South America.
The surrender Of Cattaro 70 the Russians
continues to be an object of complaint on
the par. of Bonaparte assins. the cour, of
Vienna Though the Humber Of French
troops IN istria and D lnst a, is represen,.
ed as ncr less than 80 O0o, ard of coarse
capable of exPeIiiDg with ease the Russians
at Cas,aro, who are said 70 be but 8 few
hundreds, the burtheu Of this expulsion is
thrown on the Austrian government, from
whose hands alone Bonaparte will receive
the+possesslon, aid who are called upon to
expeI the Russians by force, a proceeding
which has "a direct tendency to involve
Austria IN a war with France.
A letter from Deal states, that s'very
heavy canuonade was distinctly heard ;here
about FIVE O'Clock on Thursday morning.
As the sound came IN a direction off Bou-
logue, it is conjectured that commodore
Owens squadron had begun his spring plan
of annoying the French Batteries
The peace establishment. Of France !s
estimated, by a report or tia, subject pre-
sentedrby Gaudin to Bonapsrte, to be COO
millions OF ~livres, and the expence for the
current year S94 millions
The great commercial house of Boyle
French, Burrows, and Canning, stopped
payment yesterday.
Consols go 5.4. Omnium 2 ID.
Il
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FROM THE BOSTON CRNTINEL,
@rHE LITTLE GIRL WITH BOSOM sAgE E.

@THE LITTLE GIRL WITH BOSOM 2AgEs
OH, the t,G, that's in, c%sreGiag
Any lovely, GmiIiqe faiG!
Bur what exttcy 10 p!eling
The HnA girl uHd bssm bares
As every day -he psf by.
With sparkling eyesaad auburn haiEs
! Zeal a glance and heavc a fgh,
Fos!oveiy Luce, evit5a6q@m ba,t.
Beswesn shefe bills Of living fnew,
Nefi ng CupIe lays his 5nae:
Lock, and toon the ck.En soQ'il knows
The httle girl~uaAstY"m.5as bar.
A ~plealsnt .wigh, the other day,
R2ylng abroad &c take the air.
Spice luckily scrofs theewsy,
The little gjri~ib kefsss- ka,e.
The d~impling chsapb twang'd his bow,
He pitrt'd his heart, I'D almof fwssrs
And Charles (oon raane HE hunhl 1t bey
To lovely LUCE, eoiA sofav bare.
In fatire foon the ocighOcprsiald,
A be6m.fsiendaid Lurs %enfnare:
They thought snat CfsA RES would saasfy
wed
Tbs little girl ovitsf9hm8a<f.
But (ooo he fell fo1highly pleased,
HyMgN could but hts.ioys 'mpair:
He therefore IRON has heart ,eleas'd
The lit,Ie gtr' Gsnk fsfsn, hayro
And now, DETECTED ADD t~orlorn,
Does lycY-ot. she iex d9pair;
While Ill the hunor,d hands pt fce,a
Poltt at the girl eOitb 5eam tsr.
She thought her,CRAEAzs OF love the asTs
But now her lie does iond declare
Though all may like. yet zone will have
A ltsIe girl eOitb bsh@ 6ass.
MYRA
Nay 81, 1906.