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PuThel loudVlhe Vs. Johnson Gray Maria Sessions
equity county, Thomas A. Spence
judge OF The eth JUDICIAL circuit of Maryland
THE object OF this suit is decree
complainant by a
Maria The bill, IN a
Mackey late of Somerset deceased by his
all his OF kud 10 his wife Suan during her e
III Zaheh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
said James died seized OF .0t ground Salisbury
four hundred doiars, The bill
Susan life the certain John
Vancea the death said Jon
Seuns josiah Eingsworih his
all said Johns interest the death of William NJ d.
Maria Sessions and E 10
heir law the sale by The said Mary f. Semons of
IN said lot the complainant the purchase by said John b.
Mara
him
death of Susan smith
OF interest 10 her brother The said Henry
by said Henry OF all his interest To certain Johnson Gray
the Virginia that the complainant seized
said Johnson Gray, OF said lot
and the said Gray OF rnt subject
the life of said Susan, who
title tenth interest aforesaid sold said
a
the purpose paioH, and for orer publication against
Maria and Johnson, who residents
subscriber circuit Judge eighth Judicial circuit of wary
tn the complainant,
inserted In pubhedin Washington
Of five successive weeks before 18th
them appear this court, person oy
before fifteenth Of October
and show If they have why decree should
prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-test;
GEWs WooLroRD, Clerk.
June 7-law5wif
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mo. 66O.J

No 660.J
NOTICE Of the withdrawal 81 lands In Wisconsin,
" In Of approved 81 June 1855,
lie nndE the State af Wisconsin aid In the
rairoada said STATE" instructions been
hrc wdTa wing rnm Market until further ORDERS all the iand
said State and continuing the reservation o the hereto
fore ordered by Telegraph the 2oh Z May last
portion ohe lands viii be whom the
Of the
Office which restoration 20 days public notice wl piven.
Given under band General and Once the city
Washington, this 2rh Of June, A. y 1855
THUS. A HENDRICKS Commissioner
Juna l3--lRw6w fIntsl n Rurl
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Il. III. GILL E H,
Counsellor at Lag,

Has removed his ONCE TO his resd In Fankln Row. conner
and Thirteenth He will
uon principally In the United States
Having devoted patents he will
advice and opinions legal arising
TIE Patent Ohce and appeals 10 the chief justice
Justices OF the District Columbia and
preparation aud trial Of suits concerning patents.
He viii also give written opinions and prepare arguments
ties having claims before Congress either
win also claims before board established
adjudication.
Qn-hn
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caution-Lottery Frauds.

OygIoE o. TaA MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTxNHs,
BAlunore Maryland, July 4, lass.
VHE commissioner Of the Maryland deemed IA
his duty caution the public against the swndle
who circulate By mail and otherwise fraudulent oey sehsme
are wholly ncuuOus
The ony legal oees Maryland drawn daily under
the supenendence OF elected peope al
the STATE under The constitution approve the
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets la these lotteries all
tickets have the lnos Brennan
for the contraction. Oce Of the Maryland
Baltimore, maryand,h All others fraudulent
For tull Information the subject those address
y, X. Brennan,
Sept 2S-dIy Batimora. Maryland
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school OF Cumberland University, gs I.sbnnou


Law school OF Cumberland University, as I.sbsnon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruners late circui
judges Of Tenness6e
Hon. Nathan Green, late of tho udges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. BromGcld L. Ridley, the cnanceos of the State
Judges Caruhers and Green dev their
10 the school.
Plan Of instrliol Daily examinations class the
books. No
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations.
y. Weekly of in
dents commence suits statement of
through all
practice The framed
deeds Wills records and all read az ey
dence in the trials Some OF taken appeal
supreme moot court, which is held monthly
public The end OF every session The students clerks
IFS jurors circuit judges and chanceors
sacities connected with their suits.
SeonsThe first session the third
tembe and enda third Thursday February second
mences the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July
Expenses seon.Tuion fee $780, advance; contngeu
fee 81 boarding about $50. Students
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required 10 complete
advanced class No required
mission. There four regular classes Students
time during the collegiate
Number Of students the last collegiate year eghty-six
ROBERT l.. ChRUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board o
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Washington Aqueduot.
OrrIor or rHt wasHtsaroN heuspuOr,
WaEhtuptnn March T. isgs

orror or rur w.sHtseroS Aeuspuor
Washington, March 2, is55
DROPOsAs Invited graduation masonry,
dams tunnels, sfthe Washington aqueducL
Proposals. received the 9Th OF May will be opened Of
Maps proales and work viii bo ready for
Proposals received The work o particular eulvor
bass &C. as DESCRIBED bed n ss plans and
prescRt appropriation but all contract for uuhnhsd work will
night pescB the amount Of work to bs done and ras
opogress each for each appropriation and
appropriation holding sufficiently, decide when
what shall stopped funds become available,
m n. Of s3a @ S n s OPP esn o. p ps qs 1 S weR
engineer, work has been properly executed 30 far has
Payments win be made specie checks upon the United sier
per cent and i win be co dton ali contracts tha the wor
shall be paid their ul wages monthly and in specie
the Washington Aqueduct.n
The Unet States the right all the bids
may considered most conducive 70 the Of the
Every offer accompanied by guarantee signed by
more TesPonb persons TO ihe effect s be they under
obligation, within ten days, whA and @cien
accompanied BY tho eerhca Of the Unod States
Judge United states district attorney navy aren't some officer Of
pasn Of War, that tho able maso good their
B,ds win be opened in presence OF bidders II any them
NJ. c. METGs
Capt Of Engineers, In charge
PORN or GUARANTEE
10 Capt NJ. G, Msigs, U. ;. EnEineers.
We, tho undszgned, residents of-, N ths State Of
guaranty, foregoing bid of be accepted, he
Sy S s @ @ @ Se s@e @ soo snS 70
perform Furnish the articles proPo-sd in confy 70 the
said sha fail 70 contract a. aforesaid we guaranty
good the difference between tho offer BY the sad and
C5isn'd) A,B
above named rusraniors good and sufficient
arsga,WtssbMavSI.wp
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" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days % aud lang syne,"
The members Of the
the junior class OF the ending June, 1892 Sophomore
class o the ending in June 1884, and the Freshman
Washington third March, A. D. 1857 al the latest
brighten the links OF the chain OF love iendshn
de entirely exchange
greeting and lament
| OF their promising compeers.
preliminary meeiiBg OF the selfappointed
held the hrst Monday SEPTEMBER A. ID, 1856
Hotel Chrsnu between Fourth and
necessary will be
adopted 10 as fun an attendance possible.
In the those whom this
good enough furnish the ofthe by mail
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D..
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER G. BART, NJ. D..
Philadephia, Ponnsylylnia,
], NEWTON LIGHTNER.
Of lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, AAeghnny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balstn Iron and Glass Works, N j.,
LEWIS w, WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee,
JoHH WrrpMLS OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 lIneiigenceTl
newspapers civilized Of
this their editorial columns,
through
yons Of the globe and all throughout the United
Of America requested
casOnay between this date and the Sd Of march, A. D. 1851
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rnBtsiss Of Congress. visters wsshinsson
vi ate respectfully informed that TAYLOR q MhUkY's
80ok 9th they win their
addition
important works, department OF literature science
and
New received immediately on publication
Weekly mpouaions from England
Calhouns Works, volumes
Jeferson's Works, volumes
Wehaers Works, vos, autograph edition
Eveeu's Orations and Speeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, I volume
g. =. Prentsss Memoirs, volumes
Bancroft's History o be United States, 6 volumes
stateemans Manual, 4 volumes
Hickeyf Constitution volume
Jehefsonin Manual, volumr
The Constitutions the United 4 yolums
Elio's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marahs Orators and Statesmen, volume
story's Works, volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices of he United States 1 volume
lieber's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wirts Lio Of Patrick Henry, volume
Krnnedy's life Of WII, Y volumes
Gariapd's Life OF John Randolph, volume
Pariy Lenders, by baldwin, volume
De Tocqueviluh Democracy in America, volume
The Federalst, volume
Gnmses Naur, and Tendency of Institutions, volume
Constiuionai T at book, volume
Careys Past, Present, and Future, volume
seamRnA Progress Of Nations, 4 volume
hcEiiiHotte American Dsbatsr,
Future Wealth of America, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations,
Every description OF
he finest quaires, NJ The lowest prices,
Visiting cards greatest
:. TAYLOR h MAURy's, ....
p'c f-du Near 9th street
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

HE annual session OF studies this
Gath August and Thursday June.
board and tuition s50 payable
ally advance There charges
ps aHd also m Spanish Italian German and Lan The
for the department composed Of pupils under nine
sl00 able half yearly IN advance.
Letters Of inquiry should addressed the MOTHER sUPE
RIOR Of II Josephs Academy, Emmbug Frederick county,
Maryland.
Jul s-dlyeaT.
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TO THE LADtES-Mr r. L. HARPER, - Broomhsld street,
Boston, has received of rich and
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses latest Paan style,
which were universally admired Newport last season. A. he
was not hen able 70 supply the demand he takes this opportunity
10 inform the ladies that OPENING fresh supply
which nre white, and appropriate for bridal costumes
hso head drnsrs, cues eapos, enars manuen se a q
which are IN embroidered black white lace and
ETY. ~ fwreaths of stSaw flowers, feshvr flowers, Sc.
NIhis the Only house IN tho United States Shars these
goods be obtained.
n4rzar t@sn.~wf req
Jan H-SAw9w
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Completion of Panama RaiIroa

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Redudion Of Fare 10 California.
United States mail aeamships leave New York
@ESCG Tor hspnwan the 5lh and R0h Of month,
~1s1S4 connecting with mail from Panama san
Francisco.
These steamships have been approved
Department., and guaranty tpccd and safety.
The Psnama railroad ~ miles ong completed from
and crossed in hours, The
checked In New York through Francisco
The paid in expenses trip.
Reserve kept In In New
Fan Francisco, prevent
the route IL endrely reliable.
Passengers Psnama the day they Aspn-
wall
Conductors GO through by each steamer and charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
MayB-du
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Virginia Land.

HAVE for al wood land u well wHtered and has
plenty meadow The railroad plsnk rad both
The distance Fredecksburs 10 ~ miles, and
the from Orange Count hot se.
Further 10 ANY wishing purchase
m whole had for ave dollars
Il be divided to suit higher
,vtee sppiv 10 ~ y TGpw, =
Iups s-iswso Fredencksbua, Virginia
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THE EARNEST mAN,-Life and Labor. Of Adoursm Jud-
n son, by Mrs. COnant
The New Are q God; o Life and Adventures of Robert
Dexter Romaiue,
,tvas.au morton - navel, ny Francis Parkman
stPanl 4" tale, hy the anhuT 0f "X Poems ny w
Nnger's Evlm of Vaccination by g. &, Schisfcfdcck
end.
Tor ssic ~ - - tIr1AT- f"-Es,. X
May 10 Bookstore, near Nlnth suect
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Aaytas, and Inland IasGraaes.

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Aayias, aHd Inland hsGraaes
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,s5s,I5I 10.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA. ..
Qos HOrsss corner aVsAGs and SsVsnissni
street, Washington, ID. O.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Dinsss
George H. Armstrong, Thomas MSndsr6eld,
George HsaSoid, FCaiSoh % ii Bre@sssT ns,sSS'0'
= "'" THOMAS n eIaeI SRSse' Essse' y President.
EDWARD X. HELMBoLD Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. a8T d street, opposite City Han.
James Williams, No. % AZ streeL
Rgges No SOl Thleenth street. below
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain P Levy, No 367 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomason.
The SGsnss, Of this company w compare ayOraby with the
From the ist day Of August s55 Ave months January
1885, the received large
only ony six hundred and dollars reported
justified soliciting public patronage believing
a lne security offered ample and tina. all fair claims viii be ad
!. rs eSPs o% 70 s PGs1 1E1 Z
Es WAREHOusEs deserip,ions of:bUILbiNGs aud ,hs,
s@ % ~ KIND;
conveyances any portion OF EUROPE AMERICA
premium as low as other companies. and in
LXing .em improvement
Nll bs taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted aud promptly paid.
Oce northwest Pennsy and Seventeenth
slee, Washington city, D. @.
Bls1dnee may also be Effected at the Home Office,
RoTtaUes corner Want and Second sreets, Philadelphia.
And in other pal eiies of United by
officers OF the company
June l3-diy
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rEorossD plIxs or rAILIre.


EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHtPIEY, h co,
STEPHEN RENNARD n CO.,
q Austin Ftinrs, London.
n. O. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
The ships will gold
bullion specie ewelry precious stones metals
adnR Enod hereu and the value
May l-dtT
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speCtaoIea.
OLD silver fine steel and plated specacles glasses Of
oil focuses with pefoca perscopc, and parAboIa gasso
long experience peculiar advantages In
adapted to tho eyes Of
90 Penn. avenue between Ninth
Jan9g-u
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Proposals for indian Goods.

DEPARTMENT INIEAoA,
once Indian AliAirs,
september ~, 1856
GEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposal. Indian Goods
~ viii be received the Onse Of Indian Washnson city,
until ~ O'CLOCK Friday, 3lst Of October next
o furnishing goods for the Indian Department for fuihns treaty
spulauon with various Indan Tribes other Indian purposes
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

A
Mail Steamers.
The chips comprising this line the following;
The Atlantic Capt Oliver Eidridgc,
The baIuc. ..Iapt Joe Semstocr
AdTtaus Capt James West.
These ships having been built by contract
preBsy for government service
& taken in their consuucton also in their engines
TO insure strength and speed; and their accolnmo.
daions unequalled
fncs from New York Liverpool
In second cabin S5 From Liverpool New York 30
gurnoas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
sa herths he secured until paid for.
The shp Of this line have improved tight bulk
TO avoid danger from will the Banks
until amer the LIST OF August.
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mo. 562.1
Notice

NO boz.
Notice
Of The removal Of the land office from Lebanon to Ctntrs
in the State Of Alabama.
IN with provisions Congress entitled
AN changes Ia of oheesn
approved March le3 Is hereby declared
the land office public
~ ALAn.sA, viii be removed Ia
State, from md anr he thirty hrstd nf July next
gwen under hand, the city Of Washington, day
June, A.. ID. 1855
BY order OF the Presidenti
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o he Gener Lana
June ls-law6w Intel. sstar
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WITsna WELDON, Of ,ns rev. sydney sm,,n, BY psye-

w kinck 81 Is. = = =
The Life and Travels Of Herndotus Century before
christi IN imaginary biography founded fact, by
boz wheeler, Y. r. q. =. vols 81
The Husnenot ErilesI a historical novel. as cents.
mechanes Tables, containing
cles and sides OF equal
hoops cutting OF boiler plates &c, hc BY Charles Has
well, marine engineer. 50 ~ : "-#0
nuodncton 10 the study Of Art by NJ. A. Dwight 81.
Lille Sketches frum conmon Paths
by Nra Julia l. DumonL 81.
The Rise and prorr's ~ the English Constitution; by g.
Greasy NJ a, Third edition. sl =
r. q. Trench, n, d. rs cents, '"S0''
just published, and for sale at TAYLOR A NAURyg
'uhs ~ Bookstore, 9ih
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kxk. NEW YOEsK. BHEmEs, AND SOUTH
zyE1|1G hMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
- Tue ships comprising line the WASHING
sAz4@ TON, Capt. h. Casendyi HERMANN. Capt. I'd
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

Notice Of Limited Partnership.
THE undersigned give they day a
tied partnership under the hn OF Appleton co whose place
business Is the Baltimore, the purpose
selling Stocks da domestic bonds
and cheeks and OF general stock brokerage
exchange business William Appleton Henry w.
Howell reside in said city and general and George
Rust resides Loudgun county, VrginP
said contributed
stock hr twenty
sad partnership
terminate the 18TH day Of March, 1857,
WA. STUART APPLETON,
w. no ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves ogeher indicated the above
III e
stocks notes, foegu
of sight bills corporate loans bonds,
prm public
Of We will make city COLLECTIONS, depostes,
checks, and allow interest standing
We services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p. BAYNE,
tof stden Withers Co, Washington ID. c..
who will his undivided OF
house, and all Of his therein VIII fully
APPLETON CO.,
April Sow 2l4 Baltimore street.
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mo. 55s.l
Notice

NOTICE
Of piidraral Of lands in Florida ~nd alabama.
IN pursuance OF entitled granting public lands
IN alternate the Of Florida
aid railroads in said States"
7h Mays 1885, all the land lying within heen miles
each side Of following railroads aud branch named said
wits from ST. Johns Jscksonye To the Of E
bay, Pensacola Amelia island Atlantic,
waters OF Tampa bay with branch Ceder Key the
Gulf OF Mexico orcept the Tampa bay portion OF It's juno
with the Cede Key branch and from Pensacola foda
Montgomery Aabsmahave by instructions
suspended from sale and location unt further orders,
Given hand, the General Laad nfce city
Washington, this twenty nird day OF Nav, 1855.
II. .... THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
May A-law6w tStsr N Tntel Commissioner.
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mo. s621
Nv the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance ofaw FRANKLIN PRRcE President
pubic ssiss ~i Be nsd Oess in
s's q ,esssa 2. u. s ssss & on Mon
day, s ueen DAY % jay hsI e. 1s apGsa OF % ne pahs
SortA Of tAs bose line and Of Pasipa ~srGn.
The ISLANDS situated section sI snahp forty seven, q
sections nyeight and nine, township oysghb Of
range hye and in section hthree township Of range
Township forIy-nins, ofgange ten a.. ,,u..,....
Townships ior'yhIee, forySH, forty seven and iorssh
Townships fOry and Of twenty
Township ps forty forty nve Of twenty-five.
Townships oryour and forty i've, o. ranse tweny-siI
Townships eight forynne, and nyons, ofranse thirty
Townships iory-eisht fOr-nne, any, and af
Townshps forty-6ye. my, my one, range thisr.
Township my, Of range thirty seyen 60
six tryhvo, and ir.iS N township n.y,wo o. range o
Al the land Once al DUNCAN commencing on moraay he
within following named townships and parts Of township
viz: ..4. ...
NORTH Of Iias and Of ts principal msan.
Township thirty seven, of range twenty,
Tswns1 ,SI sS snS anS range
Of line and east Of iAe principal msdan.
Certain following sections, wit; In
ssvsn IN sseuns s%o ti"s iesn and twenty township
% range eight, 10 section. p 1Sd % asnsp
eight in seetons hree four nine ana ten, town
nifty range twenty nine and
township thirty OF The
schools IailiaIy, and
other together overlooked ands
granted the
The aci entitled
States lands within their Itso approved
September o. 1850, oit Be excluded from The sales
The offering above lands viii bs commenced the days
appointed proceed the order which they adver
despatch, until the whole shall have been
sale shall bs kept
weeks and private entry OF Of the lands will
be until after The expiration OF the Two weeks
Given Of Washington, this h day OF
April ammo eight hundred aud 6y six
BY PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right Of preempiion Of the
townships OF townships above
Office thereof
seeing this notice, aud before the ap
sale OF the lands
bracng oerwise such claim will be forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April s-lawl3w Intel and Starl
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"A HE letters OF Madame de sovtane her Daughter
and Friends edited W Mrs Sarah !. Hale. 1 vol al eS
ah llale. L vol. 81 25
MTA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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l"slaAs HOUSE, Hanover strs~,, Boston by
cs kebun enlarged and e,Ssrfr faashed posss.sna
s'he nosetn Improvements sod sl.res. s d.
's:sIS.lt.shisus s.s&%.. ''A'e -~
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l., y. Middleton,

Feh g7-aSmlr ~"' ~"S A~e'" "Np'~
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nHM EARNEsr ntAN.

Sept 0awih5mNoy
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ANECD OTES OF CLAY AND
BUCHANAN.

Mr.. Clay, although he deeply resented
Mr.. Buchanan's degrading conduct in
1925, never broke off all personal inter
course with him till 1914, when he found
him guilty of another act of unparalleled
baseness towards him. But, even when
they were on terms Of personal civllity,
Mr.. Clay was always fond Of putting him
to the torture.
After Mr.. Buchanan's appointment as
minister to Russia, he and Mr. Clay were
Of the same dinner party in Washington,
and Mr.. Buchanan, who always played
the toady to Mr.. Clay, remarked to him
acloss the table that he had no court dress
and enquircd of him as to the style, cost,
&c. Mr.. Clay playlully remarked that
he had one which he had no use for, and
he would with pleasure give it to him.
Mr.. Buchanan thanked him very earnest
ly, but said,
"I am afraid it is so old that itmust be
little furnished.
Mr.. Clay replied in his own peculiar
manner:
"Ah, but you can turn it, Buchanan"
The discontinue and dumb embarrass
ment Of Mr.. Buchanan caused general
litter around the table, Mr.. B. having Just
turned his political coat most unblush'
ingly.
Upon certain occasion in the U. s.
Senate, Mr.. Buchanan, in the course Of
a personal explanation, stated that ne had
volunteered to go 10 Baltimore in the las
war with Great Britain when the British
attacked that city.
"I think have heard something abou
the gentleman's volunteering said Mr.
Clay, "but understand when he arrived
at Baltimore, the British were gone"
eyes," replied Mr.. Buchanan, "the,
were"
"Well,' said Mr.. Clay,"l merely wis
10 know whether Mr.. Buchanan volun
teered because he knew that the British
were gone, or whether the British hearc
that the gentleman had volunteered, anC
therefore evacuated the coast!-Lou. jon
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fer. But, alas! there is one provoking
little obstacle in the way. 1t happens,
unfortunately, that love you; that it
has somehow become quite a habit with
me to think Of you, and am not TRACE.
dy.queen enough to punish myself in be.
ing revenged on you. Come to US. and
bring "our Kate" | am impatient to meet
my charming rival, and to have one long,
united, glorious laugh over our romance
of folly. Now and ever yours,
SOPHIE.
P. S.-Don't think of being"ill," nol
any such nonsense. If there is any &C.
complishment pride myself upon, ii
is that Of ministering to the sick. So,
if it is just as convenient for you
please postpone all illness till | am
within calling distance, if you wish to
be nursed CON anore.
SOPHIE.
And now my patient reader, have
not sustained my first position.