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REMITTANCEs BY MAIL.


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And, for the benefit of such persons as live with.
in 80 miles Of Richmond, we publish the follow.
ing desirable arrangement, upon the part of the
Post Office Laws We stated, day or two since,
that law had recently passed, by which persons
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The following is the provisions OF the new Post Office
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tersburg and other friends to send in their names
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PRoF. De BONNEVILLE At NoRFoLK.
The good people Of Norfolk. many Of them. now In
most perfect Of wonder and bcwide,men at the
marvellous experiments in Mesmersu, BY Prof DE Bonne
ve This is the professor OF the mysterious science,
who astonished tho natives Of Baltimore and Washington
during the past winter and spring.
is to be hoped that he may forget visit Rich
mond. in order that the Meopotans have oppouni
" Of being fully convinced Of The truth in Mesmer.
ism. Something Of the kind wanting. in these times Of
excessive warm weather. to break upon its dull monoto
ny. We sure to be thrown int Mesmenc slumber
just about this writing. and be aroused = shor, time,
would be most refreshing.
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CROPS IN LoupouN COUNTY. VA

CROPS IN LoUDoUN COUNTY, va.-As regards
the wheat crop Of county speak with any
posyeness, find much diversity Of opinion among
those much better qualified speak Of it than ourselves
There, however, seems To be much unanimy Of opin-
ion that IL has been seriously efsened by the drought
in the way Of quantity Thus FAR the Corn aud Ost
crops look exceedingly unpromising from the drought
There is howeveryct Abundance Of time for good corn
crop. granting favorable season. Lsesburg Washiag
fons
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10. is<s.
To t.ysrs Of Nsp,p.psrs.

To tsysrs Of Nscspsprs.
We wish Il distinctly understood, that the Carrier cf the
Wing have authority for selling the paper subscr
bers.
lthss been q habit which has been growing every day.
for peuons traffic with the carries Of ,hn pspsr. We
have, therefore, determined put end sseh injustice
to ourselves, by enforcing the law against s such offenders.
paper is worth reading IL Is certainly worth rub
scrbing for and the conscences Of thoss who have
heretofore dealt unfairly by do sfs ,hsm,
determined the law shsll. So, look out!
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From The N. o. Tropie OF the nd June.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

LATER FROM NExioo.-The British sloop of. war Fury
Dice Captain Elliott, arrived of the Balize on Saturday
in eight days from Vera Cruz. Captain Elliott and par
ty OF officers belonging his ship. came up 10 the CITY
Yesterday. We pndeptsnd that the Eurydiee brings de-
spaehes from the British Minister in Mexico, but we
have been unable to learn their destination.
private letter from Vsra Cfuz received by THE nrr
val, that the English moving heaven and earth
10 accomplish something" What the connecting IL
the writer leaves to the Imagination Of his correspondents
he not deisning TO make further dselosures
We ssfpd in being able 10 state that we have a,
sst heard something" TO the Whereabouts; the state
and condition lmentable though be) Of the
dipomstisi, tho Hon. Wilson Shannon Ell Governor Of
Ohio, about whom msny enquiries have been lately
made by anKious public, who will share in our grs6
cation on learning that the cleaned in international
law" is still in the land Of tho living although in sore
pfediesmeni. The unfortunate Minister TO Mexico has
sgain "fslon among thieves" We say sgan, because II
will be reeolIeeled that when he was travelling from Vera
Cruz TO Mexico, 70 the duties Of his station some
Of the audacious Mexican eebootsrs assumed tho pny
lego Of tightening him Of biz stores Of gold coin and other
valusbe taos TO bis great ehsgrin snd discontinue Tru
ly Mr.. Shannon,s q diponsiis has been mos.
vainousy unfortunate. Robbed on his way 10 the scene
Of his duties Representative Of his county In foreg
land, snubbed in the shortest insgoabe BY an
Ouandish Mexican. who tells him 81 have nothing mora
TO ssy you" and then, after months Of obscgy eay-
Jog sensitive people 10 imsggo Ill tigds Of dire mis-.
haps havng occurred 10 him. the fret We hoay OF the
anoriunsie gentleman V, that no has arrived In Vera
Cruz "sl altered aud torn, and quite forOrn" the vile
Mexican handful having sgsin "eleaned him out" snd
literally stripped him. lie should retire from public
life, and repose on his hsrd-earned fame.
LATER FROM TEXAS.
The hne steamship John heEim, Captain Phillips. ar
pers the 25ih ut Among the passengers Ia he Me-
Kim were W.. kendsH, Of the Picaysoe aud The oiher
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DIED.

~ his residence IN Smiih6sd on Thursday the OOH Of
May, Doct. JOHN r.. PURDUE. in tho 75th yesr of his
age The deed he'd served his eJupymcn ia various pub
c capacities, in faiihul and dAbe msnner Physical
ahnniy. the effect Of age. had for yssrs dsqu,
ed him for active duties. and the disease which srmna-
% hos mortal career was complicated and painful
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Rssssion have hssssefors bssa nhSpssssassd.
The oalvesioa pApsU give great secosae Of The bsl
given 10 Commodore Stockton snd otcsn Of The United
Status squadron. Ia b represented A h.ynr been spsn
ded sfair.
paragraph In the Civilian sasss that eoa,srsI, esr-
cate Of stock 10 the Galveston City Company anest
We eopy the following paragraph rom ,As Gslvss,on
Ns~s = hs a7th, the 6s inmssioa Of party ousniss
ton In Tszss. IN anticipates Of shs ssnssnnsoa Of
snnsxstioa measure.
We requested state hat meeting ef The dsmoe-
sey Of the county Of Galveston will take place
Ing the Market Exchange, fos III. psrpos q organising
. dsmocrahe party.
Tho recent frost did much injury the gardens and
young the Valley VI Virginia. The Chsrsstown
Free Prvss Tho drought giving serious aspect
to the prospect Of tho bright and sncouns
In the early part OF the SEASON." Similar complaints
made Ia Albsmsrle. Co, Va. 800, 80.
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S2,s33,333

We never had any interior trade Of any importance
Our exterior has suffered very much from the be-
ginning Of the present contest the Revolutionary
During this time have manufactured within families
the necessary articles Of clothing. Such is
taehmen agriculture and such preference for foreign
manufactures, that, be II wise unwse, people will
certainly they can, raising
terials, and exchanging them for finer Than
they able to themselves For the general ope-
raiions Of manufacture let workshops remain Eu-
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COTTON.-The market on Saturday Lat opsned sisa.
dy at previous rates. On Sunday the Grost Western
yod which caused pause the succeeding day, buyers
claiming concession OF per h., which sellers
unwilling TO allow. In the evening farther sdvces per-
Cambria received and Tuesday about 1000 bales
we're Sold and most Of the Transaction being the former
prices, but IN instances decline Of &c. per h. was
subniued 10. Cn Wednesday the market rallied again.
and has daily increased in hmness till the close prices
fully cent per ID. higher than Saturday last.
The sales for the week ending last evening sun Nd
$50 bales Of which 300 Upland snd Florida clio
sing. ordinary to good ordinary s S5i 81 eents mid.
dng fair TO fair GA u fully fair as a. and good fair n
a. and 1850 bales Mobile and New orleans. otdinar,
10 good ordnsy 50 g. middling good rnddlInR 81
ST. mIddipg fair fair fully fsir "a e. snd good
FAIR 81 ~ cents. The mrvas during the period
1901 bales. We quote a. follows.
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TO CORRESPONDENT.

The Senior Editor Of the wbig eoasosd By billion.
attack for days, could attend various MSS. OF
correspondents sent to, leh with him. They will
however, receive the proper direction.
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FLoUs GEns-In -four rat he close there is a deei-
dsd improvement and Genes-c that hns been held Al So
50sstse4, Is now held az s4.62h, while si56i freely
offered for H. Michigan in good ordes will bring $3.50
readily. 10 other descriptions thero sernon IN the
market 10 aou,hern thcrs Is very little doing We quote
S4.s7L.
We hear u no sales of Wheat but prime quality would
bring Si,06. Rye Is steady 81 ca cents. Nofh River
Corn worth "a cents, snd Southern yellow A. measure
snd IS, weight for mixed. Canal Oats are heavy At 81
- cts. Southern 20 oenu.-Con Ado.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS nv TIE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Benjamin Davis, Register Of the Land Office at Palmyra
Missouri vice Cynl Z. Cody removed.
Warner Lewis Register, DIbuque. Iowa. vice VIM II.
II. Scott, removed.
Stephen Langworthy, Receiver, Dubuque. lows, vice
Thomas Mcknight, removed.
Charles Parker Surveyor Of Revenue at Snow HILL Mary
land vice George Hudson, removed.
Jesse Williams, Secretary ia and f1r the Territory Of
Iowa. vice Samuel j. Burr removed.
Edward Johnston Attorney Of the United States for the
Territory OF Iowa. vice John G. Dcshler
NAVY DEPARrMENT-ORpERs &c
JUSE5.
Midshpman X. w. Shufeldi. leave months.
Mdshipmnn Fred'k r. Baldwin, dismissed the service
for dsobedience and coniumacy.
JuNE6
Dr. Robert Young, appointed clerk Of the navy yard at
Norfolk, Va
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington, June 8, 1915.
The following information has been received from the
United States consul at Pieton, Nova Scotia:
"At-he session Of the legsls A this provinces
law was passed making II impsraiivySS pass
ing through the strait Of Csnso pay sSpenee currency
(equa TO 10 cens ton register light duty whether
such vessel be- be not bound into port this province
On payment OF said duty vessel - again liable
for further charge for light duties either at tho
Canso, or at port in Nova Scotia until the 3ls Of
next The collector Of light duty the strait empowersd
to seIze snd dsa.n oil vessels passing through until the
hght duty % paid. spPfehensiye that American
e bound TO this port and other parts may som gnorance
o his law be frequently unprovded with ~ pay the
duty, and thereby be subjected detention and expense
CAUTION To PArEsrEEs.-lt has been decided by Judge
Melon AZ we lesrn from communities 10 the Nation
alinsbgeneer thsi II the proprietor Of invention
sells Of ss articles, before be has taken out his
patent he thereby loses h sseusyo esim the sale held
70 be an abandonment Of the invenioi o. the public
ESrboYisS THE 1NE-Tho force Of habit was s,rno,s,
bly, eEemphed recently in Kentucky the occasion Of
idners The beeayed wife and few neighbour sal wal
ng the arrival Of the people, oil solenny idle The widow
becoming very uneasy, after sitting idle few minutes
eried out, Bsiy bring my knitting, may well take
| aiow stitches while The crowd is gathering.
lNUHY TO THE CRoEs.-Wp greatly fear that the late
unusually ifoss have done Bcalcgiabe Injury TO
tho crops Of wheat, rye, corn, &c. Sc We learn at Ia
some paris Of this country, the wheat CROP which few
weeks presented such cheering prospect Of an a.
bsesapi harvest has been almost totally destroyed The
c0fn too, w. do immediate vicinity u presents tho sp
Pesanee Of having sssd into the Of the snd
yellow leaf We npprehend lhsl tho injury has been
general. ~ however, we should be biessss gh prop
uobs season from this time forward, tho corn iaay q.
great DesssIs recover from tho effects Of the ifost
RCcuSoHAA REo.
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W Range Of the Thermometer Monday. june .,
dJ. W. Randolph Il Cos Book Store, t9l Main sfeets
I ~ o'clock. % | a O'Clock. "a I S O'Clock, 50
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IN .xEcxLENsuRo copxry y,


EIGHT MILES WEST OF CLARKsvIILE.
THIS Establishment is now under the esclu.
sve management Of the subserber s provians for
ss number OF vsters The improvements mo
sasssssa. are upon corresponding win he ..
vs, 20 refer 10 The suioined Harris and
% distinction in ihsir profession Intimate
eases but The proprietor evidence OF The anti,
ara. Of 'nes waters to wit that for
spsinss aud hat disease dependent on vasd or de,,nesJ
ever occurred In family living there lie bs,
OF cases asue and fever oss poacd
an obstinate character having Known n To mi ~ eu,s IN
single instance reneray days-and 20 well .,i.o. !.
be Of ts inabiy he IN hsrrr pohnr er
.s soats OF any person who will bring asue fever To Buo
that does perm. Ano,, .s, $500
owes m uu, To tho h-ahha wa,e or To an se
peIhaps never happened before. any WHERE TO- that
Tor the IS year" families generally lae lived al ih. place.
ana out one cath ever occurred living here thai not
.'nea y disease In Dyspepsia. diseases OF Liver sn
Cuaneous Affections Drop Dahra and indeed alno.s an The
mat Oh heir TO, eseep, Consumpiios Buffalo
water rarely fails TO afford relief
HAVING practiced medicine in the neighbour
% OF the butlo Mnerai spnz for the years
mad frequent opportunities the ,u.ev az The ,,., \,
many dseses A, diarcte IL not m. N :, M, ,ur
passed by an, water in the United sts,,. n, as,, - az ~,
prompt po~.rfal i. Also sua.ne ana ,s.. -,
ese medical properties eomblned useful in an drooeal
Affections obsrueon. OF ,hs live.
ea'aneoas Dyspepsia fom lever
en OF 'hs ,sesins organs ne'nint female een,
u al chronic diseases In which dg orsns are
implicated aes with the h. ppe
In lever and and fever srry n ,y,
fails 10 Afford permanent relief - ''
Ne~eawnh reference It's ha,.y, IL
may De REGARDED a. powerful remedy the chronic diseases
OF uose organs likewise ana M ap
re- A \ remedy In chronic female IL no Ne. vouhv
OF puo'c eonndener and will remark
mas taught me- ha the catalogue l. no ea,
OF diseases more hiasins TO the perp,rx
than these obstinate and The
organ peeuAr 10 the
eis an hhlenee which
involves very Often, the mind and tho
oody OF the hapless sun:er Il here
e deases-snmee ITO sspesdr
ing on functional arrangement son referred
ma DOT either permanently cured
water month o The Of
hs pev consequent ON renders prompt sA,c;snr
'nasosue remedy youthful powers are touapv
IN removing hoss disea.es
ny habits Of dissipation and dhauehey eeet peoduesd
OF strangers BY drinking The rianess Of The had
which soon passes ed and followed appetite
beautiful glow on the surface, ,pis and
Ing consciousness OF life vor infused every organ Of
the body q m nj. ps.s
Ciaiksvile, Va, Cd June lsIs.
HAVE, for several ears. been attending 10 tho
ELECTS Of the Waters Of the Buo sprns and can ,d
subscribe To the above I'm sddon M
MARX that asr having noticed most of the tonic
waters OF The United sses have In
altogether the safest. O. vgNAusy
June Sd, Is&s.
W IHE stage runs, regularly, three times a
week from kdsway The railroad from heb maze
ready IN
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eTHE YOUNG DEMOCRACY

mol.
The New Orleans Courier, a red hot mouth.
piece Of Old Hgnkerism in Louisiana, docs not
seem to understand the definition Of the words
"rhe Young Democracy" IL is, therefore, spit
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FOR SALE,
THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE. "

10y virtue Of decree Of the circuit superior
- Count of law and Cbaneery County OF Absms,e
onouneee st hs issasee of the Psn the ease OF ROT
Noel Plaintiff aeanst James Iaa Defendant tho upder
send wiz TUESDAY tho day July ne IT. or the ne
hr day IN front of The Court House. The Town Of Chsnos
VILE sch Al public auction. 70 the highest Printing Ys
sbishpent called the "vrna Advocate ueuns the Ptese,
Tyre Stands frames he furniture and good viii Of
The present owners for the BENEFIT Of
from and amer TIE 10Th day Of Ju bsssnt Of any
Advertising OF Job work be performs day together
with M and appongs. appu OF aid printing res
not he'en befors specieeaily enumerated
TruCash viii be tqued of much may be aeeessary
DELAY the errenses Of ae For the balance ere
DO o. nine mouths for The eighteen months viii b. svss
Tho purchaser purchaser executing bona. with approved
personal security Je10-wtw eco CARR C;osn'r.
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MESMERISM.

~ The Communication Of +" Brutus" reached Us too
lato for this paper. Il will sppear In our next
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Total annual product. sis7 .ss7 asa S7s.7ss.oss

increase OF whites IN nifty years iy<iS.SoN <So,eoo
Increase Of cold persons in fifty yeap 5.6l3 lS2636
Increase Of total population l,22l 999 A9l 4Sy
The per centase Of increase the total population in
fifty ye,rs, in New England, in l2l 3l0-in Virginia,
IS Go.
The emigration from New England. for tho last fifty
years. estimated have greatly exceeded in proportion
that vi Virgins.
Historical Facts Iistrafpe Of the aboue uiescs IN
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PAINTED BUCKETs,-I6e dozen Painted
I BUcKErs for .s a L. oINTRRs,
fN 10 Main qres,.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
lRtPokTED AND coRREcTkn rwIcE wrlE roa THE wHis.

June 9, lS45.
TOBACCo--Inspectons have increased. with no
Leaf S3ia3t and Z; middng Sita43 aud S; Good S53
a6 and 81 Fine s7all3. in quality; fine manufaeiur
ing descriptions $40 10 IS.
GRAIN-Corn doe; oau from wagons and Depot %
to Soc.
CUT NAILS-44s5c.
N. C. COTTON-5aa6c.
TEAS-ImperAl and Gunpowder Use. to 81 so; Black
5Ua75c. "a
WHIsKEY-Bbls. Csc; hhds. 24c.
CANDLES-Sperm 30s32c; Patent Sperm 40c; Hull's
Patent l3c; Tallow lOsi25.
CoFfEE-Rio 6iasc; Laguayra 7sss; St. Domingo
65aO; Java lOlalIe.
HERDS GRAss-s7sc. do.
TIMOTHY Do-S3 per bu.hei.
FISH-New No. shsd So; New cut Heuings from
FLoUk-superine s4i to ~; Eru, IS; Family S.
TO 81 nj retail.
IRoN-Pig ss5as7s; English $50; Sweden 500; Ire
dogar 500.
MoLAssES-N. Orleans in bbs. 3laa2c; Porto Rico
81 n33c; Cuba 30c.
oIL-winter ss5aiOO; Fall strained sOss5; Whale in
bbls. Aic.
PRovISIoNS-Bacon (hog round) 7iase Shoulders
safe; Sides 7iaSc.; Lard sis9c.
PLAISTEk-From the Wharf, 90 per ton.
SUGARS-Mmket dull ST. Croix ss9Sc; Porto Rico
6bss4c; New Orleans 6 TO &c.
SHOT-51c
sAIT-whsf 81 So Store si.so to I.s5.
CATTLE-Beef from ssi to Al; Sheep from 81 to 81
EXCHANGE.
N. YORK drafts snl prem. Baltimore drafts tai prem.
Philadelphia prem. North Csrolins ia2 dis.
South Carolina dis. Wheeling Ads.
Treasury Notes s3prem. Tennessee sds.
Alabama Idols. Specie l prem.
COAL FREIGHT5.
70 baltimore ~ 10 per bu he PHILADELPHIA sssI
New York, Boston, 10 cents Laord ssu
S'e For Boston spo her eastern po ve'-s dem nd
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CAUTION TO PArEErEn.-lt has been decided by Judge
MELON, AZ we learn from communication in the Nation
oil ln'sgcncer, that " the proprietor Of new invention
sells even Of Bis articles before be has taken out bs
patent, he thereby loses h sseusiyo ea the sale IL
~ be an abandonment Of the invention Of the public
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" HE stage runs. regularly, three times
from Highway on ibe railroad Carkvie pace
haeh are always ready 70 springs
)e io-wim DAVID SHELTON, PsopIietos
R The Enquirer Petersburg Rarrb R.rer
will end Rua,L, a,..-.
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LATER IRON TEXAS.

The fine steamship John MeEim, Captain Phillp,, ar
rived here Saturday night FROM svesion brnsng 10.
pe 10 the 25ih ult Among The passengers IN he Ne
kim NJ Kendal, Of the Picayape, aud The oiher
gentlemen comprising the party Of BusIo hunters which
left here about two months ago. They report that ,hoy
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N MARKET-Jup. 7.Ists.

TO Bsmors ~ 10 per bu hei; Phl.delpha sas
cents TO New York cents 70 Boston, 10 cents;
For Boston sno her vss-sIs dem nd
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HAVE, for several years. been attending TO the
Effects Of the Waters Of the Buo sprnr and r,.d
subscribe To the above i'm ,ddon M,
marx that atsr having noticed OF most Of the tonr
waters OF The United siaies have ponounenr
altogether the safest n vrNXus ~
June Sd,
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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,

N NVOW SLAs5-sfio snd IONA foT .e BY
~ DAvENfoRr d ALLEN,
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,

lie lO-lt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-09-18
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

ling to cheer Annie, who looked alarmed at the
announcement, he took his departure immediate
ly. On arriving at his destination, he easily dis
covered the writer of the letter, and ascertained
that schooner, driven against the rocks at the
entrance of the cove, and had sunk but three
nights previously, and all the crew had persisted
with the exception of one man, who recovered
sufficiently to tell hs-name and give account of
the wreck. This man had identified body,
found as that Of his own son, and had directed
the owner of the hut to which he had been carri-
ed, to write to Annie Carr as soon as all should
be over with himself and to tell her both her
father and brother are dead.
| Would you to see the bodies sir! asked Charles
informant as he concluded his story. Charles
nodded assent and the man led the way to his
miserable hoveI, where stretched on the floor, OF
the dimly lighted room, lay two dead men,
Charles saw that they were indeed those whom
he sought, and turned shuddering away. lie
stayed till the next day to see them decentIy inter-
red and having bestowed liberal gratuity on the
fisherman he hurried back to a different scene.
1 Within one short week Annie Carr stood beside
him at the altar,
Many years have fled since Charles Gardner
claimed his bride