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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

The Coupons due 18th inst. Oh the Detroit and Mil
waukee lst mortgage y cent and ID mortgage 3
cent Bonds. and Oakland and Ottawa e cent Bonds
will be paid at Duncan Sherman Il Co.'S. The business
al the Clearing House was $l7 5000, which s less
than the average Of late. Mr.. Isaac Townsend vice.
President of the Bank Of the State Of New York. has
beep elected trustee of the United States Trust Com
pspy, and the Supreme Court has confirmed
the election. There is q fair demand for Three
Per Cent Treasury Notes for Customs at 2OG
SOC. discount. Sales sf 100000 or 100000 OF
the new 4 T. cents. have bean sold al al
q cent prem. Tne Secretary has AWARDED =
per cent on the 10000 600 bids, at per cent. The
annual meeting OF the Cumberland Coal and lroa Co.
will be held at their Office in this city June 3 1873
The transfer books close ten days previous to thai
date. A Washington correspondent teegraphes that
the Cabinet has determined to recognize Mr.. BspJa
miL's Tehauntepec Company, and the Postmaster
General is instructed to make contract for the mails
That the Pacific Mail Steamship Company has signed
a contract with the Tehuauepec Company to take
mails and pa on the Pacific to San Francisco
and the Department has extended the racine CON-
panys contract year in the service
TO CON nee in October. Peter A. HaIgoes 70 iur'
nsh the money to lee the Tehuantepec road ne
compensation for the mails from New. Orleans TO tue
Pacific Ocean is TO be two hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars a year for semi-monthly service
The following is an abstract of the business OF the
Pen non Bureau for the month Of Aprh:
Number Of application, 70, bounty land received. oos
Nun her Of warrant, certificates issled..'...' -.
Total number Of Applications
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-Y0RK....


..uhips-hriel L1aow Brereu nd Southampton, D. Tor
r,n,. Bcfusss Ham, T.oatmsn Hamburg ksrhnzd y"
Ship c. Humphrey, Prince, ST. Thomas, j. K Dow.
B.rks .,ang Greennap Lsvsocs McCresdy, Mott %
A;a,K. L. =. Halifax, g. l. Hatch Co.. Venus AtA!n'on'
ps. Sn.b n, y John,op S. Johns B., A snihers
Co. Geo Washington Sesyer, EAzso.thPort, A. houesi
1u.nd. Lsue Dorr ST. Pierre. MsTinqle hetcai
Sebooner,-D Trovbrdse Morrow Bermuda Midde'on
ca: Jonas Smith Lynch Wilmington, j. Smith Co. Mar
poy5snee l. kenny: olive Branch Hall, Hsrwich, Chsse
de La Plata Ha;chins' Arroyo Pee "a In SsS;S
Whd,or D. r. De Wolf; VIM. Abbott, Smith ST. Iaonss
r p. Buck Co.
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2.sa7

The movement by the Canals continues 10 show a
large increase over last season. The following table
taken from The Buffalo COarer shows the amour, Of
tolls received al Buffalo and the same relative Increase
is shown at the other offices during the first ten days
~, tho csnsl WAS omen last year and this year:
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ot,l 10 dsy,.. s544l ei TO;sl 10 dsys.."s4ai!7 Is
The shove exhibits an ircresse il the frst ten days
this wear, a. compared with ss; Of s56,5S ~.
Accompanying this is the annexed, showing the
Quantities Of those articles on which reduction in tolls
are made. which have been shipped by Canal frcm
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Goal.

ofTIeE on rBr CvMBERL.xD Coal AID laos ces,.r
Conner CT Broadway aud W. s..ls (
Nkw.YosE, Apr 49,,
COMPANY are now prepared % sonfrssr ~, 70 AZ aiAD
Vefr vtllknosn and approved qualities Of CI sss
COAL d wa be shipped in the ess ordsr from ns SS~
c-po,s at As2An6ria. Va, aid Baltimore, Nd
TIE Company, when required VIII sha;sr $500 49,.
teitb. ~itkcsi etuss. A. kbhhSsf
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u.ceips, Of Prsduee-Marli.

D, r,< Ralresd-2soo bbs Flour leo do. WHISKY. loo
,.ss Pc,i.or. do Lard IS DO Ash-. so do. Cheese. 1871
T. Rv,,r so ,5ss Leather = rvAs do, COO pafs PotAtoe-
ia - Wkss. AID % btls ,oAol
p. h..,.4 kHu ba,-.o<t tia w., so9 hUse. WtsS,
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H,UAYuls ALnAHAc.....TMs DAY
su,r~s - a IS s~tA-....... 7:l0 Aoon-Set''.lo:'os
wArGR...rHis DAY
s.rd, Hall s:ll Gov Lard. 9:olul Hell ests...V:f2
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.,,.,. n ,b., means and regsrd 70 the gnl y Of
the pspsr offered them Exchange 90 the Eat 8 10
fau supply, ard on New Oresns 10. so nn u as,
mstd A. he r.t.. heretofore quoted. b. - sre
selling slight AZ y cent premium ior < ID ""u "''
tolI paper on both the East ana oosIh
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Markets

FRIp.y, May H. ls'A
AsHEs-Th. demand FOR beth tirds fair, and lfor'''
steady; ssss 80 bbls a. So ,...-s an all,
COfTOE-Tb. msItst 10 tc. lower and eaIi 'A'e'' ~
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rhicb advanced 20 on aud were sfersari ID oen"''a
,,g73. Csifcrria State bonds advanced 10 o. a,
the eo,e Of Tie day the market WAS very hrm anu
,,.,dv The latest prices in the stree. were ior Enc,
on a243; Re.drg, AL d47!, Michigan southern -oi
On. Ner.York Central 81 49, Cumberland Ia
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, Oh; Rock i'I,oo'
;sla1sI; Toledo, 49, 944 Gsens, s9l milwaukee,
and Mississippi, 29l a29,i Missouri &c, 81 asi.'
The business in foreign bills for the steamer tomor
row is light, and the market scarcely o. hm a. ior
the Wednesday boat. There is, however, no q1otao''
change in rates. Sterling, 100 no. Francs, o.l'G
5l2l. 81 w..
Freiehts are firm. To Liverpool, SOD bbls' fiou'
a, q. 3D.; $4,000 bus. Gram q, 9a9ld.i lo ose'
Cotton at 3I6d 50 do. at sd; leo tcs Beef a. D.
500 boxes Cheese at 30s. To London, 10 boxes bs
con on private terms 100 tee India Beef st 3s 3D. "
tups Spirits a. 25e., part wine measure. To Gsseo"
leo bales Sea leland Cotton at Sled 5000 BUSH IRAN
At CD. brig with 600 bbs. RosnsG IS,
ard to FL up WITH Grain al 3D. and Flour az 70 81
schooner Of 100 bbs out to Jamsica aud back Tor
81. 900. pct charges paii brig TO Cie'fuegos ao'
back at SIC. for Sugar. ship with Deals from 81
George to Lor don on private terms schooner 10
Bella st, with Flour at l5c. schooner to Bangor
with Grain, at 3d. and Flour at ID cents. schooner
from Eizabethport 20 Boston with Cosl below the
bridges a. 81 %.
The following is fridays business at tie office Of
TIE Assistant Treasurer: Receipts, SOL OsO 49, Pay
ments, $j2,938 10; Balance, s6,l56,3S9 3D. THe re-
cepts include sol 900 from Cu.toms. The payments
into The SubTrssury to-day, or account Of Treasury
Notes, were 500 600, made by Van Veeck, Read q
Dr.1el, on account Of Messrs. Sweeney, Ruenhou;s
& Co. Of Washington.
Albert H. Ncolsy's regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow sa'ur'
day, at l2l O'Clock. at tee Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow Saturday at l2i O'Clock,
Il the Merchants Exchange.
Ne annex comparative statement Of the Imports oil
Foreign Dry Goods at the port of New-York for the
week and since Jan j:
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Tn. Esv.ns leave this port on the ID 71 i III
ARD 9TH of month and ChsreCon G., on tns "a 10
ish Returning they due here respectively on ne az. N
And 18th and VIA ChArieon We 18th and 5ls Oh esea sI
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500 o. Data so g. Rye So d. BAsy s2 pss' A.hss sed
5cc. ProrRobs.
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Passengers Arrived
N brio ttby Taylor, fro~ A,pirrd9-Leo s'm'n''h
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Number Of applications oy bounty and received. os
Number Of warrant, cerrihcs,es i.'1ed.''''' .n
Tota number Of applications received. :..slslo
Tor. number of Sarran.s certificates Issued - ~
,i,fy these u,rrspts vii require OF the pubic and
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For Apr, '''''''''''''''
Sl9Of9 IL
The following are the rates of domestic exchange
on New.YoYk from the principal cities OF the Union
at the present time, corrected for us from the e OF
us,s,s Tbompsop Bros Bankers No. OVAL street
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ExuuMArloN or VAL ABLE Books AT WASH
INeroN "A great discovery OF books aud docu-
ments was made during the last week by the
House COMMITTEES on Accounts whereby some
thirty thousand volumes aud numbers OF valn'
able works have been brought to light from the
"catacombs." or ygul,s, under the great rotun1a
of the Capitol nN ,'ble as these works un.
,ioubtedly are sotiin see ,hem are so modern,
that as It would seem, thcyco9uld not have bacn
very long lost to the vsiou' 6nd knowledge OF
persons about the Capitol having c9nrge OF such
matters. Thus there were packages OF the
Pacific Railroad Expedition Japan Expe-
diion." United StOtcs Statutes AT Large &c
Other works ore men ioned which may have en-
set aside at moe distant dates; thus com
pete Journal of the English l1oue of Lords and
Commons since the middle Of the seventh cen.
tury. The complete works OF John Adams are
amongst the works thus exhumod. .--Nattondl
Mtelligsnccr May g.
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(sor sr eREY0


A sacrllcgious wretch and evidently bachelor
writes thus OF observation on tho muddy streets o
q rainy day:
The rustling slk--the knell OF parting gold,
With waving ease floats by me like sea,
when rising 10 l. from many lovely fold
Much grace appears TO sunshine and to me.
From out the ample hoop; invulucrablc shade
v'her heaye twelve yards In mauy graceful heap
Each IN its place, and os # halt afraid
Feet like mice from out their lair do peep.
Full many part hid from the eye terrono
The deep recess OF crinolino doth bear;
Full many n charm Is born TO walk unseen,
And waste its graoes IN tho dRrkened air.
Let not grim pruiery with useless toll,
Hide nil these charms in oterNnXious oarei
Nor cyuics hear with dsdsinful smile
OF the dear wtching legends Of the fair.
For them indeed doth busy commerce trive;
The bleatiug kid parts with his outward wear;
And Lynn ON Massachusetts bay, doth thrive,
Where Yaukee Crispin plies his thrifty care.
whe not 20 dumb torpidity RprcY,
At once pleasing vision Ger resigned;
Passed trim ankle on & muddy way,
Nor cast one longing, lingering lo'k bchindf
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The GREAT BUFFALO iUNr---rho press
throughout the Union has announced that grand
buffalo hunt would take place in tho month OF
July next, and that his ENce|oncy Mohnmmcd
Pacha, and suite. aud several distinguished Con.
gresmer and attaches Of FoYeign Legations would
accompany tho expedition. VhOs expedition will
leave ST. Cloud, on tho Mississippi riNer, about
iho middle of July, and proceed directly to Brsck-
enridge Here will bo established tho hendquar.
ters of the party, Breckenridge is situated At
the head Of steam navigation ON tho Red River
of tho North the metropolis Of the finest and
most fertile section Of country within the area of
tho United States. From this point for tull live
hundred miles the Red river OF tho North, navi-
gable for heavy draught steamers, rolls down the
richest and most magnificent valley in the world,
Its attractions for emigration nre cneqnaled-rich
in products, and mild and even temperature
Through this country roam the buffalo and elk,
the hunting of which will prove noble sport to
those composing the party We are authorized
TO state that all editors OF tho press throughout
tho Union, who desire TO accompany the eNpedi-
ton, will be taken from St. Cloud TO the hunting
grounds and back TO 81. Cloud, lrc' Of expense
This generous oiltr is made by George L. Brott, q
gentleman well and tayora6y known IN Mnncso
tN, and whom we personally know promises but 10
perform. Syracuse Journal
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Beneu 1Le Institution, established By speciaL ea1o
meat for the relief of the sick and distressed
afflicted tcih Viraient and Epidemic
Diseases
THO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dseases suoh
l. as Spermatorrhna Seminal Heakness E,pofenc.. d.
Gonorrhga, Gfeet Syphtiis, the Wee Of O,.anisn or
Self Abuse &c, &c.
The Hotcard association in view of the awful de-
structon of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the deception pracccd upon the unfortunate vic.
tins OF such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rected their Consulting Surgeon as q CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open Dy spensary for
the of this class of diseases in all their forms
and to give Medical Aid Gratis, all who apply By
letter, with description of their condition. (aye oe-
cupaton, habits of life. &c and in cases OF extreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicine Free of Charge. 1t Is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors. a review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the young and they have resolved to devote
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association Report on Sper-
matorrh@a, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice of nan.
ism, Masturbaon Self Abuse and other Diseases of
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which
will be sent by mail, lin sealed letter envellope Free
cf Charge on the receipt of STAMPS for postage
Address for report treatment DR.. George r. Call
houn, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa
By order of the Directors
EZRA d. HARTWELI, Pyesr
GEO. FAIRCH1LD Secretary.
December II, IS57.-32ly
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Fremont is getting to be quite an active
to H. aud would suit to n I, the Arkansas chap,
who tied up his llht bpat for twcnt, -four hours
at little town, for the purpose ot seeing fun,
and then left disguised, (with Souged eye mi
nus thumb, finger and ear) because there had
been but three fights two Niger chipptnES and
sundry dog and cock fgEts On saturday after
noon opposite our Office 5. H Russell pitched in
TO VIM. Webster the draymun, suiking him wo
or three times A crowd of hundred or more
soon gathered and two or three side scrimmages
were got up, Russell was hkcn before Il. Il
Dickenson Esq, plead guilty and was hned 30
and costs In the evening Phillip Short and
Daniel Seaman met in grocery aud there un-
der the influence of whiskey proceeded to settle
an old grulge The fight was a long and bloody
one and Short was badly hurt Seaman was
taken before 4 Z, Dickinson aud bound over to
the Court OF Common Pleas in the sum OF S2OO
There seemed TO b. a sort o. fighting mania for
u few hours, The next day, Sunday, on the eust
side of the river, we were told an interesting
fight cume OFF between Mr. Greene AMI iocke.
Only seven fights in less thau thirty SIN hours -
Whisbcy was the cause OF tn NJ Oll.--Frmont
JOurndL
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L AW S OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
AN A1r

No. III AN ACT
To prevent the selling and barterlng OF Counterfeit
Coin and the having in possession counterfeit coin
with the intent TO SELL barter, or dispose OF the
same.
sRc. |. BE il enacted BY the G,Deral Asssmbiy oftb,
State Of ohio, That II any person shall sci barter, OF
ia amy manner dispose Of any false. rged or conn
terfct coin made IN the likeness and smiitude ofnny
Of the yUd, silver or copper coin or coins currently
passing in the states II any person shall be detected
with any such false forged counterfeit coin or coins
IN his or her possesson for the purpose Of selling
bartoring dsposng 4 the same, knowing tho sam
to be false forged counterfeit every person 30 Of
fondng shall be deemed guilty of misdemeunor aud
upon conviction thereof shall bo imprisoned in Che
pentsntiay and DO kept at hard labor not more thar
ten years or less than one yonr.
SEc g. This net to take effect and be In force from
and after its passage. ...
WILLIAM b. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
MAR IN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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April u, 1858.

No. 1l2J AN ACT
To ameud an act entitled IAN act providing for the
election Of Ooroners and Shorill', aud hAing their
terms of Office" rassed March 5th, 1854
SEC. |. Re IL enacted hy the General assembly OF Mt
State Of ohio, That the act entitled an act proyl'
ding for tho election of coroners ana shoris nnd Xing
their terms OF Office" passed March 9th, le5t, be so
amended a. to read follows; Section l. There shall
he elected the second Tuesday Of October benni-
ally, by the qu life voters in each organized county,
in this state, ons sheriff and one coroner for such
county who shall hold their offices for two years from
the drst Monday of January, next succeeding their
election, aud until their sucocssors are elected and
qualified
SIG T. That tho term Of Office OF all sherifls and
coroners elected in tho several counties in this state
the second Tuesday of October In the year eighteen
hundred and fifty ak, shall expire the first Monday
II January in tho year eighteen hundred and sixty or
thereafter th0ir respective SUCCESSORS are
elected and qualified.
SEQ g. Ali sheris aud coroners elected In the sew.
eral counties of this state the second tuesday OF
October, eighteen hundred and hltysix, shall ON or
before the first Monday In November, eighteen hun
dred aud Gycight, give bond according 10 law, con
ditioned 70 the full discharge Of their respective du-
tics until the first Molday in January eighteen hun
drod aud fifty nine, and until their successors are es-
pectyoly oleC'eu and qualified And all sherllfs and
coroners uoCtgd on the second Tuesday Of OCtt bsr
eighteen hundred and fifty seven, shall in like manner
before the first Mon, ay IN November, eighteen
hundred aud fifty niue, give bond, conditioned the
faithful discharge OF thor respective duties unt the
nrst Monday OF January, eighteen hnnhrcu anu slAy
and until their elected and qualified.
failure by any such sheriff coroner to give such
bond shall vacato his oico, and SAID vacancy snail be
filed as in other cases Is may be provided by law
The giving OF such bond the failure TO give the same
shall in wise affect any bond previously given by
any such sheriff or coroner.
Sue a. That the original not entitled "an act pro
yidng for the olcoou of and sheris and hN
ing their terms of oice,' passed .arch 3, 1901, he
and the same Is hereby repealed.
SEC s. This act shall take effect and be In force from
aud after its passage. -
WILLIAM Il. WOODS,
speaker Of the H0usc Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
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ner now provided by law for making parties de-
PENDANTS the eto.
SEo. 2. The probate court and court Of common
pleas In which such petition may be hled shall have
fall power 10 determine the equities between the par
ties and the prioriies Of lien of tho several lien hold
said real estate, and to order dstrbu ION OF
the money aris ny from the sale OF such real estate
cording 10 their respective equities and priortios OF
lien rs found by the court
Sac D. This shall take effect and be In fc ce from
and after Its passage. -
WILLIAM B. WOODS
Speaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES,
MARTIN WELKER
President Of the Senate
April 10, 1853.
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NonLE SENTIMENTS --Condemn no man for
not thinking rs Won think. let every onr enjoy
the full ana free liberty to think for himself
Let every man use his own Judgment, since
every man must give an account OF himself to
degree TO the spirit of prosecution. If YOU
cannot reason or persuade man into the truth,
never attempt to force him Into it. II love
will not compel him, leave him TO God, the
Judge of oil, john IPCslcv
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THE New York Boy PRrAcHgR We have n
new prodigy in this city in the person OF boy
preacher. He is about fifteen years OF age --
Ills name is Cranmond Kennedy. lie is Btp-
tis,, and balongs TO The church Of Rev. Mr.
Adams on Christopher street. lie is II convert
in the late revival has already been licensed to
preach und is Just now attracting large crowds
10 hear him. His style is vehement; his ser
nous have in them much method he speaks
wholly extomporonyous and his systrm OF the.
ology seems to be mature aud after the school OF
the sounder aud more cons rv0tya schools Of
the day He breaches and speaks every night
His houses are crowded to overlowing; und for
a season he will b, the great attraction of our
city.--M Y, Correspondent Of Boston Journal
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BOOKS! BOOKs!! BOOKs!W

Fresh arrlVaIs weekly at
III o L Z" S o o X S II O RE
sign OF the Book consisting of School Books of all
kinds also Latin, Greek, French German and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets Histories Biographies Travels, New and Popa.,
lar Works, etc, etc. together with commentaries and
notes on the Scriptures; works on Theology Annuals
Gift Books, for all and ages alarge
of Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children OF Stationery, he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
INkS-Back Blue, Red, Carmine, Arnold's and
Harrison's Fluid, Copying, Indellible, etc.
GOLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossing CONNER.
cal, Ladies', &C.. at HOIT,S
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April II, 1883,


No, llS1 AN ACT
TO amen the act supplementary TO tho act entitled
aud act to provide for the settlement of the Estates
OF Deceased Persons, passed Marcia 23d, lst0.
Sac. /. De Il enacted By the GSgstai ASSemhy of The
s dis of Oaio That wheu any executor or admin =.
TRAITOR shall fle petition in the probate court the
court OF pleas in any coauty in this state for
authority TO sell the real estate OF the deceased, ii
shall be the duty OF such executor or sdminlsrAtor
drtd and twenty four OF the act tolwhich hs supp
sntAry TO make all morgagees OF aad other lieu hold
ers whether by Judgment or Otherwise, ou sld real
estate and all trustees holding the legal title thsrela
pstrsI Sstspaagti 10 gGSg Isttion In the same mai
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AT wedding reCenlly which took place at
the altar, when the ouiciaung priest pui to the
lady the home question: "Wilt lhou have this
man to be thy welded husband p She dropped
the pretticsl courtesy, and with a mojesty which
lent her beauty an additional grdse, replied "lT
you please, sir
"A blacksmith having lost his wife, com
planned to nlighbor OF his miStorluns IA terms
Of the most bit,cr disappointment Oh re-
piled the latter, yOur case is not 50 deplorable
as to excite grief like this | will give you my
living wife, aud barrel Of cider to boot, for
your dead one
"A ncg,o passing under scanolding where
some repairs were going on, bnck fell from
above on his head and was broken by the fall.
Sambo very cooly raised his head, and excluim,
ed :"Hallo, you white man up dar, il yon
don't waht your bricks broke just keep EN- Oh
my head -
AT fashionable city party, at which low
Recked dresses were prominent feature, Miss
B. addr. ssed her country cousin: Cousin S'm,
did you ever see such glorious sight before 2
Never siacs ! wss welasl" said Sam blush
irs.