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THE albania.
ICE G X K A. M SAL DON

$50 Broadtcuy, bef,seen Spring and Prime.
ITO Observation-Disclosures Visiting tn. city viii find a
attraction In the saloons OF the Alhams, when,
aside the delicious Ices Conec be found
ther- fsd sfie II Eastern spedopr aud magpif
before attempted 10 this hs bvrutifu
Eunsio In the tvssstsd which displays a,arety Of
curious aud ingenious -s not only Keeps the air d. gh full
cool and pleasant but exctrs amusins interest and
thousand white the mepsde ,round
the balcony afo,d. view every Ilrasat Of
beauty aud f.on than can b Quad grsred tn.
place Of public resort la the city. Indeed no where
hon be pas ed NOR. rat,oualiy sgreesbly.
II Admit snce free je2i 1wissrc
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BENEFIT FOR THE MASONIC WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS ASYLUM FUND,

BENEFIT FOR THE MASONIC WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS ASYLUM FUND,
GRAND LODGE OF f Fiji STATE OF N. Y.
ITO the Right Worshipfu Brother ISAAC PHIL Irs.
Deputy Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge. State ofNs
Grateful for The many Of kindness have at yariou.
able y 'GI sas nd
Ct ssshs ss any y ss.ss
,or any sysnns durag the present week chose
wa: = d ss:si &
r.,ns. os. HON.. nss YsiE ERR S5kE;x x.
=. urnn , New Ysaz, Jun. aQa, 1886
Dear Droshsr-Y esteemed letter Of this date offering
Il: Ms 10 :; 'ss b
Sss. a.m Has niss% ssIS
sssss & e. S
os %ts: y es wSs
form the groundwork Of ancient honorable stitu
PEu. for your continued prO.p:rty and welfare remain
WIN f''s'u'l regard your o'sd'is sA .xyapi
Rw Deputy Grand Master, 9. l.. State ofNY
Ia D ;Ss Of hs S,:s0ag from s
ior his ss
matted d: Fl s' a:.s. Is:
Palmo's Opera House,
for the benefit Of the Wdows and Ophans Asylum Fund Of
ne Grand Lodge OF the state OF New York. and they
the blethere generally attend and influence
~ The disposition E 4 s.e,s for the occasion leLs fifty
- COM uITTEE.
Isaac Phillips 70 Broad street Daniel Seixss 81 Wall street
John dosppo, l6 White st. Johu M.nshsld. % Canal
G Vii S1if 1si1s sTip9s
s5Nb toNtlR 's AZ. sss ' a..
APOLLO Rooms, 40 Broadway,
On WEDNESDAY evening. June "a, 1886.
IL he had. Rand Ri
door.
Concert to commence at sx O'Clock.
l-Quartstte-Lsnd Eo.
9-Tio-Oh Lady, sweet lady, ell those eyes.
3-Scotch balisd-On with the tartan.
$-Qnarte'te-some spirits wait mountain lay This
piece IS descriptive OF the sprt-now Jocund sad
The valley ofthe West the ridges Of the Al
-soashe Main,Tracl or Leap for Life. Founded up,a
awe-known tale from the peu Of the late VIM Leggett,
Old Ironsides at anchor lay
Ia the harbor of Mahon.
6-Quanetie-The Spider aud the Fly
7-CachThey there echo here This ulisr and
re.isbly comic catch proof thst there house
without an echo
s-Quare,te-Why, my love. still say tomorrow
s-Song and ahoius-Froa the Lord of the sles-Msrrly
. while the deer is browsing
lo-QusrteteThs Soldier and It's Bride, (by request -
This piece Is founded upon the murder Of Miss jane Me
Rea
She heard the fight was over.
Aud won the wreath Of fame.
ll-An Original Pi~ce-Woman NAV hsr bard command.-
Received with enthusiastic APP lause frat concert.
Written expressly for the Alleghanans by Gen. George
l2-Song-Dayght upon the sea-
l3-Orilin III ankee Doodle. je23 2tsrc
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EURN1sHtD Il his Saoon lee Creams and Fruit Ice, In
al their cites Plumber aud bomb. i, RENE sli
or quality AID not t. be surpassed IL Ibis cou Try
Mr. Pstefet ents rtanuets IA 4 pee
appr,piiate style and rrs the ssfsct.n crlress
last BY many Of the os fash enable aud ,th citi-
Je1i lwsm
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NEW IND EXTRAORDINARY FE1TS
OF MAGIC!
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE,
CHAMBERS STR

A l. M O'S OPERA HOUSE
CHAMBERS STREET
Extraordaary and entirely cedentsd Exhbtion OF
Scienhc Illusions consulting surprising aud anus
Ing Experimental Feas based the Hidden Wonders OF
gc. Herr Alexander respectfully announces TO his many
friends and the public generally his Now Fork for
the purpose of giving series Of
dnc,on, will give the entire sstsfcon la order
give additional effect his pieces the stage
Of Pslmos Theatre has been entirely refed aud gorg~ouy
II TE SHPs 81
magnifcently illuminated Grateful for the very liberal pat
ronage experienced on former occasion Nihos, A.
beg the pnbc that pains will be spared 10
rit renewal OF their favors.
Tickets so cents-Chdren under ten, half price.
Doors open al Pert rmance TO Commence o'clock
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ toa W., where may
be secured Private Boxes to ADM, four persons 81
IL On private business Herr Alexander be found
the Aston House between the hours Of aud ., A. Nj.
Jr2l Ct nc
COMPLIMENTARY AND FA1EWELL :
BENFlT TO J X. SCOTT.
TINE COMMITTEES on this occasion beg leave present
Wsdnesdoy psni"g, June 2'th, 1916.
sh'1 HrEERS s~i fss ~ Play Of
Or the Humors Of sir John Falstaf.
of.e Park Theatre formerly II the ihes. Royal cov.ut
llotspur, first time in New York; Mr. Scott
Prlnce Of Wales. Mr. Davenport
inTr i'll. - - mT a,siss.
Esq "G. .3 ~ pac henkms.
Tn. New York Brass Band will Ape :, Leader MIR Ken.
dali and perform entire piece Of music written
Aiier which, Mr. MITCHELL will appear in favorse
To conclude with The f,yorite d,sma Of the
MURDER On TIL. CLIFF.
- In which Messrs. Coney aud Blanchard will appear.
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The kAyEL FAMILY.

NIRLOS GARDEN.-Tuesday Evening, June a. 1916
~ The performance will commence with iavont-
ssr Which ssrss q ca.'s G,Gspnss called
Overture 10 be followed by elegant daring achieve
Winther.
10 The Refreshment Saloon. Z
The evenings conclude with the Panto-
mime csrd JOCKO-1 he Ap<. Mons Nlsrcetti; Lorsnzo
Jerome Ravelj Pro- Gabriel Rsvel; Fernandez, Antoine
Ravrl; Pedro ranco. ksve Dominique. Charles Wnth-r;
Jaeque Leon Javeil Mine Fernandez me Jerome Ravel
Cora, Nine Martin Javelli; Jules, Miss Hardwick
Doors open a. O'Clock. TO begin o'clock precisely
Tickets Fifty Cent? -.
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PATENT SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL
AND DIAPER PINS.

AND UIAPEK PINS.
WOODWARD BRO HERS. Brooklyn New York.
w the only legally authorised manufacturers OF the
above named article in the United States which authority
they rcse III virtue OF patent granted Thomas Wood
ward May 7th s42 TIE favor awarded BY the public
70 this article has induced some unprncped person TO in
very inferior article ia mtaiion Of the one and
deavorng TO induce de commit fraud the public
BY purchasing and vending the sam: understood that
that he has secured himself against
Of action law BY his title any property he
by purchasers snd vendors Of the
nou article from uch who have not taken the
acturers deem not the and the public
that in discharge Of their duty
the honorable dealers in the Pa Shielded Pin they
prosecute law their patent, whether
reward # FIFTY DOLLARS, any WHO shall give
such inf rmatou shall lead the Of offend
parties who have ao rendered themselves ,be TO
penalties imposed by CT Congress- approved 29h
August 1912. which be sued Re cords
Of the United S.tss one al the hnes lone hund, ed
dollars for offence awarded person no SUI
and obtnns judgment for the
Brooklyn. Juue is46 jel8 iwsrc
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TWENTY DOLLARS REV

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
FEMALE HID, from the green in trout Of Lsfayere
"A Garden AID the Mansion House Hohokeu the l7A
OF uae The child tyears OF named Gorilla Bau-
blur eyes aud sandy hair; slightly tanned with the
Had blue and wh te striped frock dark pant aud
ped hood Any Inform ~spectiay her will he thank
fully s~cei,ed BY her parents + II BANNER,
Je23 &c Garde In.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN.

Rapid Cure b. Ne.c Method of Treatment.
RY THE method Of treatment the Diseases Of Wo-
- be cured in avery short time According to
the old method THEN several months
but temporary
The Diseases OF Women, generally pr, duced either by
prolonged accouchements BY other but py
the diseases Of the Womb, chronic inflammation enlarge
ment. ulcer with without biennorrh,, (whiesl etc.
ETC. and all the grevous attending them like
Of stomach. snerngs sickness Sadness
have been STABBED with and special attention
pr Brally who during long time student under Pro-
years IN Paris.
Apply to T. Bruy, Doctor Medicine Of the Faculty OF
Paris, Bsche lett Of the University
France Office 10 Wooster street, near Canal street.
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DARK ThkATRt-b9xes, 80 Ct. PIT H4 g. ,.slle
4 20 cepts:-Iussdsy Evening, June ss-wil be- p.,
, @1sa 81 ims s % .isf ri
Barrett: Widow Deb, Mrs yspGa; Ns,i.. Abb,p; K.,s.
rs he drama q s atf AND Ys.
Door. open at ocIs pe,soroaae, sow@sre.
csslv u O'clock
RoW.RY rHEATRE -luesdsy fvenlng, June -
Scout BIZ yAySSsf. G ss.sf' J s:S oa
Minay ar' IGnf. D0nnf .bs Dir. Phiie.; Dom; ca
fAUL FIX Mi Hsdswsy; Harry ssanlS ~ cf:I
Lila. Mrs Phillips: Phoebe, Mrs sergest
" Lower Boxes ~ cents; aud third tiers, Is
Doors att oelocLcaaia viii rise AT half pas, seven
G8EENwIcH THE ATRE--comer Of VnicE and
T.. qes e; s
d. NJ. Ale1ss Pee.ollrish jig Song and story Barney
70 III 6FsY !.
court Heakn; Zsruco treer; Marguerite, Mrs AisIis
Alteration in Prses-prsss CIRCLE or B.leony SIX cents,
69sSS ssS oa PIT tn CENTS Private Boxes 81 seats
(NAsILk 0ARDEN,-Tuesiay Evening, June 2s--Tfs
Norfolk Polka Lab,ky Miss vaIee and Nr Thomp,sa
s dssS:,sR iss
oberon nrsr,nisson Of half honr. Second part to
Holman Flute Solo c II Roe..ei Dance by the Misses
Vale Bnfo Extravag.nza Mr. Thompson. TO conclude
with !. The 60 o.ertare TO L'Ambassadrce
AInItnnce y cent?.
CHAIHAs, rhEATKf-Boses Is cents PIT Iz[ cents
Rlsy q the WlFEPMa,n; Mr.. Bland; plisn St Pierre
M,nss, Io conclude VIII the vaudeville Of CUFFS AND
x hefnre aoclock
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II lex KY BLU l.. ) !.
REGIsfEN7.dL ORnER.

NEW YORK Tune 20, 1870.
THE Members Of the Volunteer Regiment OF Hickory
Blues hereby directed appear citizens dress
The Ar-ena lard # Elm and rrsskn streets gu
Tuesday Afternoon 23d NJ O'Clock for the
pure 81 70 the tiry Hall rk where ele-
Regmentai dard prepared by ed Com
Citizen, viii be peseated BY lie Hon Andrew II.
Nck- Ma Of the City TO the Officers AID Members Of
II he Hickory Blues" At o'clock.
The andat trusts that the high honor thus BE-
fersd the g mb,r Of the Hickory Bu~s will be
sufficient mptude anc stfic obedience ths
order. By oidet. 800
GEORGE q HANCE. AdIutart iN 3fiaN
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GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
OVERLOOKING crowds Of beauty and fashion have pro-
~ nogaced the highest eu"gums the wonderful Auto
week there will be yennE Performances. commencing
aud concluding at 10 o'clocs The Elephant
with other objects OF interest
Note There will be and afternoon performances
week.
Admission Is cents. je2l iwsrc
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). WAX WIN,
IDOL n SILVER REFtNk,R, Assayer and sweep Smell
NJ teI. Ofbc~, II JOHN Street, New York.
u Ems Gold, Rolled Silver, Rosss and Cueibles, al
wsys hand my3 lmene
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ATHEN EUM HOTEL

III L..
THIS establishment formerly well known the pub
lie favorte House, has recently undergone tho
rough repair newly painted and finished which
mskss desirable House for aud permanent
bc1rders The hogss Il situated No st1 Broadwsy corner
where those who do not wish 70 ,sss their meals
either BY 'he day o week with Or without board Eery
who feel disposed give their Private
rooms fer Supper aud Dinner There
two or three desirable Paors with bed attached
situated on Broadway b. l.. EATON.
New ,rk June 10, 1886. Jels lwrc
THE PROPRIETORs OF THE SHAKESPEARE no.
TEL, corner Of William and Duane Streets respect
fully inform their friends the public generally
have leased the above establishment and entirely retted
same Every possible effort will be made regard
Tort cleanliness and atlenton towards their vste They
have provided themselves with stock OF Wines
Liquors. Segs to be surpassed by hotel the city,
The bar has been entirely reted and the house
thorough cleaning and repair.
Hot Lunch will be served up every day bar
posed Of Chowder and other relshes
style.
Price Of rooms per week 81 50 to - 50.
olngie night . cents to SIX cents.
Refractory will shortly be established in
for the Of the boarder and visites the hu
and luxury Of the will be served the
reasonable terms.
Several spacious. be let for msengs private par
ties referees, &C. sc: Also large with gas and all
cessary futures for Free Masons and socetus
GEORGE PIERIS, Manager.
May 20. 1896 mv2i Asw lmsrc
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INVITES the attention OF the public TO the most ~.tensive
stock Of ready made clothing the city adapted spring
aud summer trade In addition the ready made the
Der oers for inspection the desirable selection piece
goods ~ the Market every color and PATTERN and the
skill employ ed IN the cutting depsr
men Is such enables the subscbes with cenfds
vte the attention Of gentlemen who prefer their
mens made to order The above stock having
with and bought for cash alone strong induce
FOR all 10 call no wish purchase 20 Der cent
the Gre dit system -
BOic~rs ofthe army and navy are particularly inyi-
ted to call and examine large assortment of superior blue
cloths and which will be up al The shortest
notice, and 10 manner 70 be surpassed.
EDWARD FOX, 202 Broadway.
near Fulton ST., opposite the Franklin House
CARD
THE Subscriber having become interested in the above
house respectfully the his and
fieas Orders entrusted his will be 20 with
promptness. JAMES A. SWAIN.
an imsrc
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NEW TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.

NEW TEAS, GROCERIES, NC.
A T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. CHEAP FOR
"A CASH.; Q. FOWLER, $50 Greenwich street. corner
OF Murray and t2s Greenwich Of vesey has just re-
ceved from the late sales large aud splendid of
fresh Green and Black Tea and Family Groceries Of all the
good green Tea q 50 cents per h. Oooong and s
fee u 2 b Sumstra do cents good dairy But
ter IL 2 b bleached Lamp Oil IS per gallon;
white yellow and brown Sugar Of all the kinds
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL. DO 600 DOLLARS

CAPITAL 300 600 DOLLARS
OFFICE Al FuLTor Rect BRooKLyN.
CONTINUES to take risks buildings. machinery, mer.
~ handze and property generally their usual favorable
terms This company has passed through the greatest
conagrat,ons that have occurred the eountra they
TO The :y.sem which they haze Away; p,aesssd o. limiting
sustain win be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
The Company take special notify their in
New York, Of all expiratons Of policies
B. W. DELANiATER, President.
a3 2mssr Z. e. FINN, Secretary.
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PEDESTRIANISM TKAORDINARY.
One thousand Miles in One thousand Hours
The lsh day Of Ja'y next Mr. EATON vi co%"ses
p.n that mile every hour
succession, to come oh Il the Caledonia SPRING. His friends
viii back him the Of Ave hu idrrd guineas
MIR atom w.s born ~ No,,h.mponshre Envlsnd and is
now IN his 17;h he tear " accomplished will he
sid~rng his and other the remark
able undertaking scc,mplshed and will occupy
days rs hours.
Al COMMUNICATIONS respecting this match BE- addressed
% Place dArm-s, Montrea or TO the Spirit of the
Times office, New York. je23 ltsrc
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IFI'nE sUBSCKIBEK respes fully informs the pub
ha, he he. Of business connection with @ b.
PiNDtLFINI, who in his adv. announces m.
self as the nephew o. Vito Viii such hbus
efy be entitled the his relation
he bur- from particular reasons do not
wish b, seace imply admit that there ny
meet ON ~ matters OF business. VITO VIII.
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, MILITARY AND NAVAL ORNAMENTS
REGlLDED AND PLATED
CAKE BAs EJs. Waters, Castcrs SHUTTERS. TRAYS,
~ Door Knobs and Paies Clock DialS Spoons Forks SUI
;o Tongs Tea Pots Sugar md milk Bo~l, Steel Knives
tauc, u aud NountnRs, by f. IRWIN
No 90 Liberty street, South West Of Broadway
je93 ltsm
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TENNIS COURT, 2$S BUWEki.
THE Subscriber, having taken the sbovenamed place.
would inform his friends and the Public that the Ball
Alley and the whole OF the establishment has undergone
shcsoafh re- airing To the Alley hs been added gasry
with alley Of 100 es complete order re will be
the patronage OF the towers Of healthy
and iasoriie amusement As FOR the quality Of his Liquors.
Segars and Refreshments, he will the OF
his customers.
H. WOOLLY, Bat Ball Alley,
Directly opposite Prince st.
New York. May 7, 1886 mye Imsm
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SANDS, LENT & co.
HE following the Intended Of he spen did Exhi.
Lition q sands Lent Coz TO the ath Of Jnly which
June II. G~nesee.
2o., Moth Danville.
&C.. Nj. Morris
27 and 20. Caledonia
o.. Scotisvilie.
June 80, July ], 2, , and 4, Rochester.
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FOR SALE,

TIE GOOD WILL and Fixtures Of Courectiorery. Ice
Cte,m Sslson aud Cad which sached an o strr
knon doing good business Enquire 2s Blocker
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TNHE DEAD. opaque and artificial Appearance Of false
teeth il general USE have re dsIea the wearing Of
these much 10 be dreaded Dr. A. c. CASTLE
(sl Bro dwsy Of White street calls attention
his beautiful lneorrupibe Teeth which experiment
Ieae il .reasth durability ,sJ The with which iney
Ls also their stability for
kc &c Dr. Castles practice embraces every Necessary
operation for the Improvement and ton of hui
teeth he Ill inc dental Their
ton TINT deorm their beaufy. jee3
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BUNJlNG.
9 BALES assorted colon; Blue Linen Cherks-3 cases
- suitable for eoatsju ecei, ed end for by
les t0fDSk VICTOR m Pearl a.
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BUAh DING IN THE COUNTRY.
CITIZENS who desire board in the country, will fnd
~ rleas loo ito adjoining the Bay, will all the "a.
tes for fishing aid o,shng b. enquiring Of the
Glen Cove
STne .ple adid steamer Croton leaves Fulton Market
ANN ROPER
wi. worth fu~e S2d 1s46 j427 iw.rc
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REMOVAL,

II situated Al goa Broadway, where ali who pref
70 pain can be SUPPLIED with the only and bes article for that
purpose IN the world Whoever advertise theirs De-
pot untruth other place in New York does the
proprietor, Daley, acknowledge furnish hence the
United States can be supplied. H. DALEY.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Compldint-Mr Petit, a member of
Congress from Indiana, complains ina card
TO the Union Of the rule Of secrecy prevail
ing in the Senate on nominations 10 that
body. And says, "No moreanli American,
antinoble, and anti-honest practice exists
in any part Of our institutions. Take a
case: a man is nominated by the President
for an Office on the fullest and strongest
possible recommendations; a loafer or
scoundrel writes toa Senator, or the Senate
a pack Of lies TO defeat the confirmation;
neither nominee nor his friends can be
heard in his defence, or even see the char
geS, or learn who made them. The nomi-
nation is defeated. This is the worst Of
inquisitous and tyranny Such proceed.
ing the people will one day, sooner or later,
abolish"
There is great truth and reason in this.
Many interested and false charges are be.
yond doubt made 10 Senators, against nom
inees, under the conviction that IL he is
rejected, the object is attained, and il con-
irmed the denunciation may never reach
his ears. We do not believe, however,
that Senators lend a willing ear to charges
from such quarters and for such motive.
The system, however, wants revising
y. SIN.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

The Tabernacle in New York was
crowded TO excess on the night Of the 18th
ultmo, 10 hear CasSius VI. Clay hold forth
on slavery, &c. lie spoke about 2 hours.
Although he was vehemently aPplauded
bya majority Of the meeting, he was Missed
at various times by an inconsiderable
number
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

The Great Western Railway ofEngland
has a width between the rails about dou-
bic that ofordiuary rail roads. The speed
which is sometimes made upon It's extra
ordinary. On recent occasion a special
train was dispatched with several directors
Of the company from Exeter to London.
The distance 1871 miles, was accomplish
ed in four hours, including the usual
stoppages. Deduciiug time lost, the speed
was about GO miles an hour.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Missing Cr0Ien.--An exchange paper
says, that when The present King Of The
French was teaching IN Philadelphia, be
fell IN love with Mss p, the daughter Of
highly respectable citizen Of that city.
The lady was Adorable 20 his advances,
but was compelled 70 yield 70 the authority
other father, who declared thei mo dauEh
ter Of his should demean hsrrelf b. marry
ing = sthool masiqf.s
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

II is said that twenty-one engineers re-
Gently arrived from England. have com
menced surveys ola military character on
the Canadian frontier.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

The legislature OF Tennessee have es'ab-
Ushed a new county Of Crooked" IN honor Of
and 70 perpeiuaie The memory Of Davii Crock
en- one Of Tennessce's distinguished sons
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Recruiting for tbe Navy Is going on bTiskly
in New York and in Philadelphia.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Why is bustle Ike Bovell Because q is
fictitious fiaiIl tale
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

Singular BegussL-A person lately deceas-
Cd IN Bradford, England, alter providing for tie
apprenticeship Of bis three sons, bsquCa,htd
$1,000 t. has widow, bot on condition that she
marry within SIX months after his dcctase. She
is said to be very good looking. and viii have
no difficulty 10 complying whh his injunction.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

why Is a FOOL like twenty hundred weight
Because be is simplei0H
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

The venerable Albert Gallatin is wiring a
series Of articles, in the National Intelhgencer,
on The Oregon question Mr.. Gailaiin's &C.
quainiance with diplomatic history, will make
BIS opinions Of interest He evidently c0nsi-
ders The American tile good only Up to the sch
parallel
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-25

The small p0E is prevailing 10 several Of The
saEcTn cElca