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Mr. BORIS We'll, I've tried il at any rate, and ]
now give If up.
So the House refused to entertain Mr. Bolts reso-
luton as question of privilege because il would
take the precedence OF all other business
Mr.. EVERETT then asked fer SUSPENSION OF the
rule TO Introduce bill TO repeal the Bankrupt Law.
The ayes and noes were called, and resulted thus
Ayes. ..-...l31
-'oeS'''s.. ....-..' -. %
Naiiieu ~
So Mr.. EvERErrs bill introduced and read a
first and second time. II contains proviso not 10
interfere with any who made application 90 become
Bankrups before Dec. 5, 1912.
motion TO take up this bill next Tuesday week
was lost-to take it up tomorrow was lost-to take
II up next Tuesday vas carried
MIR. PAYNE of Alabama, gave notice that he should
move TO strike out the provso, go for naked re-
peal and let all who had been declared panRrupis
Mr. UNDERWOOD of Kentucky, moved Tor a sus-
pension of the rules take Mr. Bolts resolution,
in order that If any member OF Congress had been
tampering with the Executive he might be exposed
and punished. This required two-thrd vote, and
resulted thus-
Ayes. 100
This shows that they were disposed to take up the
question IN the ordinary way OF business.
Several papers were received from the various
departments and disposed OF in the usual manner
and the House adjourned.
In SENATE.--Very little done here. Mr.. CHoATE
took his seat. Mr. GRAHAM gave notice of a bill to
demand payment Tor the slaves on board the CONT
and Napoleon. Mr.. BENToN's Bankrupt Bill and
Txpunging Resolution were laid over, he being alb
sent Mr.. BAyARD again brought forward his reso
luton for government corps of reporters-laid
over. Mr.. TALLMApGE introduced his bill for the
establishment OF an exchequer, and the Senate ad-
journed.
Judge Waggeman, of Louisiana, is spoken of as
the new minister to France--so is Mr.. Gushing.
The difficulty in North Carolina in not electing
Saunders TO the United States Senate, is thought TO
show MIR Ca.houns strength to be less than
expected there. Mr.. Woodbury. is to be run as
Vice President with Mr.. Calhoun, and has pledged
New Hampshire to Mr.. G. Mr.. Calhoun will not go
into convention
Allow me- through you, thus to express my thanks,
(being a stranger to this pace,) to Mr. Speaker
White, Mr.. Cost Johnson, Col. Campbell, of S. c..
Mr.. Stanly, OF N. c., Gen. Aaron Ward, the whole
several other MEMBERS for kindnesses and facilities
shown, as your representative here, TO
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Gy- Senator Smith, of Indiana, one of those
members of Congress injured by the overturning of
the stage near GAINESVILLE, (ohol and the only one
the Senate Tuesday. He is still suffering from the
Injury he received, but, having been able to reach
the city, may be hoped soon TO recover his usual
health
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NJ A RITIM f HER Id
To ship Masters and Agents.

We snail esteem favor, il captains of will give
to Conmodore ROBERT SILyKY, Of our news fleet
OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo and aug
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them i'm
medistev their arrival Agents and correspondents at
home or abroad, will asn confer favcr by sending this
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Porndi yoaneer Condon do for Boston Sid Robt Treat
a 1 St b psr nesIy Norway VIM Young No arrival h
Bruce, ana oape Fear port Sapphire southerner
Iegon voae Jos Bslch, Eagle Adamant, Cambridge, Gen
wayne volunteer Danl Francis, and Mary.
Nyl Nov Dec s-Ar Increase, ysl Thomas,on for
NnoIki oI salem 10TH II Min port the anove.
delphia. " ~
rnovpsSoE Dec PAR Amos Birdsa Phisdepha Jos
Ly.ran1 Nlckerson, do; Emily Baker, NYork Below Ga
zsle S,9,er nom Apalschicola; Maria Wbour, Phiade
pnia ola fokomok for Alphabetically from off PAwtuxet,
NkwP9RT Dec l2-Sd Pilgrim, Sewer from Frankfort for
men from U ship VanAala " -
,PHLApELrHiA Dec lt-Beow, Vandalier Berry Halifax
Cid India selby, Gibraltar Leghom; Globe Esling Per
Shnp Boston '' '''
WAsHisoToN, NC. Dec Arr Consul, Penny, NYork Sd,
odsnia Eliza Price, do; Two Brothers. Toison, do; Star
Miams ho Danube Hail. Boston; 9Th, Mirror, Chapman, N
YORK Sl1 "a Col Tayoe Cooke, West Indies 9th Consul
S'''' --NN'
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b5- The President has recognized Charles Lionel
Fitzgerald, Consul of Her Britannia Majesty for the
State of Alabama and the Territory of Florida
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VG- HUMBUG-Some cry humbug out of envy and
some from jealousy cry humbug, from their igno
rance OF the thing humbug. do believe that
ry thing is gold that Shines do believe that every
thing which is hastily denounced is humbug. Men need
not be frightened by outcry Prove thing and
then Judge oft was led to the above remarks by a very
sensible gentleman saying to me this day that Pease's
Hoarhouud Candy was humbug. Now, know better
from actual experiment find it of the best things
for the throat and voice. hoarseness coughs which
have ever used. Let such try and see for himself
HEMAN BANGS,
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. Forsyth
New York. Dec 18th, 1912.
TO Messrs. John Pease & Son, As Division st.
Will indeed be wonderful if after reading the above
cerhoate from of the prominent ministers in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, any should doubt the ei-
cacy Of Pease's Hoarhound Candy added the abev
name which is in itself host will be for that of Andrew
orsold, but were always expressed in candor.
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90 LOOK OUT FOR THE EXTRA BOSTON
NOTION.
Beauty was ever worshipped, from the time

Deauty was ever worshlpped, from the time
Tabled Venus from the Ocean slime
Arose then well may alteration
Mans breast for one of beauty sublime"
The most exciting and interesting novel of the day is
entitled Fiz Henry Marriage in High Life-a Story
OF the Heart" founded events in the life Of fashion
able English Lady Of rank By Lady Charlotte Bury.
There is nothing at present in market that at
all compare with this highly interesting tale by Mrs.
Bury-i has caused much excitement in fashionable
circles. Her Majesty pleased send note of
graduation to the talented auhoress, Lady Charlotte
Bury."-(Court JournaI)
The above will be issued from Tuttle's News Office A
Ann street, to-day. Single copies lss cents.
Newsmen and Boys supplied at Sl2 per hundred.
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no. ANOTHER SPLENDID WORK WILL BE PUB.

o. ANOTHER SPLENDID WORK WILL BE PUB.
llshed in double Extra New world octave to-morrow
France with Notices ofhe A9y al Fayores' This one
peared during the seasonpossessing all the charms Of
romance and written in elegant style !, contains the
lives of the Queens of France from the earliest ages to
the present time in number OF hundred and
thirty and embraces mass of historical incidents the
deepest interest. which can be found in other work.
We have published delightful book for months
The thrilling and delightful events in the lives of many
Queens and Royal Favoritus including concise history
OF the wars and revolutions which have affected the
French as well as other kingdoms of Europe during
period OF about fourteen Centuries viii make the present
WORK one OF the most important and popular which has
oee published for many years cannot fail to be read
Terms-singe copies IS CENTS five for 81: SIC hun.
dred Agents are requested TO order Immediately.
j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann st.
90 TUTTLE's NEWS OFFICE, No ANN ST
-Quarles Quckens English Notes for very extensive
circulation, will be for sale Friday morning. This
Is an admirable Satire Dickens Notes. 1t is written
with spirit We have nothing that will better repay
perusal than these amusing Notes. For sale wholesale
and retail at Tuttles News Office.
o. WE HAVE SEEN AN ARTICLE USED FOR
that most distressing disease the Piles when all othe
medies have failed and the patient given up in despair OF
ever being rid of that complaint with such astonishing
success that were not eye witness the fact
should feel inclined TO say that there med
cine that could have such undenable power control
the piles but that have such remedy that
viii cure the most nvecrate cases. deem it duty
state these facts the public and those suffering with
the disease and let them know where the remedy may
had 1t is sold only genuine at II Maiden lane.
The piles is wholly prevented governed If he attack
has come fyou use the only true Hays Linimen from
Comstock < Co., II Maiden lane, New York.
Beware of counterfets
The only agents in Boston s. Powell Co.. 20 Corn
hill, corner of Franklin Avenue.
o. BEWARE OF INDIGESTION Thousands of
people submit to complaints which might easily be cured
ifthey only knew how. The bowels first attacked,
and it is only when too late that become of the
nature oil our disease DR. Peters Vegetable Pills. for all
complaints OF the stomach as regards Indigestion Fevers,
niammatiens, &c. are the most perfect of modern
invention Composed, as they are, of the greatest
rety ofvegetabe matters which at this day known
as being the most conducive in preserving health, il
not to be wondered that the whole community have given
them superiority over all other medicines that profess
the same end. These Pills cannot be equaled, much
less surpassed, in eradicating all diseases which the
human sy stem liable Principal office No. l25 Fulton
corner of Nassau street.
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CtARHn ABR AND AUCTION, NoTICE.-Messr; BELL &
- HOWARD, (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give
tce TO their friends and the public that the Auction and Com.
mission business all ts branches and will be continued and
carried usna and the honorable the old
stand No % Ann aud lis Fulton Liberal advances
goods consigned for sale Certain sales and prompt
b. depended The regular sale Of Furniture
Of all descriptions takes place every Wednesday and Saturday
Dry goods clothing, fancy articles Tuesdays Fridays
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture ali descriptions of
property attended to. BELL HOWARD,
do imSec THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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$500 Lehigh 6s AS, 81; $3.50 do do 2lt $3.50 County
SIS, 1860 int Jan & July, cash, 73i; 500 Wilmington
6s 1885, SIT; 6shares Western Bank %; so do Whining
ton r, ~; 4odo Louisville Bank, 55 do Kentucky Bk
43; $l23 State 6's, l943, 501.
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WANTED-A French German girl TO attend child and
" do sewing A French gill would be preferred. Apply al
the desk oil hs office OF the Herald for the the
dI5 3tsirb
GS REWARD-A gold WATCH key and Sc lost Yesterday
W rerhoon from Walker ST TO Spring, in Broadway and
from mat 1.-THE LETT hand side going down Spring street 10
Laurence. The sboye reward will be given who
Will leave u az No 65 Walker street. dis st-r
S REWARD Will be paid Tor the recovery Of small valise
w Color st bo *naken by boy about ~ I'D from
lsmnahy a about 10 days since, to TO the Albany
Steamboat Landing, The vhise marked end in
black letters j. ~ Ii contained clothing and purl
AM miomaion IN regard it, be
CohnoI, corner OF Ann and Nassau street, dl5rltr
MUSIC.
MESSRS. WEISS GRAIN would respectfully an.
M nounee 70 the fashionable societies of New York aud
tend trvate ftei and Soi-ees, of from vz
orte TO any number that be required by applying
MI Miets Music Saloon, No. 329 Broadway, their resi-
dence NO. 20 Delaney, near the Dowery. dis lmsr
A PPLICANTS FOR PENSIONS whcsr cases have b, en-
dsaowed or have been adusged be unproyded for
law especially widows who have become S38
may receive useful Information and advice free OF charge
leaving OF their by calling No.
Iammany Hail. Of Nassau and Frankfort sis ON Satu
day. Monday and Tuesday between the of
and 2 T Nj each day. dis 2tsrc
NEW YEARS GIFT The Pilgrims Progress published
by H. MARTIN CO, intended Annual for 1913.
lts most beautifully printed and embeshed with 20 highly
hnished enSavnss by the eminent London artists
eolored map and fine etching by Crucksank and supurb
ly bound IN morocco.
This berg STANDARD work. age will not depreciste its value
years Will acceptable
Prce 81. MARTIN CD
dIj 3~"r John street.
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SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS
MAGNIFICENT NOVELTIES.
HEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY

GALkf1ssG-
BrGadtcdv. Opposite the GUY Hal.
Mr.. II. BENNETT, Manager, announces that he ~
heavy expense, obtained the DRESSES woIu -
QUEEN VICTORIA and tn. DUCHESS OF KIrT.
the occasion of HER MAJESTY'S MARRIAGE AMI
CORONATION. sIGNOK BLlTZ, Magieian, 1...-
Dancer, and Ventnloqust, Miss CLEMENCE, the
seuse MI WRIGHT. al.euo vocalist Mr.. BROWN eo-..
singer and Mr. DELARUE, the Mimic; MAGNIFICENT
DKESSES, MERMAID, MUSEUM, PICTURE DaA-
LEKY, PERFORMANCES. LIVE ALBINO DEE,
AND HALF MILLION OF CURIOsiTIEs. all for VnS
SHILLING. dliH---
T'HE GKEATEsT NATURAL CURl0SlTY
world-Now exhibiting al the of Chatham
and Iryon Row, opposite the Park, for a snort
Double Spanish Live Bull, taken Buenos Avres.
the Pair BY the spaniads in the $780, and
New York in ls4x.
Heis considered BY naturalist. TO be the NOSE
formity in the known world He has double
BILE breast, double paunch double ribs legs doavie
and other parts double. He is perfectly
good health and supposed to I've nine od
800 pounds.
Professors Of Natural History Surgeons. npalo.,'
won d do well to visit and judge Tor ueiasei..-
Three Legged Cow three old. Sts
Of one fore leg, and SC from
Coatimundi
Sea Dog, Sea Leopard, taken alive in the North ki.r
The head resembles that ola dog and the skin spotted like
that of eorard. Truly wonderful curiosity.
Wolf, Monkeys, &c
To be seen from O'Clock A M till l0P NJ.
Admission IL 2 cents children under 10 OF half
price.
Good Music in attendance. ma lmsm
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From the Journal of Commerce

tence splendid steel plate engraving designed
and executed by Mcssrs. Rswdon, Wright Hatch in
their best bank note style, for Dr. Taylors Basam
wort, 375 Bowery. Ehis valuable remedy has been so
basey countereed the proprietor has got up la
bel at great expense to prevent It, and after this date will
envelope every bottle of the genuine the cork the
old motto will be continued Post Niibiia Phabus. We
think this must be the best medicine of the age judging
from its unparalleled sale in the history Of medicine hav
cessfuy used it for consumption, colds liver complaints
coughs, asthma SC. Ten years increasing popularity
complaints II this remedy in time, it appears the
only one be worthy of confidence. We say to ALL to
375 Bowcry you have colds, &c. or to the wholesale
agent Dr. Leeds l27 Maiden lane and buy bottle i'm
mediaely.
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ALLISON'S
HISTORY OF EUROPE.
IN SIXTEEN NUMBERS,

PRICE +! FW f!SEfHA Hys HEEFs EACH.
HARrER BkSrRERs s aware fp the Importance or.e
he sS nsiS
with &c
Each work win be published entire in numbers averaging
nearly pages size, printed the best manner AID
r1 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FER NUMBER Err
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ready to be followed by Others intervals Of about two weeks
T d &c " Ts: s
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This celebrated work will be succeeded by others no less i'm
go a the Se as
Library Of the shoes; works in the language may thu, n
CorPER-An assortment FROM 2, TO % OF Of extra
lots S. . * co 'If
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snP,sd 81 csaf ss' 4J * Sep. 1884, monh,
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All person. are cautioned against negotiating the same and
,na. H. .P.oUgH,,
IL Prince and Amitv Gold Bracele set with three gar
Gee Of io%srds Hotel It's recovery a me- Of
Tor DIR. FEUCHTwAN0ER's Price Current of Copa
Ieo.yps 6hsmea. German svsT &C. &C. Se See lS"itb
FRENCH BOARDING. HoUsE-FoTnished rooms, with
toni" .? Broadway nearly opposite the City Hotel
wS Ss% le% 81 b. Of ssps Herring and Oil
81 4; nd E 5; IS
NEW INVERTED OIesgnoos Compoopd.-For render.
g YEass
%s snS S wS MOuS the Of feet
SHOE TaBEAp-ap bale, supenqr green and white shoe
di ''D' ADo 1O T. k COLLINS IL CO 50 South St.
80 N1 MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, and q,
s'$s. rss:. sd ss IS ' 8: Is Ss -
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FRANCIs' PATENT LIFE BOATS
liz THE object OF this invention is human life.
& The pu@oef Of and other pescp. saved by
si ;:% 1851 i,s. ss :5
rs month %po.Sle q swamp this boat
s AIRY 1 . g "s . aS%SsI
so light 70 require but two handle them add BY the
apparatus be the the seconds with
two in her ready for the As the safety vessels
e. epsnd mainly on the services Of h this class Of
boats Is int endeu for their preservation.
Office Of FRANCIS Patent Life Boat Wall at
ma Az Adams Co.s Expres. Office
stAf6 aAs aS y S 81 %, FbSKsTs
well known WI, and i;yoLts packet shp NEW
lar day. - -
This splendid ship has unsurpassed Accommodations for
cabin second cabin and passengers Those wishing
ct foot Of Beekman st. or
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 South street.
NIB Persons sending for their friends residing n Great
Britain and Ireland them brought OUT as usual by any
OF the ships composing this line; drafts Tor any amount can
be furnished payable all the throughout me
United Kingdom, Application as above ~ s0 oior
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Sing, sing, While your is bright.
r AIDES, DAY CLASS IN LEARNING TO SING AT
IL SIGHT, The new Ladies' Class, formed Monday,
will commence its term Of la lessons THIS AFTERNOON,
to o'clock, and will regularly every Monday
and Thurday at the hour Room No. i5h Fulton
All interested invited be present this afternoon as the
Introductory lesson will then be repeated.
j. +. WARNER
Translator of Weber's Theory, Kubles Vocal Elements
Bergs Method Of Teaching Music and other German
dis itsgc
DY REQUEST-AlR. BRAhAM has the honor to an
he, llpiVa
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W. 8. KICHAKDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau st., N. Y.

NJ SORE NIPPLES, NO MATTER HOW BAD,
positively cured by shermans Pnpary OIL without TAX
articles and many ladies by using it have been able
their children that cculddo it before Like
log Nassau street. Agents. stanwx Hail. Albany and
8 State st. Boston.
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gIy- FOR HAVANA HO The Hellespont sails this
day Havana and beg to refer her passengers the
advertisements Of Mrs. Vests Hotel-the reputation oil
this house surpassed for all the comforts OF the hest
hotels in this country. The proprietor being an Amer
can can well comprehend the wants and necessities OF her
patrons Her location is pleasant and easy Of access No
/ san Pedro Eufrende de Machin, Havana.
m nTHE TONIC MIXTURE."-Ths celebrated
remedy is composed of five ingredients the active prnc
ples OF which highly concentrated. 1t is now used
very extensively and with great success by the medical
faculty for the cure of debility, (rom whatever cause
dy spepsa nervous complaints Sold by the authority OF
tho College of Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe city OF New
Yorl Price 81 per bottle Half dozen lin cases. IS.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office Of the College % Nassau st
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r. TT. TTNPSUN, Auc'r.
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, To

n n L ~ St,,I que ,,c,,,
HAHRunyWARE, CUTLERY, FASGY GO0pSi Toys;
Sc. ScJacob s. Plau will sell this day, alto o'clock the
No Plat $50 casks lots of foreign and
domestic hardware fine cutlery fancy goods Sc consisting in
of ctsks American sad grdrons 80
boot jacks. pairs fire dogs &c. to close cosgn
Also extensive Of Birmingham and Shelf
and other fancy goods consisting Of Candsabas Aor and
plated easor. cake and bread baskets plated sets,
mantel clocks French French oil paintings in rich gilt
and dozen and pocket cutlery Sc Also large sssori-
gold and silver watches gold and gilt iewy of
descriptions. Also large OF various toys Sc sui
table for the coming dis IT.
UCTlON NOTWITHSTANDING and China, pay ad-
"A vances-CARTER CO. will sell Friday, 10Th inst,
at 0 O'Clock, their Store No. 1902 Broadway ag and
elegant Of Furniture and China including hail.
reefourhs and full French chairs pao- rocking chairs
and plain dressing bureaus elegant and
pi.no stools beautiful and marble tables work
tables, flower stands French ahogany bedsteads hair mat
trasses, &c.
Sc era rich French China and coffee window blinds
&c.
The sale will be positive and without paw advan
dis 2sgc
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BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auc,ioneer.
THURSDAY Dec IS l2 O'clock the Marine Barra cks,
Walebout, the Navy Yarda quantity of slig hty
damaged and accourements muske ID bayonets 1875
boxes cartridge box belts 81 side belts.
belts 2sword belts Ill bsyonet scabbards 10 breastpate q
waist plates, swords.
BROOKLYN. Dec 49, dl3 81 re
MADAME MARONCELLl has the honor to ann9unce "a
lV1 friends bile fhst she has
returned from Europe and that her intention immeds ey
her proes She also
opening Lessons Singing house,
week which the individual and collective instruction will
be alternately according progress of the pu-
pills or pscuaS apply AT So Lispepard di2 3tsec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
Correspondence sohe coaamn,e,J ,llre,fiser.

NNAsHiNGruN, Ang. 81.
DwioNIrte FtpN pAs.--An excellent aueclote
has Just anspfed, in the diplomatic and legislative
eles here, which is too god 10 be lost
Al one o the best boarding houses in this city there
was on the 'h olJane last gathering Of several 10
reign gentlemen, occupying diplomatic stations near our
government and representing several of the favor
ca uauohS. with which ours has friendly relations.
Among thcm was the representative of one of the
south American republics, who, wishing TO make himself
agreeable, challenged party in his immediate vicinity
70 y3h MN IN bumper while he proposed ioast-Ac-
e9fdnely their glasses filed and polite Senior
eioIag his gahlet gave with good emphasis and dis
e,enoh, The Immortal memory OF the glorious fight
Bunker IIl'
Hieat was his establishment on seeing the PARTY he
a''tes not little embarrassed how 10 act upon the
occasion. 1t was evident there was 'scrow loose, "
somewhere What could il be2 This was America:
the day vas the anniversary Of the glorious engagement
ne ,ad 'oas'ed why was it drunk with fitting cordial
iy? what did all mean?
turning TO a lady who H,asa fuen. converser in his
native language, be sought an explanation. and ndpc
aear reader, d The unfortunate ert well intending