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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

From THE BRArLs. : The bark Lutzitana, from Para
brings advices from Maranham, obtained by brig US
tsve from that port, for Para We are informed that
the steamer Goah from New York, for San Francisco,
left Marapham the 3eth ult having been supplied
with COAL and that the steamer Conscience also from
this port, for San Francisco arrived the same day
She having no bill Of health will be subjected to
six days Quars ntne Vessels from the United States
bound to California intending to touch at Brazilian
port should be supplied with bill Of health certified
by the Brazilian Consul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

PASSPORTS IN New GRANADA.-As soon as our
Charge de Afiaires to New Granada heard of the
publication of notice in the United States, re-
curing American citizens crossing the Isthmus of
Panama to provide themselves with passports, he
applied to the President of the republic of New
Granada on the subject. The matter was imme-
diately laid before Congress, and the result was
that the requirement was abolished. 1t is not,
therefore, necessary for American citizens, route
to California, TO get passports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

THr LpHICH CoUSrr Bass pat the last sessiop
Of the Lehigh County Court, the Grand Jury, upon
legal proof being brought before them, found in
dietmsnt against Moses Y. Beach. OF New York, ~
and operator Of the Lehieh County Bank which
exploded few pears ago, aud whose money he eires-
lated In pursuance Of the indictment Gov. job nson
has sent oficet to this State, demanding Gov Rsh
TO deliver MP the said Moses Beach. TO the proper
Authorities Of PENNEY vsna.-.aiiong. Alias.
We should like to know whether the Governor
Of this State has conformed with the rssuisitisn
Of The Governor Of Pennsylvania, OF not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08
H,chIx Important from California;.

By the arrival of the steamship Philadelphia at
this port, yesterday evening, we are enabled 10
place in our columns to-day the details OF two
weeks later intelligence from California and the
gold diggings
BY this news we learn that California is rapidly
progressing TO that point of greatness and i'm
pertance which destiny seems TO have in store Tor
her. Her mineral treasures, according to all &C
counts, are inc xhaustible, and new discoveries OF
gold mines are being constantly made. While the
Congress in Washington are agltating, from day 10
day, the question of slavery, in connection with that
State she going ahead, prospering and to prosper
with rapidity unparalleled in the history OF the
human race. Cities, towns and village are spring.
ing up everywhere within its borders, as If by
magic. Although it is full time that we should
realize the condition and prospects of the new
Empire State on the Pacific, both are 30 dazzling
that il is difficult for the mind to comprehend them
This news is very interesting, California, it
seems, has contributed her block to the Washing
ton monument, in Washington 1t is composed of
quartz and gold, mixed, the product of the Sierra
Nevada, and will, no doubt, create some wonder
ment in the capital, when il reaches there. The
Philadelphia has brought upwards of three millions
of dollars worth of gold, on freight and in the
hands of the passengers, of which sixty thousand
dollars worth is the property of man. the result
of his own digging.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

MI musfy. the enterpriring poblisher, sf Boe-
Tor VII ssii Tor Europe In the kev world - NOR
row ard Wiz Vist all the principal oounstics Of the
uctH The Rev. y. n chaplin viii 20 oat a
soprspicn. aud this literary unson vii provs 40
sEsssble a " viii be usefal 70 both
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

Tho whole amount ~ eansl tolls collected AZ
Ealna y. suring the month ~ Jsue was 81 O7p So
tsipg an increase over The fo'T~pond'py month ~
Js5s, q s2sl1, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08

- q 81. o q 80 ss 80.
Llsp sotp-It appears that, up to March 3ls, 1850,
Che government had granted fee simple deeds q W.
Of land, sold for f51 CSC "a Awaits from the
Department q the Interior. paid into goYernm mt
treasury for the year ending March 81 1850 S5226j 81
From the iCport q the Minister ~ Foreign Relations
learn that the Hawaiian kingdom IL represented in
foreign nations. BY the following offcsrs. In the
ms Consul General In Great Britain. BY Archibald
Barclay, Esq, as II Ms Charge dAEairs In Peru,
by Thomas X. Eldrdse, Esq a. Charge dAfairs, at
San FrAncisco, by @. 3. Oldhed Jr ESQ. AZ Vice
Consul; In China, by JotePh Jardinc Esq a. Consul
General at Hong Kong. British colony by Daniel
Gossler Eco, Consul Generals Tor Van Dieman's Land
and New South Wales, Thomas " Campbell has been
appointed Consul General; for tho Island Of New
Zealand, Jobn Watson Bein, Bsq has been appointed
Cenrul.
In the Honolulu papers Of April a. We find the sub
Joined iten
on the morr ing Of the .1t I,stant s1.Consul Tur.
her native land, breakfssted In siet way with his
Majesty and household The principal chiefs and
foregn omcers with several of their ladies' made up
he party The beet Of feeling was exhibited by all
present
On taking leave, mutual expressions Of the warmest
friendship were made. HE Ercellsncy the Governor
sfOahu stated vth much emotionas he took the hand
81 the worthy enC orsul we have had much ohiciai
tntereourse during the past four wears ard the hrst
nnFsaeant word IL yet 70 come between ms You have
done us much good and Ne shall reiy upon your kins
emsse In future Your departure occasions us deep
p~grst, and eur beet vishee shall follow Won "
Othsr shisfs spoke In similar manner
His Majesty addreseeds few eomplime ntarv royds
- beth Mr. and Mrs Turri expressing reqrst Al tbsIy
S~psrture nding his thanks 20 the President ~ shs
ssa etates, for what he has been pleased TO ssx in
ssrs 70 the Independence Of the Islsnds in bis last
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Movements OF rrs,y,dr.,~.

Steamship CH,RoKng will leave this port to-day
for Chseres, with passengers for Cslifornis.
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Such IL the loss Of nearly two blocks Of suldings,
stored with very valuable goods.
We have not ascertancd the amount 81 insurance ef
fested the goods stored in Themes warehouse ss
they belonged TO so many persons, but IL is believed
that large proportion Of the damage h oovsred BY
insurance. The building Is insured. Back h Go
insured for their loss Tarscot is only insured for
$1,000 on the stock the Western side Of the street.
He could not get Insurance. on the disteries So
the eastern -. The goods In Trspall's storage
wes fsly insured and those inrh psons in various.
ONCE tor $4,000 The dwelling houses public house.
and cooperage, sc, are not insured. The damage
would not probably be great had the bell ringer 81
the City Hall done his duty lie slept son his post, and
did not ring the bell till the re far advanced aud
he aroused from his sumbers. The market bell rang
vigorously and 80 did Of the other bells but the
great alarm TIRE terrible explosion which shook
svery house In Brooklyn. and was heard over q very
considerable portion OF New ork
10 not be out 81 place here to remark that the
engines Of the Brooklyn FIRE companies very poor
and not adequate 20 the extinction Of large ere the
Common Council ought to make . better provision.
There another matter which Is worthy Of their ss-
Gus combination II is, whether manufactures con
tanning combustitle matter tbould be allowed TO be
erected in the very heart % the city, aud whether
sstpeire ought TO be permitted 70 BE- stored In suoh
large quantities near dvsnirs houses. IL ~ now
proved TO be az dangerous ss gunpovdsr when IL
large quantities and 1t oushtto he subject the came
restrictions Whether not II Ia explosive By itsIr
II is quite clear that IL does explode with tsrnhl@
duetd by combustion. The elements ~ gnnpswdsr
are ssltpetre. charcoal and ssphur or birthstone AZ
IL clear that there at lssst two of the ss,nt,
present snd has been stated that there vas ssms
srmstons N Th.rnss store but u the truth of this
care not sstisHed ofthe sstrstr. there V NO DOUBT
evidences.
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verr Let. from the Sandwich Island.

received cory Of the Friend o. May 1st from which
~ make the following extracts 90
EEroRT % THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR.
From this report CLEAN the following satisfied
fNetf relating to the Hawaiian Kingdom during
1919 10 Cossting vessels licensed 1850 10, tonnage
1bse Registered vetscls licensed, 1s4p, s. ton.
mage, lass
Marriages. $40. during 1870
foI her Of rat g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

up the hlHsher. Gf Miss Temple hy staring AZ
her with HE dull. lead-rulnrrd ryea, while Az
fred again hil behind fhc counter Aliss
Temple almost ai-Aei tlaf shc had had ni,
hrr new bingham irrss and her muslin rol-
lar trimmed With rdgnR Certain thoughts
though mnrr vague and loose, SET similar in
some respects 90 tbnse ysiii.h 0sruuird her.
mlhd whTp 9imnn short h6Iued hrr over. pr
rather Hts4- tAa gutter, Wrrr called uu- Hut
when, ,.in the evening she happened lo look
towards tha window and saw tha same pair of
lrad-'olorrd ewes peepinP IN n an opening
hrfwern some ut the ARTICLES arranged 40 the
'''''.'-s'- -r '--'ff'- -.'ssf,,.-.i ll.-
certainly must she imagined hT usvisiue
ways huh mraua fu f'iuuuualy pnsae-- hu-
self nf some portion Of hcr stuck in trade
Onc thing. howcysF, pulzled hsr lnsre.,l
of dniWnu asifie when be- mint have sran
that she had discovered him. hc boldly kent
~ his post without ha much aa oven wink
ing
The truth was, ever since Dec had uarticu.
larry noticed her. hr had entertained .rri0u.
thoughts ui speaking ~ her on thr subjrrtnf
marriage. There was -umrthing -o decided
ly ant-hrlipcrnt iu her lcmranor. commu-
ulraunp tsrlt 1s it hy ,omr maaurtic niiu-
rurr, even fo hor dress. Dee thought. after
weighing ur subject pretty thoroughly in hia
Tfrr'T't ...---.----..s
-----.l. L- -nl.nd,L .houd -uuuI, thr rlarr
10 t hnurckrrpcr and d mani n r IN WITH TT
thr rSpeuse pt her board aud rIothinr.
uuk fhat ! cannot hv dcrciycl 100 her
appearance, aid hr, mentally ~ hr .tood
staring 1Ghrr through tho yiudHw marking
100 "a particular mannrr - hc ,id -o. that hor
brown, uiky hair, with "a shining uinids
looked aa % 40 were irving fD shrink ,ull
moro riu-ciY On the r.yprruual-.u1k .ng head
% adorned. At iast, when Miss Trmulc's
ioars had nvcumc nearly insupp1rtablr. the
town cloak commenced ,Ukiur eight Tho
sound arcme'l 20 have thr riFcrt ui breaking
The 'pril which had bound bin 90 thr win
love Tor hr ururd suddruI, ausv. and walls.
"l id~n street. n" agaA!, ilat Miss rpmp..,
VIII" ihu =" llt'. 'i'-sls .sHabt .pi, 3. liiali,-u
nt hr ~rrdlng hsurc. booming up in the
aInmruug lamp-iieht to q hright which She
magiurd almost gigantic.
~ knew .tld Alfred to himself rii.inr
bic head above rhc counter vhuu be- .aw Miss
Irulplr go to the door--"l knew that he
would lr.pH tp the Clubhouse the minute
the cloak struck eight"
Miss Temple snnn returned tn her CHAIR
and iuuk hrr sewing for -h- ha, commenced
making some CLOTHES for Alfred. aud was
anxious to complete thom. lt paincd her tn
.uos ~ tnc worn larkot lud trow.,rs which
Hc rad yuupriN uutgruNu.
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81 she spoke, sho handed him a very BRET
iY Hud comfortable looking cap, which shr
bad selected irnsi a dnzrn others. lie rricd
% nu, and it htird bin rAaehy
'f fuH may have h fsf yt.ur own -ad Miss
Tempt" That large broken hat is not ht
Tor winter"
"My own %, must dn ever .o many
'rr'u'lr %. Tay '-4a for it'' 'aid ho, in hrisk,
iufpHs ..---ifi--
You ran, without doubt bo useful a. mo
'H - eFs'i iH2DF s#ss,' .llo rapllesE and then
rrrinp bow quickly uhoi itfle sced rake and
apple she bad gwen him had disappeared Hhr
T'-TTr F'f'f r' y fr- - ''T's-s l's's.i
rprrading 10 with butter, gave % tu him, say
ing, as sto aid s0, "l -ssa aIrall that you hAd
no supper tonight
Il have had nothinr a. ost s,nne pinrninp,
be- replied.
"Wrll, YOU can eat ns much 80 you wish
for now have a plenty"
tie evidently trlt spmrwhat ashamed ~ he
yoncity, hut biz hunger got the boucr ot his
SENSE OF drcTum.
II sro that you are sleepy" said Miss
Temple, SOON litrr be- had finished his meal.
"sl come up stairs with me, aud viii show
yDu where Won are t1 ,lerp'
lie did a- .hr directed hm, hardly rrally-
---L... .l-ll Lg lyas nut nuiy to sleep n a houso.
nur 90 h'a. -------
'TTT
rhr conducted hlm iutpa neat, though ..aufi-
rs furnished rhnuhrr. a have uu r.4yuun-
ur f1rnd- wn0 carr enough about u,, tn ever
make rhcm wiah rp come Hnd spend 10 mght
with nae, .o thai shaft fayo % .rrnt plcu.urr
without HuY Inconvenience. Iu allowing tuu
Dc comfortable ruom and u,d now the wealth
rr ls getting rold.'
u believe rhat my nro sod bands urr quite
clean ,ild \llrrd, looking 40 the Uiuc ttItr
ouuutprpAur which covered The hck
Yes, murru-tnd suur riuthr., tlp,thuugh
thcy are uli aud torn, are not dirty. have
been wondering hu~ you sept s"ur'o.t ,o
clean
u learnt ~ AUNT MARY ~b, Ikgd 'n scr
nae neat aud .iDiu, }ud ,Iway, tried 200
please hrr'
II will leave llr lamp. ,,id She. as ,hc
mrf.ri to leave the rpnm. 'lud when { think
you have douc with %, ! will come lud take
10 away
The genial warmth communicated los a
-o"d fire, q picnlilul mr.,i, and comfortable
bod. pa~-rs.od influences trp -nporihr tn be-
rr-islrd. and though bee -trp,o with all might
Co trrp awake -o as 20 hd Miss lrmpir tnod
night Nhru ,hr returned Cor thc amp.hr had
ny thar time sunk into profound -lrrp, She
went t1 hi, bedside and looked 90 him min
'f'r ur fvs0. 1uH JH hr noted rhC rwDgr ud
%outIc rVp}s-.iou pf Dis thin, u1ir '1r'o. thr
n.ur ,oiu- 'ro-.i0g ais temples standing uut
|II,v uv'irltr ruri-, ir r,'t rhHUktrri rh1t itr.
nu Noon thrown boo hrr wuv. for Dee ruuId
uut slice fhnught much Iuuarr have r1urd
with 'hc hardship, and pr,auon. ot va
grant .iir.
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when AIi,- Temple doi eo 20 sleep. .-ons
Df rrurkrrr. nrtuges- urrtllrs, rhesluus, rlh-
nonr, and mlslnr Wifh plenty of customers,
nnpird together 300 strange r0uiuainn, we're
rnuHaHrit hriorr hcr. She aWoke rariy and
r1-r Iriurr rhr SUM- When che Iniss,lrit ly
silmifr hHd fairly e'ratrd away shr found
chat thc pirruw which bad brrn hnltug In
ncr Wiud. ana Viurn r1 hor half aroused llrr
Titir- Vrtrftr-'i -hHff-- Az tnfF iHr aHH Hiitit-
inrd Is thr lluauUg rI0ua. was nothing murr
H"i ',s-- t'aB the hHsht, sAasrF lltf.p f4llu-
HWrH 'hr hal so lately llrUIshrd with lrl-
rIrs pleasant iu palate aud ryr.
ftF'r ffTi fsifsliffifr-r
waa tu uh,Il-r thr shutters uf her store aud
open thr uuirI aunr. She fhru luukrd rirr-
fully up street aud down, and finding lAat uo
person appeared to hu stirring shr ofussrtl
uycr fu thr opposite side that air might have
iull view uf thc show window .n all iH Iio-
y, There, tu1, over the duur. was tHr sign
with n.hlars ground aud Miriam Temple
palutrd1u large, yellow capitals. As "a whole
Il tapprarrd uotcr fAau -hr bad expected and
fhr wac rnnreiuus 90 greater Irgrrr ul -rli-
consequence Than altr ever experienced Hr-
i1rr--a feeling shr wits unable wholly fu -ub-
lur. Size hastrnrd back and .dmmruryd
preparing hrr breakfast, NOT without stopping
IIl.lHf l.
LgLA -umy lur .uter thr hop door,
Aurr .hr Hld 7lI TIT T7-'l 'T-TIT --TT-
rouutrr hrr hand. DusiIy ump.uyrd 100 kMt-
uug. Huu urr ewes iusI|N tsuu.uyrI .u HHtDu-
Inr thr parsons who U1-s,d yHru lttir iur-
luru looking Uuy with Uukru hat mu.f
flu ulrnud Is ragged Jacket much t1n small,
tupprd opposite tHv STORE. llr louArd visit
tully Ht thv window where rowe 90 golden ore
lugr- iusriuu- Peaches. 1ud rrd-,h,pkrd APP
plrs were displayed, then thrust his hand In-
Jo hih IaH.kct aud took thence 70 handful uf
tumotAing which be- carefully deposited upon
% smuulh paving toms.
"lhJga money ! know, muuuurrd Miss
lgmp.s 'fpr ! heard 10 ring
Nhr DD.il not urlp p,vplug out The TO-
uc boy, with Hi' pnr .lp. purkrrrd up BOO u
attempt leo whistle, .,.p. .rd T.am IUll- 'atir
% dulru rusty nails. nu' r.Ht This Hr rr-
tanned 300 Doe haud. returning fhr mail. fo hi-
pu.kcL. llr entered ihr -t1rr,. lut he trr
way which his "yv- wandered irum ourfhuig
tu lunthrr hrc,ldvnul could not max, tp
m, mud what to purchase. la ihu mean
umu Mis- ltmHr.s compassion wis awaken
rd n- hrr ryr. r,stTi uu. his littlc pale face,
whirh .unkp4 ,u tAlu aAd plurA,-s hpnrath
tiv 'ara iu ui u, heavy hat
fTi vow TI7f TTffTr fTIvT rTrIrrr -TUurr-
urHri = ur 80 IDHstb asked him, II VIII li,y
you Il uirr 'ugo Wr.r iur cont
"l lbiuh Htu IHs. .tU,, ,ss,- H,--t,f.,.r $780,
"NlIs- l.muu 1Nr him .Hst twice fhr
worth OF hi. m0Urt AUDI 300 addition slipped
auu. lrI, ..l.h uil ai. laDj. ftr iOg
dId uog -prl., UDt be whole ,uuut,uauur
"as Illuminated ns SMILES. while bright tugs.
'Hr 'Hry wtro tears of JOS. G,iyd hi. uyy,.
'ul IH.n .NV Nss Temple. uhuu
5 uu want another r.... Ht fiuluruDld.'
II vill. when Nr I.uitu. siy,.. uu uuoIlcr
'rn' .ur doug 1000 rrraul .Hr Huu "Nu .niur
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TIL L CAL D'0NIA n
ny A. G.. CHADWICK.

TERMS +ltfo peg unum r pa.I a.fhiu tHc
urf fz11 payment ne ie.aTra HsrHni rhH
'mr. SO paper 4isrwiiuuei Wii roo lu01guFrs
ur THId, rvrepr 80 fhr option of fho ruhlsirr
AutIHFlaEaLzI4 lLae1teI AifIr uuII ur.rrs
ifii'r-'-1t -'irfi--fr-t- ffituf fHrrri Tri
vance. Advertisements fioul uouuheith lum-
.rr uf Times tl nr Inserted pt.arri-r fHrr $500 To-
continued uufu iThu .1r at tle option at tHr nua-
TslelI .uI lNHfgoi arfTrffEr'
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William concluded not to 20 - sea any
morr, ana having tairut for busiIirss. it vva-
not MANY wears before there was enough for
them ali to do. IN one oi the largest aud s,,.-t-
filled stores IN the city.
etlrhtimes- -xauad Miss Temple say "a Al
fred
This Is all owing 10 Won. Littic did I
think, at the time that that httlc pale face of
yours, 10y exciting nav pity, would~p prove the
means OF gathering ruund me So nany COM
forts apdEles-,pg,. iiut, what wjrS best -, att
YOU saved me frum the temptation ot that
great brick house at the corner of b st.
and lrl4--N,a desire to bc called Mrs hinkum
-ly+.H,,---
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FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.

\ Gentleman in Twelfth street, who is in
The habit or sending his boots out r., b,, black
ed. -rnnld- not lind his -pnlishcd understand
ings one day last week He sent his littlc
57TI ttIC rtIrkuv z-rrii-rr 1rrt 1r --tr--fiuh
saving that it was shut up. The grr1ticmnrr
went himself in his slippers, and after rap
ping some time he heard noise inside
Presently window opened and Cufiys head
poked through.
II want my boots" said the gentleman.
/. lSorry 10 form YOU. massa, dat YOU cannot
have 'um," replied Cuff. Fac is, is gin
eout, busted, failed, broke, cleaned out
iambeJ up, split, is"
But, Cuff" said the gentleman, II can't
Shelp that. must have my boots"
Cuff, finding his customer. rather rilcd up
poked out OF the window one OF the boots and
said
..MaAsa, isn't tellin' no lie. I is clean
bust aud 10 mistake, .. Is taken an fycntory
Of my a'fecs, and as b1ieves on the honor
ob gentleman, dat shall be able to pay hf-
" cents on -,se, dollar is wiIlia' to giB YOU
t-e.r=- now I4sy ~ -;sssa-- .IakH- de hoot-,
SO saying lac slammed to- ihe window, leav-
ing our friend to go home in his slippers, with
ans hoot IN his hanh=AiS NM cents on me
aeilar.-- Kn.Lkec Nation
rS Anuid lady ut Pennsylvania had an
unaccepntabls aversion to rye, and never
could eat IL in any form, "till OF late they
got, "-she said TO making it into whisky, and
I find can. now and then worry down a lit
tie"
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Washington who -at ou Mr. Adnms' right
hand was locking him inputy To- fhe lacc,to
watch fhr Hamo bc rss al,ul in annnunrc
and np oSpcctWg 10 TDnld be- his. sprang
irum Be .clt tlc minute hc hoard H., and
rushed lnm an adjoining room. Mr Adam.
had asked his cousin. samuel 10 AJAX tor an
rdiaurninrut a. ruuu us the nomination vas
madr. u orirr 10 give lho mcmhrr, time co.
deliberate, and thr r.-ult q hel1ra tho
world
i''-H-- ''-r 'r'r.--s..,,.
thr following
Did you ever doubt thc .ucrc., ul rho
conflict "
no, no, aid hr not i0r a mnnenf ~
r"rtod to be- hang and uuarerr,l. It. I snN
caught-lmt no 6tmter .f1r fUat -fhv country
would be- irr I knew Gcorgr lll rould not
forge lhr chains long enough and ,trung
uough 10 reach around thcrr uifc,l -iatn-'
BATTLE BETWEEN RATTLESNAKES
AND \ RAT.
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+'-''' -i'' fti-- --frr-tttts rrrfftt;ttr, ~-rrtr
out speaking.
Nor any iathcrt'
mo my father and mother both died %
great while ago. and then my brother VIII
liam and | went to 1--we with Aunt Mary
"Nhy don'tpou live with your Aunt Ma
~. now 2" p
"She dicd more than a year ago
And YOUR brothcr-whcro is he p"
"Gunc tosca lie went a good while hc-
lore Aunt Mary died. lie is eight years old
cr than I am.
Your brother name Is Milliam-xhat is
Yours 4:
"Alired-Alrcd Dennis"
Wtl, Alfred, cnmc-a4d sit by this bright
dre--you look cold--and here is an apple
and secd-cako tor Won.
Alfred obcyed with great alacritv.
II hAycn,taat .by a tire Lcioru since Aunt
Mary died" -aid he.
Poor child--yhat did YOU do last win
ter 2"
MIR LOTUS used u let me crecpin amongst
ttturT fr'ry rTrz
tie remained silent Il minute, and a soft
-nilr aIple over his face. \ pleasant t,t,-,iiu-
~ had -Aeen called up. 81 used" SAID he
Ito sleep in bed when lived with Aunt
Mary" -.
And you shall sleep In one this blessed
night" said Miss Temple with energy. hasti-
lv brushing away q tear. -as"I often th4nk that
Jared hard, when ! was x child. but never
suffered great deal with the cold, nor much
from hunger. though my meals werr al,vnvs
coarse and sometime. -eint Here Alfred.
tr, 1u his ~al
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-JOB PRINTING.

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"rinisd in the ueufsst naunsr ut ths raledunian
Ofiire.
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The Iittlc boy, who paid Miss Temple the
first piece ot COIN she ever deposited m her
money drawer did not again make his an
pcaraucc for several weeks. She had often
lh1ught Of him and wondered whv hc did not
t,' 'iautt, ,-tt,, ,....,,t,.. ,-,.,i-
tered thr store. lir .oihcd pnicr than when
sine saw him before. and hr ,uivcr,,d with the
cold.
'-Nhv uavr YOU stand a,v,,y 50, iuug 20 -tr
rnuulrvd.
81 couldn't got "a cent before tonight" he
replied. "Alg LOTUS -nid hat the brrad and
cold meat which the 'club" len ot' their week.
U.s. supper. and lCrtfur tnr- -trrit tn th.. stable
was morc than enough - pay tor sweeping
iAG ElnL-rucm. aud ruuuiua- cIrlnila lur him =,
Haven't won "a mother 30 SAID Miss Tenn
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riprk, rb' state. t,,oInucal Hall. 60 Fitursa e.
an interesting and emtuirous ryhihtion, a"t
- La -.l.- -e.nl..t.nl md ,rnlrnnmIN Mr