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PERSONAL.

-. Berloz, the musical composer, will make
a trip to this country next year.
80. Captain F Lee, U. :. A, Samuel Stewart
Esq, and family, are at Willards'
80. Hon. George G. Dunn formerly promi
nent member Of Congress from Indiana, died on
the 4th inst.
-. Professors Bache and Agassiz are now on a
visit to Bangor, Me, on business connected with
the Coast Survey.
80. The saying Of White Mountain stage
s'pose If went deawn to York l should geawk
reaund jest as yedH foltS dsu mp here - is not bad
80. List, the great pianist, contradicts the re-
port that he is coming to America this or next
season under the management Of an agent. When
ever he does come, he saws ii shall be az a pjan
list and teacher and with the intention of leaving
no more.n
80. A rather seedy-looking individual, bearing
the name and title Of 90 Daniel Pratt, jr Of Bos.
ton, the great American traveller and national can
didate Tor the Presidency in 1861" held forth
several times at Lancaster, Pa, last week to a
mixed crowd of boys and others, in support of
his claims for that Office
-. Miss Annie nj. Andrews, of Louisiana. the
lady who during the pestilence at Norfolk dis
inguished herself by her fearless attendance upon
the sick, has now in press a volume descriptive
o: the trying scenes through which she passed.
and which is intended tribute to the self
devotedne and heroism Of her borers in that
holy cause. 1t is styled " The Heroes of the Pes
tilence.n
go. Bennett. Of the New York Herald, pitches
into MIR. John Timothy Underwood and the Hon
Eli Thayer, of the Homestead Aid and Free Labor
Association, for sending an advertisement to him
unaccompaned by the cash Bennett saws:
81 If the Hon. Eli Thayer or the Hon John
Timothy Underwood expect under cover of their
free labor speculations to get advertisements out
OF US on credit they have mistaken the latitude
and longitude Of New York, and should imme-
diateiy avail themselves of the newly discovered
method OF taking observations in fog.''
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III In the American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions, in session at Providence, r. l., a report
was presented by DR.. Anderson, concerning the
cessation Of the long existing relations between
the Board and the Reformed Dutch Church 1t
comes from no alienation of feeling but from the
belief that 1t will increase the missionary spirit
In that body. 1t is separation, but not d.
vision -
A report was presented by p Petit, ESQ re-
commencing the establishment of a permanent
fund for the support of disabled missionaries and
majority report agains: such fund by John
kingsbuTy, Esq. 49,
The board devoted the afternoon and evening
session to the consideration Of the bright pros.
meets in the Turkish empire. The speakers were
ninent returned miss o lares from Constantine
pie aud its vicinity. They describe the Turks to
be fast awakening to earnest inquiry concerning
Christianity. The Bible is freely sold every
where. by Turks and to Turks-even i'm the yard
of st. Sophias mosque. Many have become
Christians and been baptised, and some of them
are preaching the Gospel. The Bulgarians are
also earnestly inviting missionaries to come
among them The koords are also gladly hear
ing the Gospel. In every direction there is call
for direct missionary labor, and many of the ma
tive churches are open to the missionaries for
preaching The work among the Armenians has
reached Its highest point Of demand.
DR.. Pomeroy announced that the ordinary ap-
preparations of the board for the ensuing wear
would be at least 1915 900, and if enough mis-
si0naries can be secured more will be needed
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IL The Maine election takes pl ace on the l4tl

instant.
IL Gov. Wise has re appointed Capt Robert
Taylor, Hour inspector Of Alexandria, and Joseph
Mclean inspector Of fish.
III steam hod carrier has been invented and
Is IN constant empioyment'in PhilaGe' phia With
man to feed it, another to tend the engine, ana
a third to empty the hod, it performs quietly and
cheaPly the work Of twenty men.
" young republican party is springing up
In Lower Canada, especially among the French
population. They are designated as rouges and
'eds, and show as little love for the anti-republ-
can sPirit OF the clergy as for the tory and mo-
narchical sentiments Of their AngIo-saxon neigh.
bors.
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LYNCH LAW AT LEAvENwORTH-Justa a. tho
stramer owaha was leaving Leavenworth. Kan.
sas, on Thursday last, on her trip to ST. Louis
preparations were being made by the people for
me immediate execution Of two men, named Cor.
don and Gillespie, for the MURDER for the sake of
robbery, Of man named Wall, who had been
stopping at the Planters Hotel, in that city.
wall had been wayiaid, stabbed and robbed the
evening previous, and his body thrown into the
IlVer- "oIden being suspected was caught, a
'oPe placed around his neck, and he was hoisted
snort distance from the ground, when he made
confession duplicating Gillespie, who is said to
De gray headed old villain, well known at II
LOUIS ana one oBrien. They then dragged the
INef' hned the pockets and threw IL into the
we. me TWO murderers were TO be hung
IN" an nou' amer the owaha left Leavenwo.tI
effects being made in the meantime. "a 60
en-, so that ali three might swing from The ..,,.
tree. A0 'aiiie
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II The ratidcations of the treaty of amity and
commerce between Great Britain and Honduras
containing the article guaranteeing the Honduras
railway, were exchanged in London on the nth
ofAugust- Senior Herran, the Honduras plenjpo-
tentiary' had Te-opened negotiations ON the Bav
Island, and Mosquitoe shore contentious land it
IS said there is every prospect that the modiaca-
tions desired by Honduras will be at once con-
esded' IN which case these conventions will i'm.
hhedlalely 90 into effect. Lieut.. Colonel stanton
n r. and siah, appointed British government
engineers 10 report on the Honduras, railway, are
70 leave iof tnelr destination, via New York. on
the 18th inst. "
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LATER From Texas Col. James q WILL.
announces, In letter TO the Austin State c;..,.
that he will not be candidate for TnitsJ Sc,
Senator. " states
The San antonio Ledger learns that orders have
oeen given by Gen. Twiggs for mounting twenty
kneh from the Infantry at each Of the folIowinyy
IoILs, VIZ Davis, Chadbourne, Duncan, and Ian
Sas.eIi also that the report Of the intended with
or9~aI OF the I'd Cavalry from Texas is incorrect.
nc s.elofla Advocate Of thr 18th ult. saws -
ine warner Is getting quite dry, though there
are almost dally slight and partial showers Our
planters are picking their cotton which Is begin.
nihS' on seine Plantations TO suffer fof want Of
ram, whilst on Others good crop will be oath
cred Corn Is selling, delivered In town a. one
dollar and ten cents per bushel. "' - VIZ
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE-
The steam tow-boat Niles burst her boiler ON
"Wednesday afternoon, on the Illinois river, two
miles below Hennepin. The engineer and five
others were scalded. The former died the same
night His name is Hobart c. Bacon, and he
leaves Wife at Henry. Two others will also in
al probability, die. Mr.. Hunton is not very Sc
'ereIy scaided. The hull of the boat is not dam
aged. The cause Of the explosion was a defec-
tive plate in the boiler
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IL The Richmond Dispatch says that num-
Der OF gentlemen Of that city are about forming a
society, the members of which are to pledge
themselves to remain unshaven for SIX months
Zach member is to make a monthly contribution
80 As 70 have fund on hand for benevolent pur
poses The originators Of this organization are
opposed TO sharing in every form, and as some Of
them are OF the opinion that long boards are con.
oucive TO health, they desire to test the effect
upon themselves
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WHO WILL FEEL THE Mosr-t has been a
question in several quarters who will feel the
present financial crisis in the severest manner,
and what regions will be most affected by IL
According to all appearances the violent fanatics
and nti-slavery politicians of the North and
Northwest will suffer the most by the pressure
All those regions, humbugged and befogged as
they have been by anti-slavery journals and anti
slavery agitators, will feel the pinch Singula
to say, the Southern States will hardly be con-
scl0us OF the storm that is passing over the nan-
cial world.-Nelc York Herald
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s EA 8 H T. l. L..
We would rsspe u1y announce to e

q We would respe u'ly announce to ~
HH the citizens OF Washington and the =
surrounding country that we have ~
Just received another supply ofthat celebrated Cook
Stove called the SEA SHELL. = WI"
We can confidently recommend this Stove as be-
ing superior TO any Stove in this or any other mar
ket The 6ak ng I'm consequence of theiimproved
hues and futed oven) ls done to perfection: the
sumner arrangement for charcoal being also great
The above Stove is suited to any kind of fuel-hsrd
or bItuninous COAL wood, or coke.
We have, also, HAYwARD's LIGHT STREET, or
, nn Oven Cook very superlor Stovei the
for wood, PAyToN AIR fIGHr. BAY STATE, EN-
PIRE CITY, PERFECT COMPLETE, TRIUMPH Con-
PLETE, &c. I-"--7 J = - u =
. Also, complete assortment of Parlor. Dining
Room, Hall, Office, Church. and other STOVES.
We have scrupulously endeavored IN al, our selec-
tons to get such Stoves will be useful a. well a.
ornamental.
Furnaces, Ranges. &c, put up at the shortest
notice. 80 -. . b
SHEET-IRON and TIN WORK done with dis
patch by experienced workmen.
We have also lust received a lot OF handsome New
York MANTEE CRATES. for hard and bitumin
o' HARDWARE aud HOUSE FURNISHING
sIBLEY & GUY. .-
sell-e02w so Pa, ay., bet. 10th and 18th sts.
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II The Florence correspondent of the New.
ark Daily Advertiser says that Powers noble sta
tue OF Webster has been transferred to bronze a,
the foundry in that city, and is about to be shipped
Tor Boston The casting is quite worthy of the
model; admirable for tone and accuracy. 1t was
visited by the members of the ROYAL family.
the Ministers of state, and many of the connoi
seurs OF the country, who concur in ascribing to
1t the highest merit
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" WIN Gushing and George A Witt were
on " ednesday offered as securities of Mrs. Cum
bingham, but as the district attorney objected to
them the matter was laid over The SURROGATE
mas nnalIy settled the question of the Burdeu e,.
tate' making out the necessary decree which sad
dies upon Mrs Cunningham part of the costs of
the recent litigation. The heirs Of the doctor
wiz at once take possession Of the premises 81
Bond street IL is said they will offer il for sale
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msnced. The question Of law involved having
been referred to the Attorney General, that
oficer has rendered decision which has en-.
abled Secretary Cobbto direct thsimmsdiate
commescsmsnt of operations ppon ne work,
SENATOR HUNTEB.-The Richmond So,fh
brands as false e the common report" alluded
to not long since by the Richmond Enquirer,
ing between that paper (the South and Sem
ator Hunter or the friends of that gentleman. {"
The South adds ..-----.
awe have never received line or message
from MI. Hunter or his friends about any posi-
ton we have ever assumed, and know as little
| about his views in regard to this Kansas contro-
versY as the man in the moon.' -
The TWELFTH OF SEPrEMBER.-A commit
tee from Baltimore are understood to have to-
day invited the President of the United States,
in the name and at the request of the "Old De-
lenders" to dine with them tomorrow in that
city, the occasion being that of the anniversary
of the battle of North Point, always 50 glorious.
ly kept in the Metropolis of Maryland.
The NEW GRANADIAN TREArY-It affords
US great pleasure to say that yesterday, after
we went to press, q treaty between the United
States and New Granada was duly signed at
the State Department 1t is understood not to
cover all the points in issue between the two
Governments, but enough of them to remove
most of the causes of the ill-feeling between
the two powers which has Of late existed
AN IMPORTANT DECISIoN.-The Secretary of
the Interior upon n case recaptlv presentad
has decided that he has no power to entertain
an appeal from the decision of the accounting
officers Of the Treasury upon any account-ex-
cept emolument returns-presented for adjust
ment prior to the passage of the act of the 10th
| of August, 1856, by any of the mayshais,
clerks, or otter officers Of tie United States.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
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como REwARD.-Rsaway from the su GO =
YZUU Der, living near Upper Marlborough, A
Prince Georges county, Md, on the 2fh OF q
April, NEGRO MAN, D1yY GREEN. ~
DARK muIatto-has a large bushy head, with, NS
whlskers round his face, medium size and down
has relatives or make his way to free State az
he lei without any provocatlon. 1 will give Two
taken IN the District, any other psrt Of Mar land
and So II taken IN this county, In either case he
must be secured 90 that get him. "
iss-tf WILLIAM j. BERRY.
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I OOK OUT FOR THE COLUMBIA BOYS.

odd FELLOWS HALL.
FUN, JOLLITY, MUSIC AND DANCING.
THE
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS
under the personal supervision Of Mr.. JNo. wrLLs.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
NINE FIRsT-CLAss ARTISTS,
In variety of Musical and Comic Performances
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT
Admission Twenty five Cents
Doors open AT 2, commencing at 8, and copcl udins
the performance at 10 O'Clock. ne 7-Iw
NOTICE-The members of the Western Hoss
Company respec' fully announce to their ca
friends and the public generally, that they ~
VIII give their sixth GRAND BALL on 60
THURSDAY, Sept. nth, 1857. Llh
For particulars see future advertisement.
seo THE COMMITTEE.
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FRENCH DRAWING BOOKS
u OF Flowers
OF Landscape Drawing.
OF Animals
of the Human Figure.
frice Sixty two Cents each.
Imported from Paris, BY
~ INTON'S ALCOHOL CooKm
" selo LAMMOND'S, 7th street.
TOYs AND FANCY NOTIONS, Of all lnds al
seW LANNON'S.
RUY YOUR NOTIONS. forpre..nts, at
- sel0 LAMMOND'S.
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NJ TRINITY CHAPEL.-The Rev. Mr..
GrSmmer having resumed the charge OF
I.nn ny Gs sss MI be open for Divine Service
further notice. al IL O'Clock a; nj, until
TNOTI Eat regular meeting of the
2S Ugly Club, held September I, the following
Esc bkSSSs f$ssdss ensuing Six months
{. W0ODARD, Recording Secretary.
TH0s. 6uNHRM. treasurer sa'' It.
TTHE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS
Company, and so, to the Psrseverance ire Com.
Pamy Tor their prompt xertions saving the prop
Wednesday night. He also wishes to return his
thanks for the exertions made saving his property
IT. JEROME CALLAHAN.
N%NOTICE.-Having been informed that GER
are u The habit Of collecting and
contained our beverages and putting therein an art
Gle made Ivy others than ourselves and then dispos-
stamped on said Bottles, ali persons are be srs
notified that such Bottles our own property ami
customers only to be returned, and that it is our firm
intention to- prosecute to the utmost extent OF the
any infringement of gu, Fshs on shs gEs%isss
80, Union Bottling Depot. 81 Green street.
Sc II Georgetown. ID. c.
COLLECTORS OFFICE CRY HALL,
TEfSE p5 SES NsT II
toe is hereby that the Taxes for n. wear s
are now due, and payable at this oflce and that
paid on or before the Ssh dsy Of r" s enc
TENDER next.
-,s.o,r JAS. F. HALLIDAY,
CUMBERLAND LUMP COAL, superior quail
Sc lilss w " Corner Of 9Th I'll s and .tTse...
MIR. DoNALD.MAcLEOD'SP PUPILS are re-
used IN the Edaeatoes institute tine 1seenis
,isbed BY Mr.. Macleod can be had, on the lowest
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's Bookstore.
eeII-M near 9th street.
,. c,rc 2 = AND WOOD DEPOT.
.ANTHR ACITE COAL, RED, and WHITE
ISL for Stoves AMI Crates, constantly arriving
WARRANTEp GARDEN SEEDS.
Choice Dec sls sS .a d. Glove S SSiSN Sis
S Just received, with every other variety of best
sell-lt a5l F street: Between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
NJ iast arrived, direc. from Kentucfy.,. 49, .
ri sae sss M%s. Sh
ting terms. Those wishing to purchase A
vi please call early. as they Will remain $500
.ellI.sts TIMES H. sHREvE, It'll street.
K RIOS st KIN
! have just received supply at the Metropolis.
between 10th and llth .tfeets, Sls and So, the q
Also, the latest improved Fine Psrior Com. ~
PHn0n s POI the latest improvement out for 1857.
heat the parlor. and as many chambers A. YOU NAV
nave one oyer the other with one small FIRE, and
experienced for setting them that can be found IN
the District. ''A ia
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o'clock a. M:
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LOST AND FOUND.

0SSA LANA w MI.
I oST..on "Wednesday. the 9Th instant, between
s sh ~ liberal reward will be given If left at
inc " ashhe Ton mouse. 1t
GIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. satur
LEPfNE WATCH. hunting 's ct ie.n fni je%eed.
having on the surface Of the case the initials A. e.
hand off, and the crystal broken Ten dosrs reward
~, .s he pad on its delivery at the Star oiioe.
STRAYED FROM A CARRIAGE. about three
lege, small yeOwish brown DOG, long SSeG
, round a. body. very short legs and curledSSn
spots on body and head. black also on the lat
ter. and answers TO the name of Fldo. A liberal re
So New Jersey avenue. at the Office of the First
A sc I1,st c0r00ran' Building. JosEpH ,Scrr.
s sS ss:noS1, Il BHs G
SASE key In one end. The gIft Of a deceased
corner 10th and streets, washington. fbs Under
VIII be suitably rewarded. seIc-St.
I EFT HIS HOME, on Saturday the goth of Au-
ing Ts o. toS EMP
Z; CROSS, aged II years. Any one Knowing of hls
sending them information az their res,dence on &
and r. Hsa hs Esyy RsSs
| 0ST.-As l have been legally notified BY the
LAND WARRANT for one hundred % and nd twenty
acres, No 80 OH was issued the Iath of January
.ooI' IN the name OF James Griffin as Private an Cap
tain Pierce's company, Virginia Militis, War lsi2,
and sent 70 my address Of Berlin, Virginia. As no
such Land arrant'has never come TO my hands Nor
TO the owner, and as every exist that said
warrant has been lost missent, or stolen from the
mall on transient from Washington city, ID. c., 10
Berlin, VIrg ina; and the object of this advertise
ment $50 give due notice that shall make appIica
ZION al the Pension Office OF the United States for
duplicate after given the notice required ly law
au ls-w6w EDWIN BRADSHAW, Attorney.
&200 REWARD.-Ranawsy from Kaorama
Vs1VO near washington city, ID. c.. on Sat- -
NEGRO MAN 6 EORGE JOHNSONaged N
ABOUT . years, height about feet, of = dark ~
In HIS address.
will give the above reward If taken in free
state, Slm u taken within the District Of Coum-
baor S2o taken in the State of Mary land In either
case he must be secured so that get him.
Miss ELEANOR ]. C0NNEWAY,
Baltimore, Md, or
OLIVER DUFOUR.
au 81. cow Washington CITY
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A CAurIoS.-Persons in the habit of receiv.
ing pamphlets and other printed matter from
England in the mails, often complain to the
Post Once Department that they are charged
letter postage upon them. Now, that is the
case only where the senders fail to prepay the
whole pamphlet postage due upon them under
the existing postal treaty between the two gov
ernments In that case the English Govern
ment holds the United States responsible for the
return of the pamphlets as dead mail matter. or
for the collection of the balance due on them, at
letter rates. To obviste such charges the send.
ers must pay the whole postage due at pam.
phlet rates, and those receiving such mail from
England occasionally should notify the senders
to pay the proper postage, as explained above.
A POSTAL AFFAIRS DECISION Washing.
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
writes
"The Postmaster General, in response to an in
quiry addressed to him by postmaster. wbetber
postmaster has right to frank a registered let
ter, decides that the Thanking privilege which
merely exempts postmaster within certain linn
its from the payment Of postage. does not extend
to the registration Of letters, and will not release
him from the payment OF the fee Of five cents re-
CURED by the act authorizing such registry In
all cases, therefore, where a postmaster entitled
to the Thanking privilege registers a letter OF his
own, he may exempt 1t from postage by his frank
bnt must account usual for the registration fee
The Hon DANIEL E. SIcKLEs.-James T.
Brady, Esq, Rich'd Busted, Esq, 1.-THE counsel
to the Corporation Of New York; and Charles
O'Connor, Esq.-all of whom were associated
more or less with Mr.. Sickles in the conduct Of
the now celebrated Devlin ease-deny, emphat.
ically, we perceive by the New Y ork journals,
the truth Of the Herald insinuations that Mr..
s. played his client false in the conduct of that
case; which he (Mr. Sickles) has made the basis
Of libel suit, laying his claim for damages at
$25, 900.
The OGDESsBURGH, N, Y, CUsrox HOUSE,
Posr OFFICE, ASD U. s. CouRr Houss.-It
will be recollected that in making the appro.
priation for the construction of the building
mentioned above, Congress attached to il a
clause which it was conceived rendered neces.
sary that the work on 1t should not be com.
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WANTEp-In the family of gentleman residing
w Two miles from the city. a good plain COOK,
One who can bring recommended ions for skill bon-
esty, and cleanliness will hnd good situation and
regular s wages. Apply to J. T.. CRUTCHETT. cor
Her OF btn ana ID streets. Nv
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\ .ti,IOl - iiI.NI>;

A new difficulty has been discovered in
Arizona. Or the thousand lnha;itants IN tn.
purchase, 1t Is SAID that enough wLu can r,,,;
and wrl;e connot DC found 10 TORN a l,",,la.
ture.
The Emperor Of China has refused to
receive a communication from President,
fierce, forwarded t.. DR. Parker. who is at
/ oo'' no" 40 letter from the Queen OF
f'":'ahd, forwarded sulut time Since. met
with Il similar tate
lie Christian Advorate proposes rem
tdH tor the prevention OF sell murder. Tn.
ciihrllnt M OF law con>iunII.u 10 the. :, Lonl,
OF Anatomy. lhe tOil Ut even, Individual. If
"""'e'tr 'hhN OF lie, "li1sn d cotoucr .N
SHOULD declare 10 have Committed 1ciO az
Scene IN New YORK -ShoIkrt,~r-
'haiIoh. there here. YOU nl.urr. What Ar,
,ou don. viii those uuoi> Sanbo-.O. I>r
oh': Ji>t taAIn ttn awal. Shu,kr,,,.,-
l"A'hG 'htH' away. You RASCAL. uu,.I ,uu
"ho" 'ha' Is steihH.: Sdmto-.De krel-
l"'' san. no" You cu>c, this nl..er % stealth
sc morally ih>dlIc.
HOLIDAY PEE>ENTs-Th. Boston Pos,
j. 'e>l"h>'tic i"' '!lr following "A illrl.d
I'd. he h"' Two; Kiss from lis wife AMI
another from Ills laughter The first he
Valued iOr rs rant, aIii the secoLd tor lis
'''''"'eIts't dhess-Uc'ng gwen ior a gold
bracelet"