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THE MADISONIAN /.
FOR THE Country.

We commenced on Saturday last the publication OF
4 weekly edition Of the Madisonian, and shall issue the
second number to-day This edition will comprise a
condensed report Of tho daily proceedings Of both
Houses OF Congress- with all the editorial matter and
much other political, statistical financial, and miscela
neous reading comprised in the edition published every
other dayhng the four sides of the sheet with read
inc matter, Of an interesting and valuable character
This win prove valuable acquisition hatter our
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information from the Capitol Of the United States, in
cheap and convenient FORM accessible to all The pre-
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Germ.
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December l6, 1887.
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lied agent OF the Association called al myresdence,
and made known his wants. He wGnfsd cash, TO
enable the "philanihropic, y 10 erect monument 10
the memory of Washington. Twas not disposed ito
pony up" but, a lady, who has far more confidence
in astroogy, humbugology Polish Exiles, Missiona-
ry schemes, and Greek war;, and Grecian monuments
than have was pleased 10 say, that my four boys,
and little daughter should subscribe and pay one dol
lar each; and, OF course, my purse was opened and
the collector put the cash in his wallet What be-
came Of ii, | do not know nor do care knew
that was to be humbugged; If refused the cash,
should be humbugged by getting angry with all the
villagers who was quite sure, would enact the part
OF Sir David Dundee, and count my refusal TO assist
the "phianlhropic" in rearing a monument TO
Washington" into themes of Bristol gossip and
Canterbury scandal" II subscribed and paid for
my daughter and boys, was sure to be humbugged
by handing my cash TO well intended, but to a most
useless institution, which was very apprehensive
would prove humbug Who the man was that
took my money, knew not, asked him no questions
about his authority; was
Like the donky in the cart between stacks hay"
and to make short job Of it, handed over the cash,
and wished the collector and the monument at geri-
co contenting myself with believing, with the
Vicar of Wakefield, that the best thing you can do
TO get rid Of an importunng country cousin, is, to
loan him few dollars, or an old pair of breeches
Your Correspondent has most wantonly assailed
and fasifed me, and ask you 10 suffer me TO reply
In doing 50, Twill renlark, the Managers Of the
Washington Monument Association are, for aught
I know to the contrary, honorable high-minded men.
believe them to be incapable of any wrong; but as
for your correspondent he should know that the man
who is always insolent, is not always manly. One
word more have never assailed the Washington
Monument Association, and am perfectly indifferent
to its ultimate fate.
Respectfully, your obi servant,
WASH CoRREsPoNDENT BALTIMORE SUM-
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THE CAT sERENADE.

WITH AN ExPLANAToRY INDEX.
[ The cat diseourath Of the night
tits the hour-ihe dewy hour,
OF fading light and folding flower,
And night and love, and beauty's power
Meaou.
land prayeth for his mistress taror.l
Sweet Tabby from thy garnet high,
pray thee send loving eye,
And hear thy faithful Tommy sigh.
Meaou. .M
Now sleeps the moonlight on the hill,
The winds are hushed, the waves are still,
All silent save the bubbling rill
Meaou.
The cat inritcth his mistress 10 a banqHet]
o come with me across the street, ...
And | will spread noble treat
OF all that Tables love to eat.
Meaou.
(Iac cat pleadeta has sn6eringsl
0 bid me moi alone DEPART
feel the burning tear drop start T..
Q speak and heal bursting heart.
Meaou. ~"
And dcscribeth his heatl 49,. T.
And we will have cosy chat, "
For I've a splendid haunch OF rat,
u Just cooked TO suit a lady cat. ~
[Sao,oe1 schy he cal iopeta.l
love thee for thy whiskered face, .. .
Thy tuneful pur, thine untaught grace,
Those eyes OF green-that noiseless pace
..a. Meaou.
land rhy he lorcth not
Hove thee not for boarded pelr, .
Or stolen scraps from pantry shelf
But o! love thee for thy self.
[1Ae cat mareth jealous] ...~.
And if another cat should dare, ..
With look of love on thee to glare, ..
By heaven, I'll cal him, hide and hair.
And Mo,ceM resentment ,.. ..
For though, alas in vain pine.
No baser breath shall soil the shrine. ..s..
once hallowed by flame of mine.
land prophesyeA has coming death. Requie,
cat in pace?
Too great feel this load of wo,
Soon, soon in death slumber low.
And DER my grave shall catnip grow!
Meaou.
The cat eralteth his voice Il 49,"
Yet once again before die
raise my feeble love-notes high
And loud and yet louder cryl
Meaou yeaou !-yeaou- u-o-owl!l
Poet cxclaimeth from a rindo,c j
The fiend torment that squalling cat!
Out night disturbing vermine 'scatl
I'll spoil your beauty, dear! Take that
Discharged a poker-grand finale of cater
wanttng.-Ihc cat deeampeth.
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ron THE MADIsoNIAN.
AN INVITATION.


Oh, come with me oh, come with mel
The grove is filled with melody,
And many flower, bright and rare,
Is casting fragrance on the air.
The reaper, on the distant plain,
Is CATERING now, the golden grain,
And bark hear his cheerful song
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O'eIhill and dale, afar from home;-
To view the wide-the varied scene,
That Summer clothes in robes Of green;
And tAep, the ardent thoughts TO raise
To GOD in wonder and in praise!
ALBERT
Washington City, June, 1888.
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