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WAsH1NGroN, May 2s.-Mr Hoover was

WAsH1NGroN, May 2s.-Mr. Hoover was
Yesterday appointed Marshu of this District, and
MIR. Allen of New Hampshire, Navy Agent.
Roger c. Weighlman, chief clerk in the Pa
tent Office, was removed yesterday, and Samuel
S. Shugert appointed to the vacancy.
A serious street eight occurred at Alexandria, on
Thursday, between 5. NJ. Johnson, Postmaster Of
the House, and Edgar Bockett Knives and re-
volvers were used, one of the parties having fred
five shots 10 the others three, all without eff
feet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30

"a The negro population cf the city OF New
York, IL stated by the Journal Of Commerce TO
amount 10 eighteen thousand. There are four
teen eolofed Protestant churches, all Of which are
provided with eolored pastors except one Epsco-
pal There are eight or nine schools, mostly IN
der the public school system, Ia which ATE gath
cred three thousand colored children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30

gy BY recent law of New Jersey, habitual
drunlards are allowed no more liberty TO man
age their property than IDIOTS or lunatcs And
whoever furnishes liquor to any drunkard, after
receiving notice from his guardian, is subject to
fine of $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30

BRUrAL OUTRAGE.-The particulars of
most iAhuman, helish outrage, committed by a
party Of desperadOes npon poor German ser.
want glh, some Eve weeks ago 10 the outskirts of
this town, have been brought to light. 1t appears
that on Saturday evening, 18th ult., two German
girls, cousins, starieR from the village for the
places Of their employment, one living one and a
half miles from town on the Castle road, and the
other at A. c. Loomis's in Phelps, on the Vienna
road. When about half nile from the village,
the girls observed that they we're followed by
couple Of men, and sought refuge in a house by
the road side Soon after one Ofthe villains en-.
tered, and represented that they were girls Of bad
character, when they, were elected from the
house. After pursuing their way for short dis.
4ance, they again discovered that their steps were
depgei, when becoming frightened, they ran, got
separated, one keeping the road and The other
heediesSiy taking TO she field. The ruffilns,
seven ~ number, took after and caught the lat
ter, a"d enc after the other, 1--we or six OF them,
violated %r person. The foowing persons have
been arrested +: Cornelius Rodney, george Lake.
Smith Stehbas, aud Francis McGarry Two
others, ANDREW J. Davenport and w. Clark.
were admitted to hail by Judge Foiger in the sum
Of $4,000 each.-GeaepG (N " Gazette.
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Xvorcester Winter Cssre IngtItntLom.-N

Worcester Water Cure ImstiLutIOm.-No
| GLEN STREET.-This Institution is well arranged
for the treatment Of nvaldS at all of the year.
TERMS usually, for full board and treatment, ION
81 to per week. For out of door treatment SO per
week
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
cottoa sheets two wooden blankets; one comfortable,
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended as usual
Office hours from 2to4P, Nj.
dec6 dwti S.ROGERs, NJ. D.
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The CAMPBELL MINsTRELs This troupe of celcbra-
ted Musicians will be here in few days. They have
been singing with distinguished success, east, west,
moth, and south, and have reaped rich harvest oil
applause, which is generally accompanied in their case
with something more tangible. They will be welcomed
hnrn
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IL In the Philadelphia Courts violence aud
sewdyism are dealt with in an exemplary manner
by the Bench The North America notes the
following case in point
A SENTENCE FOR SrABBING.-On Satur-
day, in the Criminal Court, a very respectable
looking man, by the name of Richard Suite who
occasionally gets drunk, was before Judge Kelley
for sentence, having been convicted Of an assault
aud battery with intent to kill. He had stabbed
aa acquaintance in Eight in four distinct places
Judge Kelley, in sentencing him, said alt was
my duty, few days since, 10 sentence man to
twelve years Imprisonment for using knife just
as you did. His case grew out Of meeting with a
number Of his acquaintance at a drinking shop
on Sunday. The place was full, and the fight
with acquaintance. Just your case pre-
cisey. Yours occurred near the same place
Bat there this difference in yeur case: The
man you stabbed was able to be in court and tes-
tify against you; not because you did not try to
kill him, but because you happened to strike the
1eshy parts Of his body. The other sent his VIC
tim to another world. By the merest chance you
were saved twelve years imprisonment. You
have proved good character when you are sober.
When you get out Of prison, and are about to
drink again. just think that you see the gallows
at the bottom Of the glass. The use of the knife
has become SO common that we intend TO make
an effort to stop it. therefore give you sentence
proporiionate to rule, aud 6x the period at
seventeen months in the Eastern Pententary.-
This is the-penally of your getting drunk"
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MADAME CLoFFULIA The bearded lady will remain
in Horticultural Hal three days longer. She is with
out exception, the most remarkable phenomena OF the
age, and no one who wants to look at wonder that is
wonder should omit he opportunity to this re.
martabe Swiss, she Las been visited by large
courses OF people, and must leave the city satisfy the
Curiosity of thousands of expectauts abroad. Go at
and see her.
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The worcester CoTnet Band,

tR. W. TWlCHELL, Leader aud DIRECTORY
Are prepared to finnish music for all occasions Apply
to A. WITT, corner of Front and fremont streets.
N. p. GODDARD, Mulbury street
J. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
u Orders left al g. II. Ioring's Music store 203
NJ ain St. the Central Hotel VIII meet with prompt
attention, by J.M.ALDRICH, CLERK.
m I'm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-30

THE REAL BouRBoN. N slatue Of tho real
Bourbon is now in possession Of fanily in Nam
tuclet. II was taken when The Bourbon was but
six months old, and was brought to this country
sixty five years ago by gentleman who visited
France at that iime.--.Niw bedford STANDARD.
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For Filling Teeth OvcrEx posed Nerves
This operation, original with the subseriber has
been performed by hhi, during Two and n half yoara.
nearly three hundred times, with tho loss Of one tooth
only 40 far NJ known Also, by seyefal dstinouahed
Dentists, whom he Instructed more thhn two yeain ago
who have been omlnenily succt sslul. ny no other
method Of treatment heretofore IN use, can so many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes become
exposed 4. 2. MILLER.
decll DIFF
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Gbe o ailp spy.
NOTICE.

On ard after Wednesday, June l. the price OF einge
copies of this paper will be cents Regular SUI"
scrbers win be furnished the same rates as
Those persons who hive heretofore been supplied by
the can have their papers delivered by our
regular carriers BY leaving their NAMES al this Office
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The Mount Pleasant School

VNILL commence Its Summer Term on the 1rst
wv MOND Az In June. Terms for tho common
nnghsh Branches SO for 81 weeks. The Ancient and
muaern Languages, 81, each. Music $40 Painting
and Drawing, SO each.
boarding aud day Scholars received for either hall
or whole term. Board for 81 per week. Tuition pay
able In advance.
Worcester, May 80, 1863. dIwy
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CoNJUGAL AFFECTION OF A JUROR
The jury in the case Of the State VS. the negro
girl Fanny, for poisoning the family of Mr. Men
kins, were dismissed yesterday morning by Judge
Colt. Two Of the witnesses in the case were ex
ahmed on Wednesday, and when The Court ad.
Journed. the jury, in such cases, were required
to remain to themselves. They were according
y provided with quarters in the Planters House
During the plight, one of the jurymen, named
Thos. Shields escaped the Marshal, and went
home to his wife. When the Court met yes,er-
day morning, the Judge was informed Of this pro.
ceeding. When Shields was questioned as to
his reasons for leaving and disobeying the orders
Of the Court, he replied that he had been mar
rled man for II years, and had never been away
from his wife one night in the whole of that time,
and that he found il utterly impossible to be alb.
sent from her. The State Attorney suggested
that another juryman be found IN his place. 10
which proposal Mr. McClain, the counsel for tho
defendant objected and the Judge dismissed the
jury, ordering an especial yenire Of ffly iurymen
for the 9Th of next month. The Judge Gned The
delinquent $50 for his coniuga affection, which
fine WINS afterwards commutcd 10 three DAYS i'm
prisonment in jail. The proceeding was inher
novel manner Of showing contempt Of Court
81. Louis inteiiigeRcer
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SoDA FOUNTAIN i he Soda fountain Of David Scott,
243 Main street, is most conveniently located pedes-
TRANS, who promenade Main street and in this hot
weather they will do well to avail themselves of its
cooling draughts.
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For the TOilet.-Lombard d t;undall have en-
tered largely into the manufacture of Hair onic
coming under the general head of ustral ud' which
is put up very neatly, and excellent article The
perfume delicate and permanent the smulati quail
tiles well adjusted, and the soltening and usre Civ
ing qualities just what is desired. Springfield Re-
nublicnn. Jnne S. 1852. m16 darNtf
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K. e N q V d d.

From my old Stand, No. 9 Exchange street, to 90
Main street, or many years J. Rands Bonnet Store)
doors North of the Central Bank, where shall keep
good assortment of Silk Scotch, American and Eng
lish GlNGHAMS, UMBRELLAS, and in season, a
large assortment OF my own manufacture ofPARASOLS
u Every Umbrella and Parasol will be warranted,
N. B. Umbrellas aud PdrasOs repaired and covered
in workmanlike manner. N. p. MOORE,
feb23 dtf 80 Main street.
Genuine Family Medicines, and Physician
prescriptions carefully prepared from materials of the
Pulest char cter.
That the purest, and most reliable drugs should be
used IN the preparation of family medicines and pre-
scrpOns, is proposition too clear be questioned
The subscriber, fully recognizing his important fact
sues the public, that medicines ubained of him nav
be depended upon unsurpassed in point of quality
l.. 4. LAZELL, Apolhecary,
Jan. i 1853. dawf 20l Main tIeet
WILLIAM DICKTNS SON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Will attend TO this and other of business at
his Office over the Central Bank Inov6dtt
SegRrs of exquisite favor are always to be
found IN quantities 10 su" at the Drug Store of
l.. T. LAZELL,
l3-dtf 20 Main ST
span laliDg Soda Water-With the usual vas
rety of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets Tor one dollar.
L. T. LAZELL, Arothtcary
myi4 on 20l Main street.
DIR. II. W. Buxton,
2 U 7, M TTT n,
ap23 of Corner of Main and Myrtle Stress
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MADAME SoNrAe's CoNcERr.-We learn
Ina, Madame Soatag and her company arrived in
town on Saturday, and she is in ine health and
good voice, and will PROFESSIONALLY give one
Of her very best concerts this evening, For
wears, she stood at the head of all concert
singers in Europe, equaiied in reputation only by
Jenny Lind, and, in some respects is acknowl-
edged even her superior. Her engagements have
been highly successful in this country, and every
where she has received the applause due TO her
high artistic merits and varied accomplishments
and vr,ees.
OF Madame Sontag's life, character, and pro-
iessjceal career, we have already given onr read
ers an account, She will be assisted this even
ing by Sgnoe Rocco, who has fine, rich, bass
voice, and by Signor Pozzolini. tenor of rare
tone and compass, both accomplished gentlemen
and professors of music. NJ. Carl Eckert, the I'M
rivaled pianist, whose rare Abilities artistic,
cured him the directorship Of the Royal Opera in
Paris, also at Mad Sontag's entertainments in
New York and Boston, will preside at the Piano
Forte on this occasion.
With such rare combination ofmusical talent,
we cannot doubt there will be large audience.
Indeed, we learn that The tickets were very free
ly purchased on Saturday, many fthem for par
Ties from other towns. They may be had to-day
at Boyden's, and this evening at the door Of the
Hall. We would advise those, however, who
have choice in seats, TO secure their tickets early.
For particulars, we refer our readers to the
programme in this mornings paper, which will
be found to be exceedingly select and rich one.
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y D Nm IL @ Y ID T. N
NOTARY pIfRIJC
sfoch. Ernhnmae. and nInneu u

stock, EIchange, and Money ByOker,
No, 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts, Stocks and Specie bought and sold. Bills TEX
cnange drawn on Barring Brothers. d Co. J payable in
England, ireland, Scotland &C. in suit Drafts
and Notes collected in State in the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &C, &C.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House, and OPP
pose the Worcester County Bible societys Depository
Worcester. MAY I3. 1850 dlstf
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Singing School for the Million,
AT HORTICULTURAL HALL.

Singing School for the Million,
AT HORTICULTURAL HALL.
II S. MASON respectfully announces to his young
~. friends that the Summer Term of his Singing
School for them, will commence on
Wednesday afternoon, June LIST,
at Horticultural Hall, at o'clock
Mr. N need not assure those who have attended his
former classes that his instruction will be thorough and
Efficient their proficiency in reading music and sing
ing, by note, is sufficient rroOf But u those who
nave not attended his classes, he would say come and
learn 10 sing correctly at first, and then YOU Will not
have to commence over and again as too many
have 10 do
The School is designed for young ladies' misses, and
boys, between the ages Of five and sixteen years..
The tuition will be 0o, including a Singing Book
Tor "a Lessons, all to be paid in advance, when the
books are taken.
~ Tickets for sale at the New Piano Forte Ware
Room, No 200 Main ST.. where Mr. can be consulted
any day, respecting he school myaO dlwis
Messengers Notice.
Worcester, So. NAV % 1883
LYON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol-
ii Vency, for the County of Worcester has this
DAY Issued Warrant against the Estate Of HORACE
DANIELS, OF Paxton, in said County, Farmer an
nsoiyrnt debtor; and the payment Of any debts or
the delivery OF any property belonging said nsolvent
deDloi TO % or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by hlm are forbidden by law.
nc Drs meeting OF he creditors Of said insolvent
uoDtor, WIZ be held NJ court 1f Insolvency at tho
ONCE oil said Commissioner IN Worcester in said Conn
Y, on The l1th day Of June next at O'Clock in
Ine forenoon Tor the proof of Debts and TO choose IN
ahblghee' or assignres of his Estate.
,.oo j. DAY. Deputy Sheriff,
my'V uJ-wlt Messenger.
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In addition. the subscriber, who has charge of
SAID Institutions will treat Fractures and Dslocations
He will also operate for Cataract, Strabsmus, Club
not SC GEO uOYT.
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MARRIAGES

In this city, May o. by Rev. j. NJ Mars Mr.. Francis
Dickson, to MISS Sarah A Cant both of Providence
r.
In Wnchendon, Mr. Charles A. Whitney of New
Ipswich, ~ II 10 Miss Fannie Parker Of w MIR James
Willard to Miss Harriet N. pillsbury, both Of w.
In Gardner, Mr. Walter Whitney Of AshbuTnham, 10
Miss Elvra Dunn.
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WANTEn.

2 OR Good Blacksmiihs can 1nd constant employ.
~ mont, by appyhgat OFGOOD BRADLEYB
dtf Car Mandatory,
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Dress Making,
Saratoga Water

residence 10 onl nj No sudbury street. m,so ar
Saratoga Water.
1hD DoH "Congress spring. Water rs don. En-
lDD pre- spring DO, just ceyed, direct lrom the
springs, iog sale by II. Il. EATON A. co
myJV dtI 1f6 Main ntfeet.
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DEATHS.

In Shrewsbury, May %, Mr John B, Cummings, 76.
In Petersham, May Is, John Savage, aged al.
In Hardwick, May q, Lucy Ann only daughter of
John aud Mary Dean, 20 yrs mos.
In Oakham. May 20, Miss Sarah Crawford, "a /; May
%, Mr. Jesse Fits, aged 6l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOUNTY Lands and PensiOns!
And al Law matters attended to as usual. Cash paid
for soldiers Warrants, by w s. BARTON
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
ap-dawistl 3 Harrington Corner Worcester
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Segars of exquisite favor always to be
found IN quantities 10 su" at the Drug Store of
l.. T. LAZELL,
l3-dt 30 Main ST
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Mira :. q % d w In, experienced and su ces
fn Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and night
TO attend to the duties If her profession Residence
No. "a 1stin street. o2l-dtf
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span GliDg Soda Water-Wiih the usual vas
rlety of choice Syrups Fifty Tickets Tor one dollar.
l.. T. LAZELL, Arothtcary,
myl4 DIFF 20l Main strest
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cd Havana Cigars.
OF all the BEST brands, constantly on hand and tor
sale wholesale and retail, by D. SCOTT Jr
octl6 DIFF ApothcCary 213 Main street
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01
UNDERGROUND RAILWAY IN LONDON

In consequence of the numerous obs,ruc!
lions to the passage Of vehicles in London,
novel SCENE has been designed 10 afford mose
rapid locomotion from one part of the city to
another. The Daily News says in late ed
itorlal:
An underground railway is 10 be cois,ruc-
Ted, reaching ar first only from Edgeware
road in King s's-cross, under the new road
The railway is TO consist of two lines in a
continuous archway of ample dimensions,
well lighted up, thoroughly purified and dry.
Stations, about half mile apart, are 10 be
placed at the corners Of different streets cros-
sing The New road. Trains are TO run at
short Intervals, probably of 8 minutes, and a
speed of twenty miles per h5nr is anticipa-'
ted. The word ''tunnel'' which would rise'
'c rrost persons lips in speaking of con-
stIuclion Of this nature, Is objected TO- and
that OF "arcade" proposed, because while a.
innnel suggests ideas of steam and smoke and
damp, the underground railway is, we are
told, TO be free from all lhes causes of an
| noyance. The ordinary locomotive is non TO-
iion Or propulsion employed The carriages
are 10 be large aud well Ventilated, and il is
asserted that travellers will be protected from
the chance Ui suhocalion on The one hand,
and rheumatism on the other. The first pro.
posed is 10 be only fraction Of the whole
proposition is so novel that it would be pre-
mature at present TO pass decided opinion
upon 1t. II will be sufficient 10 say that lhe
COMPANY have obtained an Act OF Parliament
that the Parliamentary aud other prelimina-
| ry expenses have been moderate. and that ar
eminent engineering firm has offered TO con-
s'ruct IA line from Tyburnia TO kings-cross for
1900, 900, These circumstances promise an
early realization Of The plan. Should this be-
the case, the way will be open 10 large
number of Improvements, Should this plaT
be adopted, II may probably lead 10 very
remarkable change in the appearance OF
London The business men may be nnder-
ground, whilst the lonngers are above Be-
ing able traverse London in adoul twelve
minutes, the business man will never walk. A
great portion Of London may then perchance
lose that strange aspect of desperate turmoil
which fry htens the quiet country visitor ana
makes him feel like solitary leaf hung
amidst the boiling eddies Of awhirlPooi'
] --------- ----
South Carolina possesses no limes'one f'''
lnatlcBs
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Eureka, Eureka"
WE HAVE FOUND 1T AT LAST.

NOV for the little ones. Why will parents
~ waste hours and days in fruitless endeavors
to get perfect pictures of their children and after
all get nothing but a poor, miserable caricaturc
We would say, come to our
EXCELSIOR GALLERY
and we will guarantee to make you perfect
picture, by our ELEcrRo CHEMICAL process,
that works in from to seconds.
We defy any Daguerrean in Philadelphia or
elsewhere, TO compete with us, as we are the
inventors, and the process is used only in our diff
ferent establishments in New England and.the
Middle States. For pictures of adults, the silver
medals we have received from the American
Institute, New York and Franklin, Philadelphia,
together with the numerous premiums from
County Fairs, is sufficient proof that they are
the Ne Plus Ultra Of perfection.
We would call particular attention to our
abotypes--Daguerreotyp in OIL
ID. G. COLLINS & Co., 100 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. Main street, opposite site Hamp-
den House, Springfield and Collins Building
Westield, Mass
n. B-Cur establishment is illuminated by
the brancy of our Pictures by Day, and by
Professor Horsctord's SAFETY Lamps By Night.
"Come and see.'
Phila., May %, IS53.-1y.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that Special
~ Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
County Of Northumberland, TO commence al
the Cour, House, in the borough Of Sunbury
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on Monday the 3ls
day Of October next, and will continue ONE
WEEK.
Jurors are requested to be punctual in
their attendance, at the time appointed
agreeable 10 their notices.
Given under my hand AT Sunbury, the 9th
day of August, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and flly-three,
and the Independence of the United States
of America the 18th.
WILLIAM B. KIPP, Sheriff.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

RAILROAD DAMAGEs.--.The Camden and
Athboy Railroad, il is said, have compromi-
sed with The Rev. James Purviance, of Mis-
sissippi, formerly of Ba!,lmore,) who with
his wife and child, were injured in The fear
ful collision of the cars on their road on the
Sih Of August, by paying him 1000 dam
ages MIR. Purviance's foot was slightly
hurt, his daughters thigh broken, aud his
lady badly hurt in the hips. They are still
det lined in New York, but have all nearly
recovered.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-10-01

WIpow OF JOHN Hancock - Mrs Hancock
the widow Of John Hancock, of the Revolu-
tion, married James Scott. Her last days
we're secluded. Those who were admitted
TO her little supper table, were considered
highly honored. When Lafayette was last
in this country, he made an early call upon
her, and they who were witness, speak OF ii
with admiration. The once youthful cheva-
ler aud the unrivaled belle met, as il only
a summer had passed since they had ENJOY
ed socie interviews during The perls of the
Revolution. She was attentive in her very
last days TO taste in dress, as when in the
circles of fashion. "She trOuld nerer forgite
a young girl" she said, ",rho did not dress to
please nor one wko seemed pleased acith her
dress.o